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Canadian Historical Association – 98th Annual Meeting Société historique du Canada - 98e réunion annuelle University of British Columbia TABLE OF CONTENTS / TABLE DES MATIÈRES

CHA Council Members | page 1 Membres du Conseil d’administration de la SHC

Acknowledgement | Reconnaissance page 3

Program Committee | Comité de programme page 4

CHA Presidents | Présidents de la SHC page 5

Daily Programming | Programmation quotidienne page 12

Program | Programme page 21

CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC session #13

Annual General Meeting | Assemblée générale annuelle session #87

Awards Ceremonies | Remise des prix session #88

Cliopalooza session #89

CHA Affiliated Committees Business Meetings | sessions #14-18 Réunions d’affaires des comités associés de la SHC 67-72, 114-116

List of | Liste des participants page 109

Cover image: Panoramic view of downtown Vancouver looking east from Granville and Hastings Streets, 1910. Photo: Vancouver City Archives AM54-S4-: PAN P85.1. | L’image de la couverture : Vue panoramique du centre-ville de Vancouver en direction est depuis les rues Granville et Hastings en 1910. Photographie : Vancouver City Archives AM54-S4-: PAN P85.1.

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KOERNER UNIVERSITY CENTRE

BUCHANAN BUILDING Brock Hall BUCH D BUCH E BUCH C

BUCH A

BUCHANAN IK BARBER EAST MALL TOWER LEARNING CENTRE BUCH B BUTO

SWING SPACE The Canadian Historical Association | La Société historique du Canada

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver Campus

Most CHA sessions take place in the Bucha- nan Building (BUCH), blocks B and D. Other events are in the Swing Space (SWNG), the AMS Nest, Koerner University Centre (UCLL) and I.K. Barber Learning Centre. Gage The CHA office is located in the Buchanan Residence Tower (BUTO), Room 104A, open 12-5 pm on Sunday, June 2nd, and 8 am - 5 pm on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, June 3rd, 4th, and 5th.

La plupart des sessions de la SHC auront lieu dans les pavillons B et D de l’édifice Bucha- nan. D’autres auront lieu dans Swing Space (SWNG), le AMS Nest, le Koerner University Centre (UCLL) et le I.K. Barber Learning Centre. Le bureau de la SHC sera situé dans l’édifice Buchanan Tower (BUTO), pièce AMS NEST 104A, de 12h00 à 17h00 le dimanche 2 juin et de 8h00 à 17h00 lundi, mardi et mercredi (3-5 juin). UNIVERSITY BLVD Wilson Institute for Canadian History

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CANADIAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION SOCIÉTÉ HISTORIQUE DU CANADA

2018 – 2019 CHA EXECUTIVE AND COUNCIL | EXÉCUTIF ET CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION DE LA SHC

EXECUTIVE | EXÉCUTIF

President | Présidente Adele Perry

Vice-President | Vice-présidente Penny Bryden

Treasurer | Trésorière Jo-Anne McCutcheon

Assistant Treasurer | Assistante à la trésorière Marielle Campeau

Secrétaire de langue française Marie-Michèle Doucet

English-Language Secretary Matt Bellamy

Executive Director | Directeur général Michel Duquet

COUNCIL | CONSEIL D’ADMINISTRATION

2016-2019 2017-2020 2018-2021 Jim Clifford Sean Kheraj Nancy Janovicek Sarah Glassford Danielle Kinsey John Lutz Alison Norman Sasha Mullally Shannon McSheffrey

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Land acknowledgement

We give thanks to the Musqueam people for welcoming us on their territory. We will be working diligently to live up to our collective responsibility to honour and respect their protocols and home- land, to build relationships, and to engage meaningfully with their knowledge in this Congress and beyond. Our gratitude extends to the Sḵwxw̱ ú7mesh (Squamish) and sə̓lílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations, for hosting Congress attendees on their unceded terri- tories that we now know to be the city of Vancouver.

Reconnaissance du territoire

Nous remercions les Musqueam de nous accueillir sur leur territoire. Nous travaillerons avec diligence pour assumer notre respon- sabilité collective d’honorer et de respecter leurs protocoles et leur patrie, d’établir des relations et de contribuer de façon constructive à la mise en valeur de leur savoir dans ce Congrès et au-delà. Notre reconnaissance s’adresse également aux Premières nations Sḵwxw̱ ú7mesh (Squamish) et Sə̓lílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) pour l’accueil fait aux congressistes sur leurs territoires non cédés que nous connaissons aujourd’hui sous le nom de ville de Vancouver. 4 The Canadian Historical Association

Canadian Historical Association – 98th Annual Meeting Société historique du Canada - 98e réunion annuelle

2019 Program Committee Chair | Présidente du Comité du programme 2019

Michel Ducharme, University of British Columbia 2019 PROGRAM COMMITTEE | COMITÉ DU PROGRAMME 2019

Barrington Walker, Queen’s University Bradley Miller, University of British Columbia Caroline Durand, Trent University Damien-Claude Bélanger, Université d’Ottawa David Meren, Université de Montréal Denis McKim, Douglas College Elizabeth Mancke, University of New Brunswick Eryka Dyck, University of Saskatchewan James Moran, University of Prince Edward Island Jo McCutcheon, University of Ottawa Jocelyn Thorpe, University of Manitoba Lara Campbell, Simon Fraser University Laura Ishiguro, University of British Columbia Paige Raibmon, University of British Columbia Pierre-Yves Saunier, Université Laval Robert McDonald, University of British Columbia

Thanks | Remerciements

Individuals | Personnes Eagle Glassheim, Head, History Department | directeur, département d’histoire, University of British Columbia Ken Corbett, University of British Columbia Stefanie Ickbert, University of British Columbia Tina Loo, University of British Columbia

Institution The UBC History Department | Le département d’histoire de l’University of British Colombia La Société historique du Canada 5

CHA Presidents | Président.es de la SHC 1922-2019

2017-2019 Adele Perry 1966-1967 R. M. Saunders 2015-2017 Joan Sangster 1965-1966 Margaret A. Ormsby 2013-2015 Dominique Marshall 1964-1965 Mason Wade 2011-2013 Lyle Dick 1963-1964 Marcel Trudel 2009-2011 Mary Lynn Stewart 1962-1963 Hilda Neatby 2007-2009 Craig Heron 1961-1962 R. A. Preston 2005-2007 Margaret Conrad 1960-1961 W. K. Ferguson 2003-2005 Gerald Friesen 1959-1960 W. L. Morton 2001-2003 Mary Vipond 1958-1959 L’abbé A. D’Eschambault 2000-2001 Chad Gaffield 1957-1958 W. Kaye Lamb 1999-2000 Irving Abella 1956-1957 D. G. Creighton 1998-1999 Gregory S. Kealey 1955-1956 G. F. G. Stanley 1997-1998 Judith Fingard 1954-1955 J. J. Talman 1996-1997 James R. Miller 1953-1954 M. H. Long 1995-1996 Nadia Fahmy-Eid 1952-1953 C. P. Stacey 1994-1995 James A. Leith 1951-1952 Jean Bruchési 1993-1994 Veronica Strong-Boag 1950-1951 George E.Wilson 1992-1993 Philip Buckner 1949-1950 A. L. Burt 1991-1992 Gail Cuthbert Brandt 1948-1949 L’abbé Arthur Maheux 1990-1991 J. E. Rea 1947-1948 Fred H. Soward 1989-1990 Jean-Claude Robert 1946-1947 H. N. Fieldhouse 1988-1989 Cornelius J. Jaenen 1945-1946 Frank H. Underhill 1987-1988 H. Blair Neatby 1944-1945 W. N. Sage 1986-1987 René Durocher 1943-1944 George W. Brown 1985-1986 William Acheson 1942-1943 A. R. M. Lower 1984-1985 Susan M. Trofimenkoff 1941-1942 Fred Landon 1983-1984 Ramsay Cook 1940-1941 Gustave Lanctôt 1982-1983 Jean-Pierre Wallot 1939-1940 J. B. Brebner 1981-1982 John Kendle 1938-1939 R. G. Trotter 1980-1981 Pierre Savard 1937-1938 D. C. Harvey 1979-1980 Robert C. Brown 1936-1937 Chester W. New 1978-1979 Desmond P. Morton 1935-1936 E. R. Adair 1977-1978 David M.L. Farr 1934-1935 F. J. Audet 1976-1977 Margaret E. Prang 1933-1934 Duncan McArthur 1975-1976 Jacques Monet, s.j. 1932-1933 J. C. Webster 1974-1975 J. B. Conacher 1931-1932 F. W. Howay 1973-1974 S. F. Wise 1930-1931 Sir Robert L. Borden 1972-1973 Lewis G. Thomas 1929-1930 Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux 1971-1972 Ivo N. Lambi 1928-1929 Chester Martin 1970-1971 W. R. Graham 1927-1928 A. G. Doughty 1969-1970 Fernand Ouellet 1926-1927 George M. Wrong 1968-1969 Peter B. Waite 1925-1926 Hon. Thomas Chapais 1967-1968 J. M. S. Careless 1922-1925 L. J. Burpee 6 The Canadian Historical Association

Bienvenue à l’Université de la Colombie-Britannique!

