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Charles Darwin theorized that humans evolved from apes. He has scientific facts and years of research to back him up. This book will give you a general overview of Darwin's study. Your child may not yet touch genetics in school but it's always an excellent idea to prep him/her up for the subject. Buy this book today.
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Who was Terry Fox? Why do Canadians name schools, roads, buildings, and parks after him? Know Terry Fox's story through this educational book for kids. Be inspired by his determination, hardwork and a spirit too strong for cancer to beat. Reading biography stories will shape your child's understanding of intrinsic human values that should be nurtured. Encourage your child to begin reading today.
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How did Tom Longboat use his skills as a distance runner to campaign for the cultural awareness of the indigenous people of Canada? Know the answer by reading this educational book that has been adapted for kids. Reading about the extraordinary lives of extraordinary people will help improve cultural and historical awareness. Get a copy now.
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In Canadian history, there was a hero who could breathe life. That hero is known as Nanabozo, also called the Trickster. Nanobozo is neither male nor female. Its appearance is changing, each representing the many phases and conditions of life. Read about Nanabozo and examine its hidden lessons.
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Have you ever seen the Thunderbird? You probably wouldn't have because it's discussed only in myths. According to legends, the Thunderbird are large birds that produce thunder and lighting. They were so huge, they hunt whales! How do Canadians ancestor come up with such wild stories? Blame imagination and a desire to explain natural phenomena too.
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This educational book for kids features the life of Elijah Harper, an Oji-Cree politician, consultant and policy analyst. He achieved great milestones for the Aboriginal people. He was recognized all over the world for his intelligence, diplomacy, and persistence. Read his story to understand how he used his childhood pain to bring forth a great good. Get a copy today.
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Tommy Douglas was known as the father of socialized medicine. What does that mean? Is socialized medicine under the umbrella of medical science? Not really. You see, socialized medicine pertains to the introduction of programs such as Medicare, bargaining rights for civil servants, and a Canada-wide pension plan. Why did Tommy fight for these programs? Find out by reading this book.
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Clara Hughes is famous for being the only Canadian to have won medals at the Olympic Summer and Olympic Winter Games. You can say that Clara was born to be an athlete but it was her undying dedication to better her skills that made her a champion. If you want an inspiration to do better and to never give up, look up to Clara. Read her story today.
10) Sir Fredrick Banting - Medical Scientist and Doctor Who Co-Discovered Insulin Canadian History f
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Let's learn from the story of Sir Fredrick Banting, who was never satisfied with knowledge. It was Sir Fredrick who first mentioned about a bodily substance that can might be the cure for diabetes. He spent years looking for an answer until he, together with his lab partners, discovered insulin. Sir Fredrick's story is that of an unrelenting pursuit for knowledge. Read his story today.
11) Gord Downie - Brilliant Musician, Poet and Cultural Activist Who Sang Stories of Canada Canadian
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Gord Downie was more than just a musician. His music told stories of Canada. His lyrics celebrated myths. Through his songs, Canadians slowly realized the richness of their historical and cultural backgrounds. Gord Downie made his countrymen proud of being Canadians. Read his life story and learn from it. Begin today.
12) Harold Cardinal - Professor, Politician & Activist Who Used the Pen to Fight for the Six Nations
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Harold Cardinal lived a life of resistance and fulfillment. He was a man who initiated program that affirm Indigenous religion, tradition and culture. He was a also a leader who explored treaty negotiations and agreements from the perspectives of the First Nations community elders. Pick up lessons from the extraordinary life of Harold Cardinal. Use this educational book today.
13) Adlet of Inuits - Half-Man, Half-Dog Creatures That Feasted on Inuit Villages Mythology for Kids
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The Adlets have a curious origin. They are said to have been born from the union of a woman and a big red dog. The Alonquin tribes believed in the Adlets, and the myth has been passed from generation to the next using oral traditions. What about you? Do you believe in the Adlets?
14) Viola Desmond - A Woman's Brave Stand Against Discrimination in Canada Canadian History for Kids
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Viola Desmond was an accidental game changer. She built a career as a beautician and businesswoman. But her one act of defiance triggered a revolution in which the black persons of Nova Scotia began to stand up for their rights. Back in the days, there was an unspoken rule on segregation based on color. Viola challenged that rule when she stood in court. Read about her inspiring story today.
15) Daphne Odjig - Potawatomi's Celebrated Visual Artist Who Told The Stories of Her People Canadian
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Daphne Odjig was a self-taught visual artist who showcased her originality, social awareness and feminism to create masterpieces that are reflective of the Anishinaabe culture. Daphne gave the Indigenous people of Canada a voice to the foreground of contemporary art. See the world through Daphne Odjig's eyes. Read her story today.
16) Nellie McClung - The Witty Human Rights Activist, Author & Legislator of Canada Canadian History
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Nellie McClung dared to challenge the status quo. When she was still alive, women were not allowed to vote and were treated unequally. Together with the "Famous 5," Nellie petitioned the Supreme Court to allow women to vote and be eligible for public office. Nellie's story was one of strength, determination, courage, and bravery. Read her story today.
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Louis Riel was a brilliant man who made change happen. He was a Metis leader who played a vital role in bringing Manitoba into the Confederation. He led the resistance to Canadian intrusion on Metis territory. Louis Riel died as a hero to his people. His name is still spoken of and his legacy continues today. Get a copy now.
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There are many stories of sea serpents all around the world, so what makes the Caddy different? The Cadborosaurus is a supernatural being. There have been reported carcasses but they turned out to be small whales or sharks. So caddies have never been proven but still, Canadians believe in them. Learn more about the caddies. Begin today.
19) Alanis Obomsawin - Filmmaker, Singer & Storyteller of the Abenaki Nation Canadian History for Ki
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Alanis Obomsawin used the art of documentary film making to bring into public consciousness the plight of the indigenous people of Canada. As a member of the Abenaki Nation herself, Alanis encountered bullying and the promotion of European cultural superiority in her community. She then used that experience as a stepping stone to becoming an award-winning filmmaker. Read her story today.
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How scary it would be to see the gigantic wolves of the Canadian North! The reputation of these wolves precede them that's why a valley, where they are said to hang out, has been named The Valley of the Headless Men. Read about the meaning these gigantic wolves bring into Canadian culture and tradition. Grab a copy today.