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1,000 Unexplained Sights: UAP Reporting in Canada
The Chief Science Advisor exposes the chaos of UAP reporting in Canada. Discover why securing our national airspace demands new oversight.
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The $250,000 Gold Withdrawal That Almost Broke Canada
In August 1914, a secret midnight meeting, a daring bluff, and a deliberate violation of the law stopped a national catastrophe before the first soldier…
Mar 13
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The Grid at Gunpoint: How a Secret Dictator Seized Niagara Falls
In 1917, the lights died across Ontario so the British Navy could live. One man had to break international law to keep the furnaces burning.
Mar 12
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The Science of Starvation: Inside Canada’s 1917 Food Crisis
How a chief medical officer calculated the exact “fuel value” of human survival, and declared war on steak, oranges, and the “fashion” of eating.
Mar 8
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The 54,000 Acre Payout in the North
How two federal commissioners distributed fortunes in land and cash to extinguish Indigenous title in 1907 Saskatchewan.
Mar 7
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The Fifty-Thousand-Mile Egg
In 1906, a government cartographer sketched a small oval on a map of the North-West, sparking a global stampede that would populate the Canadian…
Mar 1
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400 Acres for Every Soul: The 1905 Manifesto for a New Empire
Inside the forgotten government pamphlet that promised Canada would be larger than Rome, richer than the States, and feed the world.
Feb 28
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The 1902 Suicide Pact: Killing the Economy to Save the Race
A forgotten Royal Commission proved Asian labor built British Columbia’s wealth, then recommended destroying the workforce to preserve a white nation.
Feb 27
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The Seven Thousand Mile Gamble: Canada’s Secret War for the Nervous System of the Empire
How a trade minister and a railway engineer fought a two-front war against American expansionism and a British monopoly to wire the Pacific.
Feb 26
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The Canal That Never Was: How a Few Honest Captains Saved Canada $8 Million
In 1875, the Dominion government wanted to slice the continent in half. The fog, the tides, and the truth stood in their way.
Feb 22
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The Two Dollar and Fifty Cent Coffin
Inside the 1872 ledgers of the Department of Indian Affairs, where a child’s burial cost ten times less than the cigars smoked by the Commissioners.
Feb 21
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The 1871 Audit: Mapping the Void Between Oceans
How a tragic death in a Nova Scotia coal pit, a potato patch north of Superior, and a canoe trip to Mistassini defined the route of the Canadian Pacific…
Feb 20
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