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Often dubbed the “Forgotten War,” the Korean War is a pivotal chapter in history. This educational resource seeks to rekindle interest of Canada’s role in the conflict. A dynamic blend of videos and lesson plans bring to life the bravery and sacrifices made by Canadians while ensuring that their legacy is honoured and remembered.

In 1946, when Viola Desmond refused to give up her seat in the whites-only section of a cinema, she took a stand against injustice and became an enduring icon for racial equality and human rights.

When a large amount of gold was found in the Klondike region of Yukon, more than 100,000 people from Canada and the U.S. rushed to make their way north. A few lucky people mined enough gold to make them rich beyond their wildest dreams, but most went home empty-handed. The Gold Rush had lasting impacts on Yukon, its environment, and the Indigenous peoples who lived there.

Introducing our video series all about books on Diversity and Inclusion! Featuring librarians and educators themselves who recommend an incredible collection of titles that can be used as valuable teaching resources to engage learners, each video is also accompanied by a comprehensive lesson plan for Grades K–12.

This project explores connections between the residents of Treaty 3 and the land, reflecting on how the natural world embodies culture, traditions, and values. Through a combination of lesson plans and videos, students will unlock new learning about Indigenous worldviews and ways of seeing.