Women's History

Put yourself in the shoes of nursing sister Miriam Eastman Baker in this interactive game!

The story of the two nurses who accompanied the "C" Force to Hong Kong.

Mary Greyeyes Reid was the first Indigenous woman to join the Canadian Women’s Army Corps (CWAC). That fact alone is enough to make her famous. But she’s also the subject of a very famous photo.

Have you ever heard the old saying “an army marches on its stomach”? During the First World War, Canada produced millions of pounds of food that was sent to the warfront. But how did this impact Canadian Kitchens? Let’s take a look at some of the ways World War 1 impacted food for Canadians, both at home and abroad.