Welcome back to the Teaching & Learning Blog! As syllabi writing season is fully upon us, we wanted to take this opportunity to remind everyone about the Canadian...

Bill Waiser's book In Search of Almighty Voice: Resistance and Reconciliation, was launched at the One Arrow First Nation powwow.

NOTE: Steven High, as CHA President, submitted this ‘response’ to the National Post after it published three pieces that attacked the Canadian Historical Association...

2020 CHA's Wallace K. Ferguson Prize Registration is free - https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIvf-CqpjoqEtzdtc1dLSXZ_DyO8xUBoXlV    Laureate Wilson...

1 July 2021 The Canadian Historical Association, which represents 650 professional historians from across the country, including the main experts on the long history of...

BY JENNY ELLISON, ANDREW JOHNSTON & CARLY CIUFO The Employing History guide helps provide grad students with insights into the variety of career paths historians can...

You were not able to attend this year's AGM and hear Penny Bryden deliver her presidential address? You can view it or, for those who did see it, view it again on the CHA...

June 8-11, 2022 Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines and Canadian Embassy in Paris 70 Years after the “Massey Report”:’ an Assessment of Culture and...

Last week, the bodies of 215 children were discovered in unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia.  This news was horrific but...

It’s not just a part of who we are as survivors – it’s a part of who we are as a nation The Honourable Murray Sinclair Honouring and preserving residential school...

The decision of the Black Canadian Studies Association earlier this month to withdraw from participating in Congress 2021 has made it abundantly clear to us in the CHA that...

IT'S ACADEMIC    We live in a rapidly changing world where the catalyst for change is the ever-advancing march of digital technologies. The proliferation of new media has...