Mandate: The public history working group is one of the CHA's affiliated committees. These groups generally represent those involved in specific, focused areas of inquiry....

The CHA would like to congratulate the authors whose books have been shortlisted for this year's prizes. The winners will be announced at the prize ceremonies that will be...

The David Alexander Prize is awarded annually for the best essay on the history of Atlantic Canada written in a course by an undergraduate student in any university. The...

This year, the Canadian Historical Association will mark its 100th anniversary with a number of activities, conversations, and webinars, including the Annual Conference that...

The CHA Annual Meeting will take place  at Congress this year. Registration for Congress 2022 is now open on the Congress' website. All association organizers, presenters...

This annual prize seeks to recognize post-secondary instructors teaching in any geographical, thematic, or temporal field in historical studies who have a record of...

The sixth issue of the CHA's digital newsletter- Historians' Corner, in 2021 is now available online. Pleasant reading!

Friday, November 19, 2021, 11:30 am | Online ** Register (free) to get the Zoom link https://cridaq.uqam.ca/activite/o-lemieux/.   The event will take place in French.

Nancy Christie'sThe Formal & Informal Politics of British Rule in Post-Conquest Quebec: A Northern Bastille (2020) is the subject of a debate organized and published by...

The CHA is saddened by the passing of professor Mitchinson. Please see the obituary here https://memorials.gffh.ca/wendy-mitchinson/4759427/index.php?_ga=2. 

Mairi Cowan, an Associate Professor in the Department of Historical Studies at the University of Toronto Mississauga, has been named one of Ontario’s most outstanding...

Brochure #38 in the CHA's Immigration and Ethnicity in Canada Series, Filipinos in Canada written by Jon G. Malek, is now available...