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This week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday explores the wild, surprising, and sometimes messy moments from Canada’s parliamentary past—from fistfights to headline-making scandals. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj1226 @utpress
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How did Canada turn civilians into effective military leaders during WWII? Andrew L. Brown’s @ChamplainSoc Findings explores how the army built its vital NCO corps—its true “backbone.” Read more: bit.ly/CSFindmay26 #WWII #MilitaryHistory #ChamplainSociety
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Discipline. Morale. Leadership. In WWII, non-commissioned-officers were essential to the Canadian Army’s success—but they had to be created almost from scratch. Discover how in the @ChamplainSoc Findings: bit.ly/CSFindmay26
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday podcast episode James Stewart and Charlie Feldman dive into shocking moments in Canada’s political past, from conflict & controversy to human missteps that prove history is often stranger than fiction. bit.ly/WTYj1226
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday episode discover the lives of four generations of elite Nova Scotian women navigating war, power, and family legacy in The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–1956. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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During #WWII, the Canadian Army had to transform thousands of civilians into skilled non-commissioned officers-leaders responsible for discipline, training, and morale on the front lines. Learn more in the @ChamplainSoc Findings: bit.ly/CSFindmay26
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Andrew L. Brown’s @ChamplainSoc Findings explores how during the Second World War, Canada had to rapidly build a corps of non-commissioned officers (NCOs) to ensure discipline, morale, and success in battle. Learn more: bit.ly/CSFindmay26
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday podcast episode Donald Wright and Carman Miller explore the fascinating story behind The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–195. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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Four generations. One powerful family. Countless untold stories. Step into the lives of Nova Scotian women navigating war, wealth, and influence. Hear the story on the @ChamplainSoc podcast bit.ly/WTYj526
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How did Canada turn civilians into effective military leaders during WWII? Andrew L. Brown’s @ChamplainSoc Findings explores how the army built its vital NCO corps—its true “backbone.” Read more: bit.ly/CSFindmay26
#WWII #MilitaryHistory #ChamplainSociety
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday episode discover the lives of four generations of elite Nova Scotian women navigating war, power, and family legacy in The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–1956. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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What stories get hidden in history and who hides them? The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–1956 uncovers generations of women shaping power behind the scenes. Listen to the new episode of the @ChamplainSoc podcast: bit.ly/WTYj526
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Discover how elite Canadian women shaped their world from behind the scenes in a new episode of the @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday: bit.ly/WTYj526
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Four generations. One powerful family. Countless untold stories. Step into the lives of Nova Scotian women navigating war, wealth, and influence. Hear the story on the @ChamplainSoc podcast bit.ly/WTYj526
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Four generations. One powerful family. Countless untold stories. Step into the lives of Nova Scotian women navigating war, wealth, and influence. Hear the story on the @ChamplainSoc podcast bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday podcast episode Donald Wright and Carman Miller explore the fascinating story behind The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–195. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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Who was the premier who transformed New Brunswick in just one decade? Discover the story of Louis J. Robichaud and how his reforms changed Canadian society forever in a new episode of the @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday: bit.ly/WTYm2926
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday episode discover the lives of four generations of elite Nova Scotian women navigating war, power, and family legacy in The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–1956. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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In this week’s @ChamplainSoc Witness to Yesterday podcast episode Donald Wright and Carman Miller explore the fascinating story behind The Black Box: Lady Bessie Borden’s Family, 1863–195. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYj526 @utpress
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From The Friendly Giant to Today’s Special—explore the golden age of Toronto kids’ TV. @ChamplainSoc podcast episode with Ed Conroy on how these shows shaped Canadian culture and childhood. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYm126 #MediaHistory #Nostalgia
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