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The Rocking P Gazette – 1923-1924 : The Homemade Newspaper From Canada’s Frontier Produced By Two Young Sisters

In 1923, Dorothy Margaret Macleay, 14, and her younger sister Gertrude Maxine, 12, began producing a monthly newspaper. They called it the Rocking P Gazette, after the family's Rocking P ranch ...

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‘I’m A Fat Boy Now’ – The Diabetes Miracle (1922)

This is known as one of medicine's most incredible moments. Imagine a room full of parents sitting at the bedside waiting for the inevitable death of their child. ...

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Technicians at the Government of Alberta Dairy and Food Canada Laboratory (1970)

A great collection of color portraits of staff at a Canadian lab in 1970 ...

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Beautiful Hand-Coloured Lantern Slides of Canadian Plants and Flowers (1920)

William McCalla, a botanist and teacher, made over 1,000 hand-coloured lantern slides of Albertan flowers ...

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An Extraordinary Road Trip Across Canada in 1954

Helen Salkeld, Audrey James, Anna Brown and the photographer Rosemary Gilliat took a 7,700 mile trip of a life time across Canada... ...

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World War 1 In Color: Canada’s War

Coloring the old brings the past to life ...

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‘Terminal City’: Extraordinary Photos of Vancouver 1972-1982

Greg Girard's photographs of Vancouver before gentrification ...

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Advertising 1955: 30 Brilliant Ads from Mid-Century Canada

Tour through any women's interest magazine from the 1950s, and you'll quickly notice how different ...

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Shoppers, Voyeurs and Loiterers: Vancouver in Color – 1953-1969

A year after moving to Canada from his native Germany, Fred Herzog (born 1930) began taking photographs ...

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Mysterious Photographs Of The Man From The Ministry Who Demolished Old Montreal (1967)

In 1960s Montreal there was a pressing need to improve housing. Many older areas of the ...

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Prostitutes And Madams: Mugshots From When Montreal Was Vice Central

Montreal, Canada, 1949. Le Devoir publishes a series of articles decrying lax policing and the spread ...

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Vintage Photos Of Canada’s First Nations People (1880s)

In 1884, Alex Ross (1851-1894) moved from Winnipeg to Calgary, Alberta, where he opened a photographic studio. ...

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