Vous avez été très nombreux cette année à répondre à l’ap- pel de communications intitulé « Conversations à travers le temps, l’espace et les cultures ». Le programme de la Réunion annuelle qui résulte de cette avalanche de soumissions re- flète l’originalité, le dynamisme et la rigueur de la recherche historique de pointe produite au Canada et ailleurs. Le Comité du Programme est donc fier de pouvoir vous proposer plus de 140 sessions, tables-rondes, discours et activités portant sur une panoplie de sujets et de thèmes abordés selon une variété d’approches et de perspectives théoriques et méthodologiques. J’aimerais prof- iter de l’occasion pour remercier les membres du Comité du Programme pour leur dévouement et leur grand professionnalisme. L’organisation de la présente Réunion annuelle n’aurait pas été possible sans eux. Mille mercis! Je voudrais aussi remercier Eagle Glassheim, directeur du département d’histoire à UBC, pour son soutien indéfectible, spécialement au niveau financier. Ma gratitude va également à Ken Corbett et à Stefanie Ickbert pour leur aide technique dans la préparation d’une publicité pour la Réunion et de la version finale du programme. Enfin, je remercie ma collègue Tina Loo pour avoir pris en charge le site Internet de la Réunion.

Michel Ducharme Président du Comité du Programme UBC 2019

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Welcome to the University of British Columbia!

This year, many of you responded to the call for papers entitled “Conversations across time, space and cultures”. The program of the Annual Meeting that resulted from this avalanche of submissions reflects the originality, dynamism and rigour of cutting-edge historical research produced in Canada and else- where. The Programme Committee is therefore proud to be able to offer you more than 140 sessions, round tables, speeches and activities on a wide range of topics and themes from a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches and perspectives. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Program Commit- tee for their dedication and great professionalism. The organization of this Annual Meeting would not have been possible without them. Many thanks! I would also like to thank Eagle Glassheim, Director of the History Department at UBC, for his unwavering support, especially in financial terms. My gratitude also goes to Ken Corbett and Stefanie Ickbert for their technical assistance in preparing an advertisement for the Meeting and the final version of the programme. Finally, I would like to thank my colleague Tina Loo for taking charge of the Annual Meeting website.

Michel Ducharme Chair of the UBC 2019 Programme Committee

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REVUE D’ÉTUDES OUVRIÈRES JOURNAL OF CANADIAN CANADIENNES LABOUR STUDIES

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INCLUDING / COMPRENANT

“Canada Needs All Our Food-Power”: Industrial Nutrition in Canada, 1941–1948 Eric Strikwerda The Struggle for Rights at Work: The United Electrical Workers, Contract Enforcement, and the Limits of Grievance Arbitration at Canadian General Electric and Westinghouse Canada, 1940s to 1960s Jeffery Taylor More Dangerous Than Many a Pamphlet or Propaganda Book: The Ukrainian Canadian Left, Theatre, and Propaganda in the 1920s Kassandra Luciuk “Maybe We Shouldn’t Laugh So Loud”: The Hostility and Welcome Experienced by Foreign Nurses on Temporary Work Permits in Nova Scotia, Canada Shiva Nourpanah Le travail gestionnaire comme psychopolitique au service de la transformation sociale du Québec : une étude du journal Les Affaires, 1928-1933 Anne Pezet Settler Colonialism and Labour Studies in Canada: A Preliminary Exploration David Camfield The Settler Order Framework: Rethinking Canadian Working-Class History Fred Burrill How Can We Write Better Histories of Communism? Bryan D. Palmer Labour in Need of Revolutionary Vision Jim Selby

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Annual Meetings | Réunions annuelles de la SHC

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PARTY OF CONSCIENCE: RADICAL THE CCF, THE AMBITION: NDP, AND SOCIAL THE NEW LEFT DEMOCRACY IN IN TORONTO CANADA Peter Graham Roberta Lexier, with Ian McKay Stephanie Bangarth & Jon Weier

A CHANCE TO CAPTIVE FIGHT HITLER: AUDIENCE: A CANADIAN HOW VOLUNTEER IN CORPORATIONS THE SPANISH INVADED OUR CIVIL WAR SCHOOLS David Goutor Catherine Gidney

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PARTY OF CONSCIENCE: RADICAL THE CCF, THE AMBITION: NDP, AND SOCIAL THE NEW LEFT DEMOCRACY IN IN TORONTO CANADA Peter Graham Roberta Lexier, with Ian McKay Stephanie Bangarth & Jon Weier

A CHANCE TO CAPTIVE FIGHT HITLER: AUDIENCE: A CANADIAN HOW VOLUNTEER IN CORPORATIONS THE SPANISH INVADED OUR 90+ YEARS OF HISTORY CIVIL WAR SCHOOLS David Goutor Catherine Gidney IN YOUR POCKET Browse or search Canada’s History Archive featuring full issues of The Beaver magazine available for free on your computer or mobile device. SYMBOLS OF CANADA Michael Dawson, CanadasHistory.ca/Archive Catherine Gidney & Donald Wright Order online at btlbooks.com 12 The Canadian Historical Association

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Monday, June 3rd Lundi 3 juin

8:30 – 10:00 | (BUCH D 229) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 315) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 322) 8h30 – 10h00 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 8 Session 9 Session 10 Session 11 Histories of the Senses Dialogical Anthropology: Land, Space, and Territoriality Conversations about Twentieth-Century Building a Nation of From Conversations to Public History for Human Environmental Knowledge | Sport, Community, and Oral I: Musical Soundscapes British Columbia in the in British Settler Colonies in Migrants in Canadian Conservatism | Le Consumers | Construire une Cocreation: Historians and Rights: Museums and Museol- Savoir environnemental History | Sport, communau- | Histoire des sens I : Boasian Era, 1880s-1940s : the Nineteenth and Twentieth History | Conversations conservatisme au nation de consommateurs Heritage Professionals Explore ogy as Tools for Social Justice té et histoire orale Environnement musical Anthropologie dialogique : Centuries | La terre, l’espace à propos des migrants vingtième siècle the History of Montréal | De la | L’histoire appliquée et les La Colombie-Britannique et la territorialité dans les dans l’histoire conversation à la coproduction : droits humains : Les musées et à l’époque de Boas, des colonies britanniques des canadienne quand les chercheurs la muséologie comme outils années 1880 aux années dix- neuvième et vingtième universitaires et les acteurs du pour la justice sociale 1940 siècles patrimoine se penchent sur l’histoire de Montréal

