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Today in Canadian History

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★★★★☆
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16 reviews
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United States
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213 episodes
Language
English
Explicit
No
Date created
2010/06/30
Latest episode
2026/10/07
Average duration
9 min.
Release period
2 days

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Each episode of Today in Canadian History contains an interview with a Canadian professor, journalist, author, or “everyday” historian and focuses on a unique event or moment that took place on that day in Canadian history. Today in Canadian History presents Canada’s past in a unique and accessible manner. The series is designed to be a first step to learning more about our past. We would like to remind Canadians not just about what makes our country great, but what makes it complicated, beautiful, diverse, and ours. Feel free to get in touch with Marc & Joe via-email: [email protected]

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October 7 – First concert of the NAC Orchestra
2026/10/07
Back in 1969, 46 nervous and excited performers stepped onstage at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.
October 6 – Radio station opens in Aklavik, NWT
2026/10/06
Back in 1925, station opens in Aklavik, NWT as part of the North West Territories and Yukon Radio System.
October 5 – Laurie Skreslet becomes first Canadian to climb Everest
2026/10/05
Back in 1982, Laurie Skreslet became the first Canadian to reach the top of Mount Everest. Canadian Pat Morrow followed only days later.
October 4 – Pianist Glenn Gould dies
2026/10/04
Glenn Gould passed away on this day back in 1982. He was 50.
October 1 – Artist Paul Kane returns to Toronto
2026/10/01
The famous Canadian painter returns to Toronto after more than two years in the West.
September 30 – Arctic explorer John Rae is born
2026/09/30
John Rae is born in Scotland on this day back in 1813.
September 29 – The Aloutte 1
2026/09/29
We spoke with astronaut Robert Thirsk: the Canadian who has spent the most time in space.
September 28 – Pierre Elliot Trudeau Passes Away
2026/09/28
Historian and author John English discusses the legacy of Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau.
September 27 – Stanley Park opened in Vancouver
2026/09/27
Park opened to public for the first time back in 1888.
September 24 – Canada Lifts Sanctions Against South Africa
2026/09/24
We spoke with Dr. Linda Freeman, a professor at the University of Carleton.
September 23 – Mack Sennett releases first film
2026/09/23
Back in 1912 in New York, Quebec-born Mack Sennett releases his first Keystone Comedy film.
September 22 – Building named after Clara Brett Martin
2026/09/22
Back in 1989, the Ontario provincial government (temporarily) names a building after Clara Brett Martin, the first woman lawyer in the British Empire.
September 21 – The Toonie is Unveiled to the Public
2026/09/21
Brent Townsend is the the artist who designed the polar bear on the reverse of the Canadian two dollar coin.
September 20 – First signing of Treaty 5
2026/09/20
Treaty 5 is signed for the first time at Berens River, Manitoba back in 1875.
September 17 – Fire on the SS Noronic kills over 115 people
2026/09/17
Back in 1949, a fire on the ship kills over 115 people. The ship was docked on the shore of Lake Ontario.

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4.4 out of 5
16 reviews
★★★☆☆
warlordbob 2019/11/22
Would be great
The stories are rich and well told. It would be nice if the podcast was regularly issued.
★★★★★
lukealexatkinson 2016/10/14
👍
Deep research, wide-ranging interviews, and engaging writing make this a good one.
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