This month in Canada's History:
- Nancy Payne on Harriet Tubman's war on slavery and her home in St Catharine's, Canada West.
- Zbigniew Stashniak explores the computer tech that emerged from Canada's Second World War sub-hunting campaigns.
- Kevin Plummer recounts the 1920s travails of a would-be blockbuster film about the Canadians at Ypres in 1915 (and you can watch the rediscovered film here).
- Travel notes on the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia.
- And Mairi Cowan presents an odd story about the only Scottish nun in New France.
Plus reviews, news, columns, Babe Ruth in B.C., and an excerpt from Brittany Luby's Dammed. Subscribe like you oughta.