13:30 – 15:00 | (SWNG 222) (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 322) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH D 217) 13h30 – 15h00 Session 21 Session 22 Session 23 Session 24 Session 25 Session 26 Session 27 Session 28 Session 30 Session 31 Icons, Trailblazers, and Histories of the Senses II: Twentieth-Century North American Early Migration Canadians and Communism Defining Citizenship | Définir la Conversations about Accidental, Intentional, From Looking Out to Symbols of Virtue: Me- Senses, the Supernatural, Indigenous Issues | Questions Violence, Order, and and Mobility in the | Les Canadiens, les Cana- citoyenneté Inequality and Homelessness Successful and Failed: Species Looking Back: The First Year mory, Commemoration, and the Metaphysical | autochtones au vingtième Unrest, 1749-1876: Pacific Northwest diennes et le communisme in Canada | Conversations à Introduction in a Scientific after the Defence | Avant et and Nursing Identities | Histoire des sens II : Les siècle A Roundtable Dis- | La migration et propos des inégalités et de Ecological Imperial Context | après : La première année Figures emblématiques, sens, le surnaturel et la cussion | La violence, la mobilité dans la l’itinérance au Canada Accidentelle, intentionnelle, après la défense pionnières et symboles de métaphysique l’ordre et l’agitation région nord-ouest du réussie ou ratée : L’introduc- vertu : Mémoire, commé- en Amérique du Nord, Pacifique tion de nouvelles espèces moration et identités des 1749-1876 : Une dans un contexte scientifique, infirmières table-ronde écologique et impérial

15:30 – 17:00 | (BUCH D 130) (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 129) (BUCH D 222) 15h30 – 17h00 Session 32 Session 33 Session 34 Session 35 Session 36 Session 37 Session 38 Session 39 Session 40 Session 41 Canadian Society for Histories of the Senses The Making of Canada, 1920- American Foreign SHARING CIRCLE: Art, Claims to Legitimacy: Historical Mobility across Space Who’s Afraid of Visual Proof? Troubled Intersections Treaty Talks: Engaging Renaissance Studies III: Politics, Oppression, 1950: Policy, Institutions, Policy | Politique inter- Performance, and Kinship and Religion as and Class: Canada in the Late Discussing Visual Culture’s between Feminism, Non-Indigenous Canadians Keynote Address | Discours and the Senses | Histoire and Identity | L’édification du nationale américaine Occupation: Radical, Modes of Governance in 19th and Early 20th Centuries Challenge to Historical Me- Religious Faith, Heritage and with the Past and Present liminaire de la Société des sens III : La politique, Canada, 1920-1950 : Poli- Decolonizing Tools for Settler Societies | Appels | Mobilité historique à travers thodologies | Qui a peur des Community | À la croisée of Treaties | Discussion à canadienne d’études de la l’oppression et les sens tiques publiques, institutions Historians | CERCLE à la légitimité : La parenté l’espace et les classes : Le preuves visuelles? Discussion du féminisme, de la foi propos des traités: Intéresser Renaissance et identités DE PARTAGE : L’art, la et la religion omme modes Canada à la fin du dix-neuvième autour des défis posés par la religieuse, du patrimoine et les Canadiennes et les performance et l’occu- de gouvernance dans les et au début du vingtième siècle culture visuelle aux approches de la communauté Canadiens qui ne sont pas SUNDAY, June 2 | DIMANCHE 2 juin 10:00 - | 10h00 (Victory Square) Session 1 pation : Outils radicaux sociétés coloniales historiques autochtones aux traités et à CCLH Vancouver Walking Tour and Roundtable Discussions | pour la décolonisation leurs significations actuelles Visite guidée de Vancouver et tables rondes du CCHT à la disposition des historiens

8:00 – 8:30 | 8:30 – 10:00 | 10:30 – 12:00 | 12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 12:00 – 13:30 | 15:30 – 17:00 | 17:30 – 20:00 | 13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 8h00 – 8h30 8h30-10h00 10h30 – 12h00 Business Meetings | Réunions d’affaires 12h00 – 13h30 15h30 – 17h00 17h30 – 20h00

(BUCH D 130) (BUCH A 103) (BUCH A 101) Canadian Committee on Women’s History | Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes (BUTO 1197) (BUCH A 202) Session 29 (BUCH D 322) (PETER ALL IDEAS LOUNGE Session 12 Session 13 (BUCH A 202) Session 20 Session 42 & PATIO, UCLL 174) Coffee and light CCWH Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de CCHF Session 43 Conversations over Time: CHA Keynote Address University of Victoria Being an Historian in the refreshments Graduate Student Committee | Comité des étudiant(e)s diplômé(e) (BUCH D 219) Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times: Writing Canadian Histories Politics and the Prosecu- | Discours liminaire de Department of History’s Neoliberal University | Canadian Committee on will be served | of Sexuality & Gender from the Margins | Réflexions homosexuelles tion of Crime and Disorder la SHC Canadian Committee on Migration, Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comité cana- “Celebration of New Books” | Être une historienne ou un Women’s History Reception Du café et des pour des temps difficiles : Écrire l’histoire canadienne de la in England, 1200-1700 | dien sur la migration, l’ethnicité et le transnationalisme (BUCH D 222) Le département d’histoire de historien dans une université | Réception du Comité rafraîchisse- Allan Greer, Professor and sexualité et du genre à partir de la périphérie ments seront Conversations à travers le Canada Research Chair in Aboriginal Studies Group | Groupe d’étude d’histoire autochtone (BUCH B 315) l’UVic fête le lancement de néolibérale canadien sur l’histoire des servis temps : La politique, les Colonial North America, nouveaux livres femmes Canadian Business History Association | L’Association canadienne pour l’histoire des poursuites judiciaires et McGill University “Settler affaires (BUCH D 322) le désordre en Angleterre, Colonialism and Beyond” 1200-1700 Canadian International History / Canadian Foreign Relations | Histoire canadienne internationale / Relations extérieures canadiennes (BUCH D 217) La Société historique du Canada 13

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Monday, June 3rd Lundi 3 juin

15:30 – 17:00 | (BUCH D 130) (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 129) (BUCH D 222) 15h30 – 17h00 Session 32 Session 33 Session 34 Session 35 Session 36 Session 37 Session 38 Session 39 Session 40 Session 41 Canadian Society for Histories of the Senses The Making of Canada, 1920- American Foreign SHARING CIRCLE: Art, Claims to Legitimacy: Historical Mobility across Space Who’s Afraid of Visual Proof? Troubled Intersections Treaty Talks: Engaging Renaissance Studies III: Politics, Oppression, 1950: Policy, Institutions, Policy | Politique inter- Performance, and Kinship and Religion as and Class: Canada in the Late Discussing Visual Culture’s between Feminism, Non-Indigenous Canadians Keynote Address | Discours and the Senses | Histoire and Identity | L’édification du nationale américaine Occupation: Radical, Modes of Governance in 19th and Early 20th Centuries Challenge to Historical Me- Religious Faith, Heritage and with the Past and Present liminaire de la Société des sens III : La politique, Canada, 1920-1950 : Poli- Decolonizing Tools for Settler Societies | Appels | Mobilité historique à travers thodologies | Qui a peur des Community | À la croisée of Treaties | Discussion à canadienne d’études de la l’oppression et les sens tiques publiques, institutions Historians | CERCLE à la légitimité : La parenté l’espace et les classes : Le preuves visuelles? Discussion du féminisme, de la foi propos des traités: Intéresser Renaissance et identités DE PARTAGE : L’art, la et la religion omme modes Canada à la fin du dix-neuvième autour des défis posés par la religieuse, du patrimoine et les Canadiennes et les performance et l’occu- de gouvernance dans les et au début du vingtième siècle culture visuelle aux approches de la communauté Canadiens qui ne sont pas pation : Outils radicaux sociétés coloniales historiques autochtones aux traités et à pour la décolonisation leurs significations actuelles à la disposition des historiens

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Tuesday, June 4th Mardi 4 juin

