talking souvenirs, mementoes, and ephemera in “canadian tourism history” today. 🚩📸💸
#cdnhist

talking souvenirs, mementoes, and ephemera in “canadian tourism history” today. 🚩📸💸
#cdnhist
ICYMI:
“We have not yet had a public conversation about the ongoing consequences of the great land grab, but now is a good time to start.” - @kellyblack.ca - @vilocalhistory.bsky.social
Apparently woods were tidier in the nineteenth century?
Forrest, "Exact Resemblance of the Foliage of the Wood in Canada in October-November" (1823) v. Carmichael, "Autumn" (1921) @gallery.ca #cdnhist #envhist
tinyurl.com/3w3jvpp6 & tinyurl.com/mt3nt8px
So excited to be at this conference! #cdnhist #genderhist
Today NiCHE New Scholars committee member, @hopelatta.bsky.social, speaks with Historian @kellyblack.ca about The Great Vancouver Island Land Grab project and travelling exhibit - @vilocalhistory.bsky.social
Listen to "Indigenous History & the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada – What’s Old is News" - @activehist.bsky.social - activehistory.ca/blog/2026/07...
Read "A Failure to Commemorate" by @alanmaceachern.bsky.social - niche-canada.org/2026/08/18/a...
"Hišimy̓awiƛ: Creating Our Own Mountain Culture" by Rain Scott is our final featured excerpt from Mountain Voices: The Mountain Legacy Project & a Century of Change in Western Canada, the latest book in our series with @ucalgarypress.bsky.social
This week for my #HiddenHistory of #swont column Josiah & I talked about the New England Company & its role in the early development of #ResidentialSchools, the colonial perversion of British Benevolence. #cdnhist #HistoryEd - www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and a good day to reflect on the ways that colonization continues to impact Indigenous peoples. Take a moment to learn about the great land grab, and what it means for life on Vancouver Island #VILandGrab #cdnHist #bcHist youtu.be/xJ7P0rP95d8
Learn about @jeremyjschmidt.bsky.social's new book, Landlocked: Water, Energy, and Planetary Politics in Alberta ( @uchicagopress.bsky.social 2026). Schmidt outlines how Alberta uses geosciences and policy to legitimize extractive land use.
two weeks left to propose a paper, panel, or "other formats" for the #chashc2027 conference, being held at st johns college, university of manitoba.
"As social historians like Mariana Valverde and Karen Dubinsky have shown, being from places considered “dirty” carries a number of derogatory and gendered connotations." - Amanda Robinson
ICYMI: If you are an environmental historian, please consider submitting a proposal for a paper or a panel.
NiCHE would like to organize a series of linked panels on environmental history at CHA 2027.
"The federal United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act requires consultation and cooperation with Indigenous peoples as the government aligns federal laws with the Declaration..." - John Bessai
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3) "In Praise of Dogs" by Michael Borsk - niche-canada.org/2026/07/16/i...
2) "Mark Carney Claims Fossil Fuels Are Good for the Economy: This is Shock Doctrine Level Gaslighting" by @drlorileeoates.bsky.social - niche-canada.org/2026/07/07/m...