Reading and Remembrance: History Matters

1812-2012, History Matters
This year’s theme for Reading and Remembrance covers 200 years of Canadian history, thanks to the War of 1812-14, its inspiration. Although the lessons tie days of yore to today’s media-savvy youth, we’ve not forgotten our current veterans.

history matters Minutes

• Alexander Shukee Louie (Canadians All)
• Black Canadians (A reason to believe)
• Brock's Rangers (First Nations: Battles won and lost)
• Capt. John Dolsen's Rifles (Cutting Edge 1812)
• Charles-Michel d’Irumberry de Salaberry (A reason to believe)
• Don Upham (Veterans speak to the future)
• Elizabeth Mitchell (Women of Courage)
• Express Canoe (Twitter 1812: communications that count)
• Fort Mackinac (Twin a Fort)
• Future Ships (Twitter 1812: communications that count)
• Georgina Pope (Women of Courage)
• Hans Jung (War and Medicine: from shell shock to PTSD)
• Henry Grant(A reason to believe)
• Kay Madill (Veterans speak to the future)
• Kenny Allen (Veterans speak to the future
• John Franklin (Canadias All)
• John Molson (Cutting Edge 1812)
• Kay Christie (Women of Courage)
• Mackinaw Coat (Women of Courage)
• Norman Bethune (War and Medicine: from shell shock to PTSD)
• On leeches and maggots (War and medicine 1812-1918)
• Rock of Gibraltar (Twin a Fort)
• Robert Lavack (Veterans speak to the future)
• Ross Ferguson (Veterans speak to the future)
• Wm. Johnson Kerr (First Nations: Battles won and lost)
• Wm. Dunlop: Surgeon ~ War of 1812 (War and medicine 1812-1918)

History Matters: 1812 - 2012

• Cutting Edge 1812
• A Reason to Believe
• Une raison de croire
• First Nations
• Twin a Fort
• Jumelez un fort
• Twitter 1812
• Veterans Speak to the Future
• War and Medicine: 1812-1918
• War and Medicine: from shell shock to PTSD
• Women of Courage
• Canadians All