No, Europeans didn’t invent African slavery
African slavery long predates European involvement, according to a new book
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Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were the dynamic duo of frontier justice
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson were two of the Old West’s most famous lawmen, but their stories are far from simple
The Secret Service has a shocking history of failure
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump was by no means the first failure of the Secret Service
The men who made modern Canada
A review of John Ibbitson’s The Duel: Diefenbaker, Pearson and the Making of Modern Canada
Brian Mulroney was a foreign policy superstar
Emerges as a foreign policy leader in recent academic study
Book review: A captivating exploration of the world of emperors
Emperor of Rome reveals the intriguing world of emperors and power
Book review: the Transcontinental Railway and the rise of Canada
Sheds light on its significance for the development and growth of Canada
Conrad Black’s “Forgotten History” takes a deep dive into Canada’s civil rights
Dispels many cheap slanders and misconceptions about Canada’s past
The month John Diefenbaker’s political goose was cooked
New book describes the brutal betrayal that ended Diefenbaker’s time as PC leader
How Diefenbaker and Pearson shaped Canada
New book delves into the significant moments of their political careers
How England and France were once almost one
We tend to think of England and France as historic enemies
Canada has only ever been an extra on the global stage
We are a nation destined to tread water in perpetual obscurity
Piecing together the last days of Imperial Japan
Historical animosity between Japan and the Soviet Union shaped the final act of the Second World War
