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Former Merlin College and current University of Galway student Patrick Kelly spoke to the 5th Year history students about the RSR project in leaving cert. Thank you Patrick for coming in to the school and we wish you every success in the future! #HistoryWeek2022

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Develop critical thinking skills about our relationships with the arts, culture, and creators. Our new learning tool accompanies the Canada #HistoryWeek2022 videos and explores the history of arts and culture in Canada. Download your free copy today. fb.historicacanada.ca/CHW2022/englis…

If you missed Canada #HistoryWeek2022 last week, be sure to catch the three new videos on our YouTube playlist here: youtube.com/watch?v=qXw3UH…

We hope you enjoyed our featured biographies for Canada History Week 2022! The theme for 2022 was arts, culture, and creators. See the featured bios here: biographi.ca/en/bio_of_the_… #HistoryWeek2022 #CanadaHistoryWeek @CdnHeritage

That's a wrap on Canada History Week! We hope you enjoyed playing along with words that were part of the "Arts, Culture and Creators" theme! 🇨🇦🎭📚 #HistoryWeek2022 🍁 #LAUGH #MODEM #FILMS #SUPER #DANCE #BURNT #PAPER

Canuckle #197: PAPER 📜🪵📰 Born in Sackville, Nova Scotia, Charles Fenerty was a Canadian inventor who invented the wood pulp process for papermaking, which was first adapted into the production of newsprint and later the modern paper we use today. #HistoryWeek2022 🍁

This painting is one of four works in the Canadian War Museum collection by Douglas Laing, who created these paintings to honor his son who, at the time of donation, served four tours during the Afghanistan War. #HistoryWeek2022 #MilitaryHistory

Caribou at Dawn By Kananginak Pootoogook, 2001, Kinngait, Nunavut 📷 CMH CD 2001-003 #HistoryWeek2022 #CanadaHistoryWeek @CdnHeritage @HistoricaCanada

The resource-rich Turner Valley south of Calgary sparked Alberta’s reputation as “oil country.” The Valley was home to many gushers, including Royalite No. 4. In the 1920s, it was producing more petroleum annually than all the wells in Ontario combined. #HistoryWeek2022

Canada History Week is almost over. Have you watched all three of our new videos yet? Visit canadahistoryweek.ca and watch them in our digital magazine! #HistoryWeek2022 fb.historicacanada.ca/CHW2022/englis…

Canada #HistoryWeek2022: today we highlight Emily Pauline Johnson (1861–1913), an author and performer who straddled two cultures: her father was Mohawk, her mother was English. biographi.ca/en/bio/johnson… @CdnHeritage 📷 @LibraryArchives

Canuckle #196: BURNT 🔥🍞🧠 Dr. Wilder Graves Penfield developed the Montreal procedure for patients with severe epilepsy. The first patient reported smelling burnt toast, and this helped doctors to identify and destroy the nerve cells causing the seizures. #HistoryWeek2022 🍁

Canada History Week provides Canadians with opportunities to learn more about the people & events that have shaped the country. The theme for 2022 is Arts, Culture, and Creators. #HistoryWeek2022 For more information, visit: canada.ca/en/canadian-he… photo credit: PCC Archives

To wrap up #HistoryWeek2022, we're sharing a piece from our permanent collection, 'Angel' by John Scott (1950-2022). What was your favourite piece shared this week? Image: John Scott, Angel. Acrylic and mixed media on paper. Gift of Brian Groombridge and Kate Brown, 1995.

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Missed our video on legendary singer Portia White? Watch it here: and learn more about her career for #HistoryWeek2022

To celebrate #HistoryWeek2022, we chose 12 Young Citizens videos that explore #ArtsandCulture.” From Stuart McLean & Mary Pratt to La Baie en Joie & Gabrielle Roy, these students share stories about their favourite musicians, writers, artists &performers. canadashistory.ca/explore/arts-c…

#HistoryWeek2022 #Creators Canada plays a vital role in the history of public health and the discovery of several vaccines that mark the world. Read more about some of the vaccines made in Canada here👉🏼 bit.ly/3gPPfkN 💉💉

This morning’s object handling workshop was awesome! Edward (blue top) led the students through how to carefully handle fragile objects and how to examine them for distinctive features, repairs, techniques, etc. @MacquarieMuseum #historyweek2022

Caribou at Dawn By Kananginak Pootoogook, 2001, Kinngait, Nunavut 📷 CMH CD 2001-003 #HistoryWeek2022 #CanadaHistoryWeek @CdnHeritage @HistoricaCanada

