Contributors: Celine Cooper, Veronica Strong-Boag, Yolande Cohen, Joan Sangster, Linda McDowell, Merna Forster, Cora J. Voyageur, Sharon Cook, Dr. Rose Fine-Meyer
Date: 13 November, 2016
Key Topics: Canadian History, Canadian Issues, Civic Participation, Indigenous Peoples, Social History
Contributors: Thomas H.B. Symons, Stuart Murray, Steven Schwinghamer, Randy Boswell, Hector Mackenzie, Catherine Duquette, Penney Clark, Alan Gordon, Marc-André Éthier, David Lefrançois, Donald J. Savoie, Steven J. Toope, David Johnston, Stéphane Dion
Date: 13 July, 2013
Key Topics: Canadian History, Canadian Issues, Civic Participation, Governance, Heritage, Military History, Official Languages, Quebec, Sports
Contributors: David Thelen, Jack Jedwab, Thomas Bender, Françoise Lantheaume, Susan Condor, Raphaël Gani, Laurie Carlson Berg, Stéphane Lévesque, Jocelyn Létourneau
Date: 13 April, 2012
Key Topics: Canadian History, Canadian Issues, Civic Participation, Governance, Heritage, Official Languages, Quebec
Contributors: Erin Tolley, John Biles, Gina Bishop, Annamie Paul, Fariborz Birjandian, Pierre Robert Cyr, Hussien A?. Hamdani, Karman Bhatti, Nabila F. Munawar, Tanis Crosby, Clarence Lochhead, Avvy Go, Debbie Douglas, Goldy Hyder, Lara Winnemore, Livianna Toussutti, Ailsa Henderson, Brian Tanguay, Steven Bitttle, Jack Jedwab, Myer Siemiatycki, Ian Andrew Matheson, Patricia Rimok, Jim Gurnett, Karen Bird, Sheila Dhillon, Anthony Sayers, Inayat Jetha, Bruce Clemenger
Date: 13 July, 2005
Key Topics: Canadian History, Canadian Issues, Civic Participation, Migration, Social History
Contributors: Senator Joyce Fairbain, Robert Adams, Laurent Laplante, Bill Harnum, Glen Sorestad, Jim Gourlay, Powland Lorimer and John Maxwell, Gwen Hoover: Myrna Kostash, Rick Boychuk, Doug Gibson, Lorraine Ouimet
Date: 13 January, 2003
Key Topics: Canadian Issues, Civic Participation, Education, Social History
A decade after the defeat of the Charlottetown Accord, constitutional reform is no longer seen as a priority in either our corridors of power or at dinner tables across the country. And yet electoral reform is a hot topic of conversation and debate. What bridges the present date to the brief Charlottetown era? Nothing less than the state of the Canadian democracy.Contributors: Gérald- A Beaudoin,Natalie Des Rosiers, William Cross and Lisa Young,Howard Pawley, Stéphanie Bernatchez,John Graham, Andrew Parkin, Jack Jewab, Steven Hill, Alex Folkes
Date: 13 November, 2002
Key Topics: Canadian History, Canadian Issues, Civic Participation, Governance, Social History
