Borealia: Early Canadian History

Keith Grant, Denis McKim, and Laura J. Smith, editors | Jul 13, 2021

The goal of Borealia is to provide an energetic, professional, and respectful space for conversation about research and teaching in early Canadian history. The site comprises a wide variety of essays on the history of Canada and its connections with the rest of the world. Included are essays about teaching Canadian history, writing major research papers, and connecting teaching and research.

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