History Explorer: Picturing Memory
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In this episode of the History Explorer Podcast, Sarah Coffee talks with curator Rayna Green about what we can learn fro... Read more
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John MacDonald, former coordinator of the Igloolik Research Centre, discusses what he has learned from elders about the ... Read more
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