8:30 – 10:00 | (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH D 316 (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH A 102) (BUCH D 317) Session 52 8h30 – 10h00 Session 44 Session 45 Session 46 Session 47 Session 48 Session 49 Session 50 Session 51 Teaching Public History | Enseigner l’histoire appliquée Perspectives nouvelles Letters to Loved Ones: New Nineteenth-Century Conversations about The Death Penalty When Economics and War and Peace in The Woman Suffrage Movement of the U.S. and en histoire des médias Perspectives on Kin and Com- Indigenous history | Migrants and Settlers across Two Centuries Politics Clash: Canada Canada during the Canadian Wests: Connected, Comparative and (BUCH D 322) Session 53 d’Europe et d’Amérique munity Networks from across Histoire autochtone du | Discussion à propos of Canadian History | and the Continental Cold War | Guerre et Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des | New Perspectives in the British World | Lettres dix-neuvième siècle des migrants et des La peine de mort au Economy | Quand paix au Canada durant suffragettes dans l’Ouest canadien et américain : Optimistic about their Future, but no Idea how to Get European and American envoyées aux gens aimés : colonisateurs cours de deux cent ans l’économie et la poli- la Guerre froide Connexion, comparaison et dimensions there: Supporting History Undergraduate and Graduate Media History Nouvelles perspectives sur les d’histoire canadienne tique s’affrontent : Le transfrontalières Students in their Transition to the World of Work | Être réseaux communautaires et Canada et l’économie optimiste face à l’avenir, sans savoir comment y parvenir : familiaux à travers le monde continentale Le soutien aux étudiantes et aux étudiants de tous les britannique cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail

10:30 – 12:00 | (UCLL 107) (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH A 102) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 322) (BUCH D 217) 10h30 – 12h00 Session 56 Session 57 Session 58 Session 59 Session 60 Session 61 Session 62 Session 63 Session 64 Session 65 Session 66

Beyond the “Intellectual Promoting and Challenging Nineteenth-Century Reframing Conversations Power and Authority The White ‘Discovery’ 20th-Century Secrecy, Surveillance, Writing Family Displaying Canadian Dealing with Trauma | Aborder Awakening”: The Circulation British Imperialism | North American around Indigenous in New France and of Race in Twen- Urban and Suburban and Security in Twen- History and Objec- Technoscience | Mettre les traumatismes of Books and Ideas in 18th- Pomouvoir et défier Politics | La politique Photographic Archives | Beyond | Pouvoir et tieth-Century Canada | lives | Vies urbaines tieth-Century Canada tivity | L’objectivité de l’avant la technosci- and 19th-Century Nova l’impérialisme britannique nord-américaine au Reformuler la discussion autorité en Nouvelle- La « découverte » de la et suburbaines au | Secret, surveillance et l’écriture des ence canadienne Scotia | Au-delà du « réveil dix- neuvième siècle autour des archives France et au début du race par les Canadiens vingtième siècle et sécurité au Canada histoires de famille intellectuel » : La circulation photographiques régime britannique blancs au vingtième au cours du vingtième des livres et des idées au autochtones siècle XVIIIe et XIXe siècles

13:30 – 15:00 | (BUCH D 130 : Meekison (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 322) (BUCH D 317 (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 217) Session 82 (BUCH A 102) (BUCH D 218) 13h30 – 15h00 Lounge) Session 76 Session 77 Session 78 Session 79 Session 80 Session 81 Session 84 Session 85 Session 75 Body, Gender, and Sport in North America during “Memory Wars” and the Contemporary First World War from the Aesthetic Linkages: The Developing a Sense The Western Genre and the Twentieth Century | Le corps, le genre et le Environment, Conser- Complicated Conversations: Poster Session | Séance de Holocaust seen from the Indigenous Struggle | Homefront | La Première Cultural Relations Ap- of Belonging and Western-ness in the sport en Amérique du Nord au vingtième siècle vation, and Labour in Re-examining Canadian His- communications affichées German, Polish and Canadian Les luttes autochtones Guerre mondiale telle proach to Canadian Dip- Community | Dével- Popular (Canadian) Pacific North America torical Scholarship through a Perspectives | La guerre de contemporaines que vécue au Canada lomatic History | Liens opper un sentiment Imagination, 1910- (BUCH D 229) Session 83 | L’environnement, la Critical Race Lens | Discussions mémoire et l’Holocauste esthétiques : Étudier d’appartenance et de 1950 | Le genre et préservation et le travail complexes : Re-examiner le des points de vue allemand, l’histoire diplomatique communauté l’identité Western dans Rethinking History | Repenser l’histoire sur la côte pacifique de travail historique des histori- polonais et canadien canandienne à partir l’imaginaire populaire l’Amérique du Nord ennes et historiens canadiens de la question des canadien, 1910-1950 à travers le prisme critique de relations culturelles la question raciale

8:00 – 8:30 | 8:45 – 10:15 | 10:00 – 11:30 | 15:30 – 16:30 | 16:30 – 17:30 | 17:30 – 18:00 | 18:00 – 19:00 | 12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 20:00 | 20h00 8h00 – 8h30 8h45 – 10h15 10h00 – 11h30 15h30 – 16h30 16h30 – 17h30 17h30 – 18h00 18h00 – 19h00

(BUCH D 130) (SWNG 310) (UBC Rare Books and Business Meetings | Réunions d’affaires (BUCH D 130 (BUCH A 101) (BUCH A 101) (BUCH A 101) (BUCH A 101) (The Pit in the Nest) Session 89 Session 54 Special Collections, Meekison Lounge) Session 86 Session 87 Session 88 ActiveHistory | HistoireEngagée (BUCH D 222) Coffee and light Irving K. Barber Learning Session 73 Reception | Réception Social event | Activité sociale : Cliopalooza refreshments TRC Workshop – Presidential Address Annual General Meet- CHA Prize Ceremony Centre) Canadian Network for Economic History | Réseau Book launch by | Lance- will be served | Roundtable: Classroom | Discours de la ing | Réunion annuelle | Remise des prix de Session 55 canadien d’histoire économique (BUCH D 219) ment de livres publiés Du café et des Conversations on Indige- présidente des membres la SHC Labour | Le Travail Editorial Board Meeting par UBC Press rafraîchisse- nous and Settler Histories Encountering Asian Canadian (BUCH D 301) ments seront in Canada: Reflections from Archives | Rencontre avec les servis Intersecting Fields | Atelier archives canado-asiatiques Histoire sociale| Social History (BUCH A 202) (BUTO 1197) Session 74 sur la CVR – Table ronde Media and Communications History Committee | : Discussions en classe Comité de l’histoire des medias et de la communica- Book launch by | sur l’histoire autochtone tion (BUCH D 316) Lancement de livres et coloniale au Canada: Political History Group | Groupe d’histoire politique publiés par Between Réflexions de la part de the Lines domaines qui se croisent (BUCH D 217) La Société historique du Canada 15

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Tuesday, June 4th Mardi 4 juin

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Wednesday, June 5th (morning) Mercredi 5 juin (le matin)

8:30 – 10:00 | (BUCH B 313) (BUCH B 208) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH D 217) 8h30 – 10h00 Session 90 Session 91 Session 92 Session 93 Session 94 Session 95 Session 96 Session 97 Session 98 Session 99

Canadian Catholic History Written Childhoods: Writing Making Waves on the West Under the Shadow of Conversations in Conversations Across Disciplines in Dialogue: Hate Speech, Free Speech, A Roundtable on E.A. Heaman, Graduate Students & Bucking Association Keynote Address in the Lives of Children and Coast: New Directions in War: Reconstructing Public Health: Borders and Nations: Historical Knowledge, and Residential School Tax, Order, and Good Government: Conservatism: Finding our | Discours liminaire de la Youth | Écrire l’enfance: the History of the Women’s Lives and Histories Education, Policy Wildlife, Ranching, and Public Engagement, Denial: Exploring the Limits A New Political History of Canada, Histories in a Conservative Canadian Catholic History L’écriture dans la vie des Movement in British Columbia in Interwar Canada and Medicine | Science in the Canadian and Social Media in of Acceptable Discourse in 1867-1917, winner of the CHA’s Narrative | Les étudiantes et les Association enfants et de la jeunesse | Faire des vagues sur la Côte | À l’ombre de la Discussion sur la Northwest | Conversations History, Archaeology, and Canada | Discours haineux, 2018 Sir John A. Macdonald prize étudiants des cycles supérieurs ouest : Nouvelles perspectives guerre : Reconstruire santé publique : transfrontalières et Archival Science | Le savoir liberté d’expression et le | Table ronde sur le livre de E.A. et Bucking Conservatism : Trouver sur l’histoire du mouvement la vie et l’histoire Éducation, poli- transnationales : La vie historique, l’engagement déni des écoles résidenti- Heaman, Tax, Order, and Good nos histoires dans une trame des femmes en Colombie-Bri- des Canadiens et des tique publique et sauvage, l’élevage et la public et les médias sociaux elles : Explorer les limites de Government: A New Political narrative conservatrice tannique Canadiennes dans médecine science dans le nord-ouest en histoire, en archéologie ce qui est acceptable dans History of Canada, 1867-1917, l’entre-deux-guerres du Canada et en archivistique le discours public canadien qui s’est mérité le prix Sir-John- A.-Macdonald 2018

