
The Vikings Arrive
The Arrival of the Vikings in Newfoundland The arrival of the Vikings in Newfoundland around…
The Arrival of the Vikings in Newfoundland The arrival of the Vikings in Newfoundland around 1000 CE represents the earliest known European contact with North America, a daring feat of exploration that stands as a milestone in global history. Led by Leif Erikson, son of Erik the Red, the Norse journeyed across the North Atlantic…
The Road to Confederation: Sir John A. Macdonald and the Making of Canada The creation of the Dominion of Canada in 1867 was an extraordinary achievement of political vision and strategic statecraft. At the heart of this transformative process was Sir John A. Macdonald, whose determination, pragmatism, and ability to navigate complex political landscapes proved…
Louis Riel remains one of Canada’s most complex and enigmatic historical figures—a man whose life and actions straddle the realms of politics, religion, and mental health. Celebrated by many as a visionary leader and advocate for the Métis people, Riel has also been vilified as a traitor who challenged the authority of the Canadian state….
The decline in public support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a striking example of how political fortunes can shift in Canada. Once a beacon of hope for progressive Canadians, Trudeau now finds himself facing widespread dissatisfaction from an electorate increasingly disillusioned with his government’s performance. Several factors contribute to his waning popularity, including the…
Canada and NATO: A Historical and Military Contribution Since its founding in 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has been a cornerstone of Canada’s defence and foreign policy. Born from the collective need to counter Soviet expansion during the early years of the Cold War, NATO became a military and political alliance that not…