In the late 1950s, a proposal was put forward to build a domed city in Frobisher Bay, a small Inuit community in the Canadian Arctic. The planned city, championed by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, would have been a self-sufficient community with its own infrastructure. Although the proposal was never implemented, it remains an important part of Canadian history.
The Forgotten Plan for a Domed City in the Arctic Read Post »
Read about the development of Medicare in Canada, from its beginnings in Saskatchewan in the 1940s to the passage of the Canada Health Act in 1984. Gain an understanding of key milestones, challenges, and players, and see how Medicare became a cornerstone of Canadian society.
The Making of Medicare Read Post »
Learn about a 17th-century English explorer and settler who played a significant role in Virginia’s early history. His life goes from indentured servant to respected leader and explorer. Have a glimpse into a life and legacy of one pioneering figure in American history.
Abraham Wood’s Western Adventure Read Post »
Learn about a pioneering tidal power project in Nova Scotia, Canada. Explore the station’s design, operation, and impact on the local community, as well as the lessons learned from its ultimately unsustainable operation.
The Rise and Fall of the Annapolis Royal Generating Station Read Post »