10:30 – 12:00 | (BUCH D 219) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 322) (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 317) (BUCH A 202) 10h30 – 12h00 Session 101 Session 102 Session 103 Session 104 Session 105 Session 106 Session 107 Session 108 Session 109 Session 110

Persistent Tuberculosis in Learning from Development Listening to the People: Public History 1: First World War Conversations on Nineteenth-Century The Professional is Personal Author Meets Critics: Michèle Changing the Conversation on Indigenous Communities in | Development from Learn- New Conversations with the Histoire appliquée 1 Demobilization Disability, History and Canadian Politics and & Political: Life Histories & Dagenais, Montreal, City of Political History: Women Scholars Northern and Western Canada ing: Aid and Education, Archives of State Hearings | and its Memory | Postsecondary Education: Society | Politique et société Historical Scholarship | Ce Water: An Environmental History and Left History | Réorienter les | La tuberculose persistente 1945-1975 | Apprendre Écouter les gens : Nouvelles La démobilisation Looking Back, Moving au Canada au dix- neuvième qui est professionnel est | Une auteure rencontre ses discussions en histoire politique : au sein des communautés du développement | conversations avec les archives à la suite de la Forward | Discussion à siècle personnel et politique : Les critiques: Michèle Dagenais, Les chercheuses et l’histoire de autochtones du Nord et de Se développer grâce à des enquêtes étatiques Première Guerre propos de l’incapacité, de histoires personnelles et la Montreal, City of Water: An la gauche l’Ouest du Canada l’apprentissage : L’aide et mondiale et sa l’histoire et de l’éducation recherche historique Environmental History l’éducation, 1945-1975 mémoire post-secondaire : Regard- er en arrière pour mieux aller de l’avant

8:00 – 8:30 | 8:45 – 10:15 | 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 8h00 – 8h30 8h45-10h15

(BUCH D 130) (SWNG 405) (SWNG 307) (SWNG 405) (BUCH B 208) Session 100 Session 111 Session 112 Session 113 Coffee and light refreshments TRC Workshop – Roundtable TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Historical Research and K-12 TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Teaching and Canada’s History-CHA’s Youth Conference | Conférence will be served | – Special Session: Teaching Indigenous Curriculum: A Roundtable on Knowledge Mobili- Professional Practice / Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous jeunesse d’Histoire Canada et de la SHC Du café et des and Learning after the Truth zation, Knowledge Translation, and Capacity Building in Coast People and Politics | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: rafraîchisse- and Reconciliation Commission Salish Education Initiatives | Atelier sur la CVR. Table ronde: Enseignement et pratique professionnelle/ Race, ments seront | Atelier sur la CVR – Table La recherche historique et le programme d’enseignement au- ethnicité, les peuples autochtones et la politique servis ronde – Session spéciale : L’en- tochtone : la mobilisation des connaissances, l’application des seignement et l’apprentissage connaissances et le renforcement des capacités des initiatives après la Commission de vérité d’éducation des Salish de la côte et de réconciliation La Société historique du Canada 17

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Wednesday, June 5th (morning) Mercredi 5 juin (le matin)

8:00 – 8:30 | 8:45 – 10:15 | 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 8h00 – 8h30 8h45-10h15

(BUCH D 130) (SWNG 405) (SWNG 307) (SWNG 405) (BUCH B 208) For afternoon programming, see over Session 100 Session 111 Session 112 Session 113 page. | Pour la programmation de l’après- Coffee and light midi, voir la page suivante. refreshments TRC Workshop – Roundtable TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Historical Research and K-12 TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Teaching and Canada’s History-CHA’s Youth Conference | Conférence will be served | – Special Session: Teaching Indigenous Curriculum: A Roundtable on Knowledge Mobili- Professional Practice / Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous jeunesse d’Histoire Canada et de la SHC Du café et des and Learning after the Truth zation, Knowledge Translation, and Capacity Building in Coast People and Politics | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: rafraîchisse- and Reconciliation Commission Salish Education Initiatives | Atelier sur la CVR. Table ronde: Enseignement et pratique professionnelle/ Race, ments seront | Atelier sur la CVR – Table La recherche historique et le programme d’enseignement au- ethnicité, les peuples autochtones et la politique servis ronde – Session spéciale : L’en- tochtone : la mobilisation des connaissances, l’application des seignement et l’apprentissage connaissances et le renforcement des capacités des initiatives après la Commission de vérité d’éducation des Salish de la côte et de réconciliation 18 The Canadian Historical Association

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Wednesday, June 5th (afternoon) Mercredi 5 juin (l’après-midi)

13:30 – 15:00 | (BUCH D 322) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 229) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH D 316) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 317) 13h30 – 15h00 Session 119 Session 120 Session 121 Session 122 Session 123 Session 124 Session 125 Session 126 Session 127 Session 128

Primary Research, Story Japanese-Canadian Iden- Redefining Child and Youth Mobilization and Demo- Third Party: Canada Twentieth-Century Citizens Vs. Government: Open Educational Resources The Films of Fogo Island: A A Roundtable on Padraic X. Scanlan, Maps, Blogs, and Historiogra- tity, History, and Memory Spaces in Twentieth-Cen- bilization in the Second and the United States Montreal | Montréal Conflict and Letter-Writing (OER) and Classroom Screening and Discussion | Les Freedom’s Debtors: British Antislavery phy: Integrating Loyalist and | L’identité, l’histoire et la tury Canada | Redéfinir World War | Mobilisation beyond Bilateral au vingtième siècle in Postwar Canada | Les Conversations about History Films de Fogo Island : Projection in Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution, Revolutionary Era History into mémoire des Canadiens et l’espace reservé aux et démobilisation Relations | Le Canada citoyens contre les gouver- | Les ressources éducatives et discussion winner of the CHA’s 2018 Wallace K. the Classroom | Recherche des Canadiennes d’origine enfants et à la jeunesse durant la Seconde Guerre et les États-Unis nements : Les conflits et la en libre accès et les conser- Ferguson Prize | Table ronde sur le dans les sources, les cartes japonaise au Canada au vingtième mondiale au-delà des relations pratique épistolaire dans le vations historiques dans les livre de Padraic X. Scanlan, Freedom’s historiques, les blogues et siècle bilatérales Canada de l’après-guerre salles de classe Debtors: British Antislavery in Sierra l’historiographie : Intégrer Leone in the Age of Revolution, qui l’histoire de l’époque révo- s’est mérité le prix Wallace-K.-Fer- lutionnaire et des loyalistes guson 2018 dans les salles de classe (BUCH B 208) Session 129 Canada’s History-CHA’s Youth Confer- ence | Conférence jeunesse d’Histoire Canada et de la SHC

15:30 – 17:00 | (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 322) (BUCH D 222) (BUCH D 219) (BUCH D 217) (BUCH D 301) (BUCH B 315) (BUCH A 202) (BUCH B 208) (BUCH D 316) 15h30 – 17h00 Session 131 Session 132 Session 133 Session 134 Session 135 Session 136 Session 137 Session 138 Session 139 Session 140