D-Day, The Assault Painted by Orville Fisher in 1945 Beaverbrook Collection of War Art CWM 19710261-6231 #HistoryWeek2022 #WarArt #MilitaryHistory #DDay #LestWeForget #SecondWorldWar

This painting is one of four works in the Canadian War Museum collection by Douglas Laing, who created these paintings to honor his son who, at the time of donation, served four tours during the Afghanistan War. #HistoryWeek2022 #MilitaryHistory

#HistoryWeek2022: Canadian-Armenian Yousuf Karsh is one of the twentieth century's greatest portrait artists, who famously photographed figures like Churchill, Hemingway, Hepburn and Einstein. #ImmigrationMatters to Canada's arts and culture history: canada.ca/en/immigration…

Behind the scenes: my museum colleague Edward Cooper (also an archaeology student here at MQ), prepares objects for a handling session with students today. Most of our 18k objects are kept in this store room & much used in teaching and research #historyweek2022 @MacquarieMuseum

***History Week*** @VirCollege will be celebrating History Week from 4th-8th April! Our students will be participating in a variety of events in their History classes throughout the week! 📚🕰 @JctHistory #historyweek2022

Second City TV (SCTV) is a beloved Canadian sketch comedy show that ran between 1976 and 1984.. SCTV was nominated for 15 Emmys and has 2 wins. SCTV was inducted into Canada's Hall of Fame in 2002. #CanadianHistoryWeek #HistoryWeek2022 #SCTV 📸: SCTV

In the past, #CdnAg farmers harvested grain using a scythe, cutting an acre a day before threshing it. Now, with a combine harvester, farmers cut and thresh between 150 and 200 acres a day. #HistoryWeek2022

Lucy Maud Montgomery was born on Nov 30, 1874, in Clifton, PEI. ⁠Her novel, Anne of Green Gables, has been translated into over 36 languages and sold over 50 million copies, making it not only a best seller world-wide, but an important part of our history.⁠ #HistoryWeek2022

RAS Complete Painted by Ted Zuber in 1991 Beaverbrook Collection of War Art CWM 19960062-010 #HistoryWeek2022 #GulfWar #MilitaryHistory #WarArt #NavalHistory #CanadianHistory #LestWeForget

Joyful Song By Mary Pudlat, 1995, Kinngait, Nunavut 📷 CMH CD 1995-025 #HistoryWeek2022 #CanadaHistoryWeek @CdnHeritage @HistoricaCanada

Next week is Canada History Week! It runs from Nov 21-27 and this year's theme is "Arts, Culture, and Creators". Canuckle will be featuring words all week that tie in with the theme! So put your thinking caps on and get ready to learn more about Canada! 🇨🇦🎭📚 #HistoryWeek2022

#HistoryWeek2022 - British Admiral John Jellicoe, a prominent wartime naval commander, is the subject of this #WW1 Toby jug. This jug is one of a series created by British political cartoonist Francis Carruthers Gould that caricatures Allied military leaders and politicians.

Daybreak, Gulf of Korea Painted by Ted Zuber in 1978 CWM 19890328-013 Beaverbrook Collection of War Art #HistoryWeek2022 #KoreanWar #WarArt #LestWeForget #MilitaryHistory

Hands-On History: #HistoryWeek2022 launches tonight at the NSW Premier’s History Awards, an event run in partnership with the @statelibrarynsw. Like and follow @HistoryNSW social media for updates on events and to register your interest.

The theme of #historyweek2022 is #handsonhistory so we’ve been working with students on practical skills today. Prof Martin Bommas (Museum Director) led a workshop on copying ancient inscriptions and reliefs - a practice known as ‘epigraphy’. Painstaking work! @MacquarieMuseum

The theme of Canada #HistoryWeek2022 (Nov 21-27) is Art, Culture, and Creators. We were delighted to be part of the unique art installation for souvenir photos in front of Roy Thomson Hall, a major venue of the 36th Toronto International Film Festival Sept 16, 2011 in #Toronto.

Oscar Peterson was born 15 April, 19 and died 23 December, 2007, but his music and impact still lives on.⁠ ⁠ He is known not only as one of Canada's greatest musicians, but one of the greatest jazz pianists of all-time. #HistoryWeek2022⁠

HMCS Rosthern Insignia Painted by D.A. Geary Beaverbrook Collection of War Art CWM 19850360-001 #HistoryWeek2022 #SecondWorldWar #CanadianHistory