Quietly Brainwashing Canadian Baby Boomers and Generation X at School ***Updated Tuesday, July 26, 2022 to recognize the term “Indigenous Canadian” is archaic and offensive,
Edith Biggs of Her Majesty’s Inspectorate visits Ontario’s Department of Education, 1967. According to R. F. Goodings and J. E. Dunford (1990), “[t]he contribution of
Henry Cousby, pronounced ‘Kosby’, was born in Virginia or Georgia in 1797 and is my oldest documented ancestor, not even two hundred years older. That’s
The amount of investment information that was available to the American versus Canadian student, in the World War II savings bonds albums, is striking. The
Isabelle Grace Althea Tompkins, née McCarter, my paternal grandmother, kept Misty Mints in a Blue Mountain Pottery dish in the living room. Sometimes there were