Expertise and Exchange Orphans, Exiles, Spies and Incorporating Indigenous The Art of Labour | The Children in the The Security State and Public History 2: Histoire Non-Trivial Pursuits: Hoops, Hats, and Historical Creating Open Educational Resources across Arctic North America, Informers: Oblique Angles Studies into History: Labour of Art: Exploring Twentieth Century the Cold War Child | appliquée 2 Historicizing Late-Twentieth Re-enactors: Material Culture (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across 1940-70 | L’expertise et les on the Irish Diaspora | Theorizing 20th-Century the Production of Public | Les enfants au La sécurité de l’État et Century Canada | Histori- and the Inconsistencies of Time, Place and Culture | Créer des res- échanges à travers l’Amérique Orphelins, exiles, espions et Indigenous Histories of Labour History Projects vingtième siècle l’enfant durant de la ciser le Canada de la fin du Memory | Cerceaux, chapeaux, sources éducatives en libre accès pour du Nord arctique, 1940-1970 informateurs : Différentes Art, Labour, and Schooling | L’art du travail | Le Guerre froide vingtième siècle et reconstituteurs d’événements cultiver les conversations à travers le perspectives sur la diaspora | Incorporer les études travail de l’art : Explorer historiques : La culture matérielle temps, l’espace et les cultures irlandaise autochtones en histoire : la production des et les incohérences de la Développer des théories projects publics d’histoire mémoire portant sur les histoires de appliquée concernant l’art, du travail et de l’édu- le travail cation des Autochtones

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 14:00 – 15:30 | 14h00 – 15h30 15:45 – 17:15 | 15h45 – 17h15

Business Meetings | (BUTO 1197) (BUCH B 208) (SWNG 221) (SWNG 405) Réunions d’affaires Session 117 Session 118 Session 130 Session 141

Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comité Book launch by University of Keynote : Canada’s History TRC Workshop – Roundtable – Special Session: TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Teaching and Profession- canadien sur l’histoire du Travail (BUCH D 219) Toronto Press | Lancement – CHA’s Youth Conference Community-Engaged Teaching and Research in al Practice / Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous People and de livre publié par : Univer- | Discours liminaire - Con- the Age of Reconciliation | Atelier sur la CVR – Politics | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: Enseigne- History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe sity of Toronto Press férence jeunesse d’Histoire Table ronde – Session spéciale : L’enseignement ment et pratique professionnelle/ Race, ethnicité, les d’histoire de l’enfance et de la jeunesse Canada et de la SHC et la recherche communautaire à l’ère de la peuples autochtones et la politique (BUCH B 315) réconcilation

Canadian Committee on Military History | Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire (BUCH D 301) La Société historique du Canada 19

Daily Programming Programmation quotidienne Wednesday, June 5th (afternoon) Mercredi 5 juin (l’après-midi)

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 14:00 – 15:30 | 14h00 – 15h30 15:45 – 17:15 | 15h45 – 17h15 THURSDAY, June 6 | JEUDI 6 juin Business Meetings | (BUTO 1197) (BUCH B 208) (SWNG 221) (SWNG 405) Réunions d’affaires Session 117 Session 118 Session 130 Session 141 8:30 – 15:00 | 8h30 – 15h00 9:00 – 18:00 | 9h00 – 18h00 Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comité Book launch by University of Keynote : Canada’s History TRC Workshop – Roundtable – Special Session: TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Teaching and Profession- (BUCH B 141) Session 142 (Irving K. Barber - 1961 E canadien sur l’histoire du Travail (BUCH D 219) Toronto Press | Lancement – CHA’s Youth Conference Community-Engaged Teaching and Research in al Practice / Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous People and Mall) Session 143 de livre publié par : Univer- | Discours liminaire - Con- the Age of Reconciliation | Atelier sur la CVR – Politics | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: Enseigne- The Canadian Network of Human- History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe sity of Toronto Press férence jeunesse d’Histoire Table ronde – Session spéciale : L’enseignement ment et pratique professionnelle/ Race, ethnicité, les itarian History Workshop | Atelier Stó:lō Territory Bus Tour | Visite en d’histoire de l’enfance et de la jeunesse Canada et de la SHC et la recherche communautaire à l’ère de la peuples autochtones et la politique du Réseau canadien sur l’histoire autobus du territoire Stó:lõ (BUCH B 315) réconcilation de l’humanitaire

Canadian Committee on Military History | Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire (BUCH D 301) Join Us for a celebration of new research from the UVic History Department Monday, June 3rd 12 to 1:30pm Buchanan Tower 1873 East Mall Room 1197 We will toast the 2018-19 publications: • At the Bridge: James Teit and an Anthropology of Belonging (UBC Press) Wendy Wickwire • A Woman in Between: Searching for Dr. Victoria Chung (CCHS) John Price with Ningping Yu • The Collectors: A History of the Royal British Columbia Museum and Archives (RBCM) Pat Roy • Witness to Loss (MQ Press) Jordan Stanger-Ross co-edited with Pam Sugiman. • Orca: How We Came to Know and Love the Ocean's Greatest Predator (Oxford) Jason Colby • Out There Learning: Critical Reflections on Off-Campus Study Programs (UofT) Elizabeth Vibert co-edited with Deborah Curran, Cameron Owens and Helga Thorson) • Britain, America, and the Special Relationship since 1941 (Routledge) Brian McKercher, Winston Churchill: At War and Thinking of War before 1939 (Routledge) Brian McKercher co-edited with Antoine Capet • Towards a New Ethnohistory: Community Engaged Scholarship among the People of the River (Univ of Manitoba ) John Lutz co- edited with Keith Thor Carlson, David M. Schaepe, Naxaxalhts’i – Albert “Sonny” McHalsie Sunday 2 June 2019 | Dimanche 2 juin 2019 21

Sunday, June 2 | Dimanche 2 juin

10:00 - | 10h00 – (Victory Square)

1. CCLH Vancouver Walking Tour and Roundtable Discussions | Visite guidée de Vancouver et tables rondes du CCHT

The Canadian Committee on Labour History is pleased to present a free walking tour and labour history workshop at Congress 2019 on Sunday 2 June 2019.

At 10 am, meet at Victory Square (West Hastings and Cambie) for a walking tour of downtown Vancouver, exploring the working class history of the city.

Or, join us for lunch at 12:00 pm at the Ukrainian Hall (805 East Pender Street).

Starting at 1:00 pm there will be three roundtable discussions: Working in the Neoliberal University, Labour History Beyond the Classroom, and Building an Inclusive Labour History.

There will be no formal papers. The goal is to collectively explore how we might reinvigorate the study and teaching of labour history and to chart a positive path for activism.

We will end the day with supper. Please register using the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/cclh-walking-tour-and-roundtable- discussions-tickets-59271170667

Le Comité canadien sur l’histoire du travail est heureux d’offrir une visite guidée gratuite et un atelier sur l’histoire du travail au Congrès 2019, le dimanche 2 juin 2019.

À 10 h, rendez-vous au Victory Square (West Hastings et Cambie) pour une visite à pied du centre-ville de Vancouver, à la découverte de l’histoire de la classe ouvrière de la ville.

Ou soyez des nôtres pour le déjeuner au Ukrainian Hall (805 East Pender Street) à midi. 22 Sunday 2 June 2019 | Dimanche 2 juin 2019

À partir de 13 h, il y aura trois tables rondes : Working in the Neoliberal University, Labour History Beyond the Classroom et Building an Inclusive Labour History.

Il n’y aura pas de documents officiels. L’objectif est d’explorer collectivement comment nous pourrions revigorer l’étude et l’enseignement de l’histoire syndicale et de tracer une voie positive pour l’activisme.

