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Exhibitions Canadian history, Indigenous heritage

Bearing witness to residential schools at the Canadian Museum of History

A 12-metre-long cedar artwork
Collections Acquisitions, Canadian history

Accessibility and Inclusiveness: Evolving Resources for People Impacted by Blindness

Braille learning tools, talking book reading devices, canes, and Braille games.

Three models of audiobook players.
Museum research Canadian history

Bone Detective – Mysteries of Those Found Beneath Downtown Ottawa: Series Introduction

The Barrack Hill Cemetery blog series

Queen Street excavations, summer 2014.
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A waist-up painted portrait of Charlotte Nolin posing off-centre to the left against a dark black background. She has long greying hair cascading down the right side of her chest, and her exposed left ear is adorned with a dangling beaded earring. She has a warm, strong, almost-smiling expression and is looking above and to the left of the viewer. Around waist level, her left hand — with painted-red nails — cradles her right hand, which holds a narrow fan of eagle feathers bound with leather that extends diagonally past her left shoulder.
Podcast, 2SLGBTQIA+

Charlotte Nolin’s portrait: Representing Two-Spirit stories
A candid photo of a Black woman wearing a pink jumpsuit; a small puppet of a grey and white animal wearing colourful clothes; a light-skinned man wearing a plaid vest and flat cap; and a life-sized puppet of a light-skinned older man in a bow tie, cap and jacket.
Podcast, Contemporary Canada

Today’s Special: How Canadian children’s TV punches above its weight
A very large crowd of people fills a park area and a large city street.
Podcast, Contemporary Canada

Woman, Life, Freedom: Canadian Protests and the Uprising in Iran
A blonde woman in a yellow and black leotard and short skirt skates while bending forward and gesturing with her hands.
Podcast, Canadian history

Elizabeth Manley is not apologizing: Body image and mental health in sports
A crowded fitness class with people wearing a variety of fitness clothes, led by an athletic Black woman in a crop top and leggings.
Podcast, Pop culture

How Dale King, Montréal Aerobics Legend, Shook up 80s Women’s Fitness
A view of the lower body of the Monument, lying on its side. The large cylindrical shape is covered with carved faces set within a bright orange grid.
Podcast, Indigenous heritage

Stanley Hunt’s Residential School Monument: Bringing Their Spirits Home
A group of people wearing face masks and winter clothing gather outside, blocking the path of a pickup truck. Placards visible in the crowd read “Leave our city, squatters” and “Truck off go home.”
Podcast, Contemporary Canada

Collecting COVID-19 History: Protest, Resistance and Celebration
A dark-skinned man with a black beard wears a white turban and a white athletic shirt saying “Raptors 95” while giving two thumbs up and smiling at the camera. In the background is a large stadium full of people.
Podcast, Sport

Nav Bhatia, Toronto Raptors Superfan
The large green Garbo and small white Garbini, designed by Karim Rashid.
Podcast

Artifactuality Podcast: Prince of Plastic – How Karim Rashid Advanced Democratic Design
Mitsou Gélinas' outfit.
Podcast

Artifactuality Podcast: The Meaning of Mitsou – A Conversation about Stardom, Style, and Reinvention
Obsidian blade found in the Grande Prairie region of Alberta.
Podcast

Artifactuality Podcast: We Have Always Been Here – Conversations With Blackfoot Elders About Archaeology, Time and Territory
The 1921 Africville Sea-Sides.
Podcast, Sport

Artifactuality Podcast: Breaking Ice – The Story of the Coloured Hockey League of the Maritimes