Episode Five - The Bennet Dam and Flooding the Tse'kene Heartland
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New Podcast episode. A new interview with Dr. Daniel Sims of UNBC, talking about his research into the Bennett Dam and its impact on the Tse'kene in Northern BC. Check out the Middle North.
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At Legal History of Empire Conference in Toronto this week. Workshop on the Archives of the JCPC this morning asked important questions about access and digitization of legal records.
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For all History Reclaimed’s insistence that there’s no basis for the Church of England’s reparative Project Spire, this is the reality: the brand seared into the flesh of some of the 20,000 people it invested in trafficking (thanks to Nick Radburn).
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Always in your writing is the intellectual provocation to recognize the value of doing Canadian history with a touch of truthful humour: "Hume’s observation and Canadian perplexities together translated into [debate and policy that]...we might meaningfully describe as “woke.”"
Thanks Elsbeth.
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Really worth reading
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It's been an amazing resource. Such an important forum for learning about historical research and offering prompt and timely reflection.
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