Nous terminerons la journée par un souper. Veuillez-vous inscrire en utilisant le lien ci-dessous :

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Monday, June 3 | Lundi 3 juin

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 229)

2. Histories of the Senses I: Musical Soundscapes | Histoire des sens I : Environnement musical

Junfu Wong (Cambridge University): “Sounds of Monasteries: Acoustic Dimensions of Buddhist Spirituality and Religiosity in Fifth and Sixth Centuries Medieval China”

Edward Halley Barnet (Stanford University): “A Major Fifth of Lemon and Sugar: Enlightened Harmonies of the Senses”

Jarrett Rudy (McGill University): “Catholic Bells and Local Time: Emotion, Knowledge and Modernity in Colonial Nineteenth Century French Canada”

Chair | Animateur : Barrington Walker (Queen’s University)

Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parrainée par la Revue de la Société historique du Canada

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH A 202)

3. Dialogical Anthropology: British Columbia in the Boasian Era, 1880s-1940s : Anthropologie dialogique : La Colombie-Britannique à l’époque de Boas, des années 1880 aux années 1940

Wendy Wickwire (University of Victoria): “Dialogical Exchange vs. Phenomenological Sharing: James A. Teit and the Boasian Paradigm”

Judith Berman (University of Victoria): “George Hunt at X̠ wa̠ mdasbi’: Constructing West Coast Indigenous Biographies in the 19th Century”

Ira Jacknis (Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley): “British Columbia in Miniature: Model Dioramas in American Anthropology Museums, 1895– 1925”

Chair | Animatrice : Paige Raibmon (University of British Columbia) 24 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 317)

4. Land, Space, and Territoriality in British Settler Colonies in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries | La terre, l’espace et la territorialité dans les colonies britanniques des dix- neuvième et vingtième siècles

Kurt Korneski (Memorial University): “Cosmopolitan Engagements in the Gulf of St. Lawrence Fisheries in the Nineteenth Century”

Donald Nerbas (McGill University): “Making Colonial Property: The Nineteenth-Century Experience of Cape Breton’s Sydney Coalfield”

C. Scott Eaton (Queen’s University): “ ‘Through the Wastes of Labrador in Search of Gold’: Imagining a Land-Based Resource Economy in Nineteenth-Century Labrador”

Chair | Animateur : Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 219)

5. Conversations about Migrants in Canadian History | Conversations à propos des migrants dans l’histoire canadienne

Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island): “Informing Discourse: Canadian Immigration Agents and the Work of the State, 1840s-1920s”

Marlene Epp (Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo): “After the ‘Influx’: Canadians Respond to World Refugee Year, 1959-60”

Nick Scott (University of Prince Edward Island): “Dialectically Dependant: The Imperial and Anti-Imperial Biographies of Taraknath Das & William C. Hopkinson”

Chair | Animatrice : Laura Madokoro (McGill University)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration, Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Parrainée par le Comité canadien sur la migration, l’ethnicité et le transnationalisme Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 25

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 316)

6. Twentieth-Century Conservatism | Le conservatisme au vingtième siècle

Rebecca Ralph (University of Calgary): “An Anglican Considers Canada: Superintendent Blackall’s Struggle to Find an Interdenominational Approach, 1908-1933”

Brian Froese (Canadian Mennonite University): “The Fluidity of Religious and Political Conservatism in Interwar Alberta and Saskatchewan”

Will Langford (Dalhousie University): “ ‘The Case for Capitalism’: Gladstone Murray and the Campaign for ‘Free Enterprise,’ 1943-1962”

Chair | Animateur : Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH 217)

7. Building a Nation of Consumers | Construire une nation de consommateurs Jennifer A. Stephen (York University): “ ‘Life Insurance - Guardian of Canadian Homes’? Debating Risk and Security in Post-WW2 Canada” Daniel Guadagnolo (University of Wisconsin-Madison): “Marketing Canadian Consumption: Economy and Nation Building in the Post-War Market Research” Bettina Liverant (University of Calgary): “From trading post to e-commerce: conversations about competitors and customers” Chair | Animatrice : Donica Belisle (University of Regina)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 301)

8. From Conversations to Cocreation: Historians and Heritage Professionals Explore the History of Montréal | De la conversation à la coproduction : quand les chercheurs universitaires et les acteurs du patrimoine se penchent sur l’histoire de Montréal 26 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

Jean-François Palomino (Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec) and Léon Robichaud (Université de Sherbrooke): “From List to Map: Improving Access to the Montréal Fire Insurance Plans”

Joanne Burgess (UQAM) and Alain Gelly (Parcs Canada): “The Lachine Canal Revisited: A Spatial and Visual Analysis of the Canal’s Maritime Past”

Louise Pothier (Pointe-à-Callière) and Alain Roy (historian): “Montréal’s Parliament: Mobilizing History and Archeaology through Digital Technology to Reconstitute the Complexity of a Heritage Site”

Chair | Animateur : Harold Bérubé (Université de Sherbrooke)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH B 315)

9. Public History for Human Rights: Museums and Museology as Tools for Social Justice | L’histoire appliquée et les droits humains : Les musées et la muséologie comme outils pour la justice sociale

Stephanie B. Anderson (University of Pennsylvania): “Museums, Decolonization, and Indigenous Artists as First Cultural Responders: A Case Study at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights”

Jason Chalmers (University of Alberta): “The Transformative Potential of Guided Tours at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights”

Carly Ciufo (McMaster University): “Does a Counter-Museum Need Walls? Local Activism Vs/At the International Slavery Museum”

Véronique Bertrand-Bourget (Conjugal Slavery in War project, York University) and Isabelle Masson (Canadian Museum for Human Rights): “Feminists Redefining Curatorial Practices in Transnational Conversations”

Chair | Animatrice : TBA Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 27

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 222)

10. Environmental Knowledge | Savoir environnemental Virginia Vandenberg (Queen’s University): “ ‘Disentangling’ Imperial Science Cultures: Nineteenth-Century British Women and Colonial Botanical Practices” Lisalou Martone, (LER Lyon 2 & University of Ottawa): “Sited environments, roaming ideas: the circulation of forestry knowledge and practices across the North Atlantic (1900-1940)” Mark J. McLaughlin (University of Maine): “Scientifically Speaking: Changing Conversations around the Intersections of the History of Science and Forestry in Canada” Chair | Animateur : Alan MacEachern (Western University)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 322)

11. Sport, Community, and Oral History | Sport, communauté et histoire orale

Carly Adams (University of Lethbridge): “ ‘It’s about the family getting together’: Narrating the Postwar history of Canadian Nikkei in Southern Alberta through Women’s Experiences of Sport and Recreation”

Russell Field (University of Manitoba): “ ‘A tough road’: Historicizing the Sporting Experiences of Black Nova Scotians and Challenging the Dominant Narratives of Canadian Sport”

Peter Millman (University of Lethbridge): “Black Youth Interactions with Race, Segregation, and Sport in 1950s and 1960s Truro, Nova Scotia”

Miriam Wright (University of Windsor): “Sports, Heroes, and Claiming Public Spaces in Black Communities in Chatham and Windsor, Ontario, 1940s-1970s: Reflections from Oral Histories”

Chair | Animatrice : Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St. Francis Xavier University) 28 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (ALRD 106)

12. Conversations over Time: Politics and the Prosecution of Crime and Disorder in England, 1200-1700 | Conversations à travers le temps : La politique, les poursuites judiciaires et le désordre en Angleterre, 1200-1700

Kenneth Duggan (Vancouver Island University): “Community and Crime in Thirteenth-Century England”

Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia University): “The Politics of Prosecution: Handling the Evil May Day Rioters in 1517”

Andrea McKenzie (University of Victoria): “Fire and Fake News: Arson Prosecutions and Oppositional Politics during the Popish Plot, 1678-81”

Chair | Animateur : Simon Devereaux (University of Victoria)

Joint session with Canadian Society of Medievalists | Session conjointe avec la Société canadienne des médiévistes

10:00 – 10:30 |10h00 – 10h30 Break | Pause (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH A 101)

13. CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC

Welcome | Mot de bienvenue : Adele Perry (University of Manitoba) Introduction | Présentation : Michel Ducharme (University of British Columbia)

Allan Greer, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Colonial North America, McGill University

“Settler Colonialism and Beyond” congress2019.ca congres2019.ca

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12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30

Business meetings | Réunions d’affaires

14. Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe d’étude d’histoire autochtone (BUCH B 315)

15. Canadian Business History Association | Association canadienne pour l’histoire des affaires (BUCH D 322)

16. Canadian Committee on Migration, Ethnicity, and Transnationalism | Comité canadien sur la migration, l’ethnicité et le transnationalisme (BUCH D 222)

17. Canadian Committee on Women’s History | Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes (BUCH A 202)

18. Canadian International History/ Canadian Foreign Relations | Comité d’histoire internationale du Canada (BUCH D 217)

19. Graduate Student Committee | Comité des étudiant(e)s diplômé(e)s (BUCH D 219)

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 (BUTO 1197)

20. University of Victoria Department of History’s “Celebration of New Books” | Le département d’histoire de l’UVic fête le lancement de nouveaux livres

Jason Colby, Orca: How We Came to Know and Love the Ocean’s Greatest Predator (Oxford University Press)

John Lutz (co-edited with Keith Thor Carlson, David M. Schaepe, Naxaxalhts’i – Albert “Sonny” McHalsie), Towards a New Ethnohistory: Community Engaged Scholarship among the People of the River (University of Manitoba)

Brian McKercher, Britain, America, and the Special Relationship since 1941 (Routledge)

Brian McKercher (co-edited with Antoine Capet), Winston Churchill: At War and Thinking of War before 1939 (Routledge) 32 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

John Price with Ningping Yu, A Woman in Between: Searching for Dr. Victoria Chung (Chinese Canadian Historical Society and Initiative for Student Teaching and Research in Chinese Canadian Studies)

Jordan Stanger-Ross (co-edited with Pam Sugiman), Witness to Loss (McGill-Queen’s University Press)

Pat Roy, The Collectors: A History of the Royal British Columbia Museum and Archives (RBCM)

Elizabeth Vibert (co-edited with Deborah Curran, Cameron Owens and Helga Thorson), Out There Learning: Critical Reflections on Off-Campus Study Programs (University of Toronto Press)

Wendy Wickwire, At the Bridge: James Teit and an Anthropology of Belonging (UBC Press)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (SWNG 222)

21. Icons, Trailblazers, and Symbols of Virtue: Memory, Commemoration, and Nursing Identities | Figures emblématiques, pionnières et symboles de vertu : Mémoire, commémoration et identités des infirmières

Participants: Jill Campbell – Miller (Carleton University) Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick) Andrea McKenzie (York University) Peter L. Twohig (Saint Mary’s University)

Chair and Facilitator | Animatrice et facilitatrice : Whitney Wood (University of Calgary)

Joint session with the Canadian Society for the History of Medicine and the Canadian Association for the History of Nursing | Session conjointe de la Société canadienne d’histoire de la médecine et de l’Association canadienne pour l’histoire du nursing Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 33

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 229)

22. Histories of the Senses II: Senses, the Supernatural, and the Metaphysical | Histoire des sens II : Les sens, le surnaturel et la métaphysique

Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati): “Devils, Demoniacs, and the Senses: Possession Propaganda in Early Modern England”

Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto): “The Devil’s Element: Cultural Constructions of Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern England”

Chris Stokum (Boston University): “Physical Miseducation: Sickness, Seminaries, and the Second Great Awakening”

Chair | Animatrice : Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)

Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parrainée par la Revue de la Société historique du Canada

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 219)

23. Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtième siècle

Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire): “Making Sense of Settler Colonialism in the Archives: A Missionary and a Historian Take the Train”

Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University): “ ‘Success’ through Failure: The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic Development, 1964-1970”

Colin M. Osmond (University of Saskatchewan): “Catching Fish, Feeding Families, and Fighting for Rights: The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th Century”

Chair | Animateur : Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) 34 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 222)

24. North American Violence, Order, and Unrest, 1749-1876: A Roundtable Discussion | La violence, l’ordre et l’agitation en Amérique du Nord, 1749-1876 : Une table-ronde

Participants: Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick) Denis McKim (Douglas College) Jason Opal (McGill University) Thomas Peace (Huron University College) Scott W. See (University of Maine)

Chair | Animatrice : Elsbeth Heaman (McGill University)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 322)

25. Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobilité dans la région nord-ouest du Pacifique

Jean Barman (University of British Columbia): “Iroquois in the West as Exemplars of what Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoples”

Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria): “Chinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1880-85”

Yukari Takai (University of Windsor): “A Threat to Modernization?: Japanese Migration, Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawai‘i and the North American West”

Maurice Guibord (Société historique francophone de la Colombie- Britannique): « Emma Lamontagne-Vachon, épistolière et chroniqueuse, Vancouver, 1886 »

Chair | Animateur : Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University) Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 35

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 301)

26. Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens, les Canadiennes et le communisme Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto): “Anti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of Hegemony in Cold War Canada” Michael Petrou (Carleton University): “ ‘Anti-British … roaring communist … but has courage’: the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markos” Chair | Animateur : Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 317)

27. Defining Citizenship | Définir la citoyenneté Lisa Dillon (Université de Montréal) and Per Axelsson (Umeå universitet): “Defining ‘us’, defining ‘them’: A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and Swedish population registers, 1852-2018” Katelyn Arac (Queen’s University): “A Place to Call Home: Nazis and the Construction of Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policy” Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University): “The Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada, 1950s-1970s” Thirstan Falconer (St. Jerome’s University): “ ‘On Our Terms’: Unpacking the Politics of Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canada” Chair | Animateur : Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 316)

28. Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations à propos des inégalités et de l’itinérance au Canada

Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria): “Debating and Developing Decommodified Housing in Greater Victoria: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives” 36 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria): “Finding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canada” Eric W. Sager (University of Victoria): “Inequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in Early Twentieth‐Century Canada” Chair | Animatrice : Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH A 202)

29. CCWH Keynote Address: Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times: Writing Canadian Histories of Sexuality & Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF : Réflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles : Écrire l’histoire canadienne de la sexualité et du genre à partir de la périphérie

Keynote speaker | Conférencière : Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)

Chair | Animatrice : Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)

Introduction : Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History – Parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes (CCWH – CCHF)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH B 315)

30. Accidental, Intentional, Successful and Failed: Species Introduction in a Scientific Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle, intentionnelle, réussie ou ratée : L’introduction de nouvelles espèces dans un contexte scientifique, écologique et impérial

Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia): “Insects, Entomologists, and Parasites on the Move: The Mediterranean Fruit Fly, Biological Pest Control, and Agricultural Governance in Early Twentieth-Century Hawai‘i”

Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia): “Carabid colonialism: Carl Lindroth, Newfoundland, and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North America” Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 37

Suzanne Morton (McGill University): “A ‘Lost-Colony’ in the Pacific: Nation-Building through Lobsters”

Chair | Animatrice : Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 217)

31. From Looking Out to Looking Back: The First Year after the Defence | Avant et après : La première année après la défense

Participants: Stephen Smith Mikhail Bjorge

Chair | Animatrice : Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)

15:00 – 15:30 | 15h00 – 15h30 Break | Pause (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge)

15:30 – 17:30 | 15h30 – 17h30

32. Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Société canadienne d’études de la Renaissance (BUCH A 201)

Roger Chartier, Professeur, Collège de France

“Translation and Material Culture in Early Modern Europe” | « Traduction et culture matérielle dans l’Europe de la première modernité »

Joint session with the Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies, the Canadian Historical Association, the Canadian Association for Translation Studies, the Bibliographical Society of Canada, and the Canadian Association for the Study of Book Culture | Session conjointe de la Société canadienne d’études de la Renaissance, de la Société historique du Canada, de l’Association canadienne de traductologie, de la Société bibliographique du Canada et de l’Association canadienne pour l’étude de l’histoire du livre. 38 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 229)

33. Histories of the Senses III: Politics, Oppression, and the Senses | Histoire des sens III : La politique, l’oppression et les sens

Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar): “Made-to- Measure Loyalism: The Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New York”

Evan A. Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University): “The Fugitive’s Sensorium: Escaped Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate South”

Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University): “Cultivating An Eye for Reform: The Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South India”

Chair | Animatrice : Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)

Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parrainée par la Revue de la Société historique du Canada

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 316)

34. The Making of Canada, 1920-1950: Policy, Institutions, and Identity | L’édification du Canada, 1920-1950 : Politiques publiques, institutions et identités

Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba): “Federalism and Farm Debt during the Great Depression: Political Impetuses for the Farmers’ Creditors Arrangement Act, 1934”

P.E. Bryden (University of Victoria): “About an Office: A New Look at the Origins of the PMO”

Raymond B. Blake (University of Regina): “Mackenzie King and the Reconstruction of Canada’s National Identity”

Chair | Animateur : Will Langford (Dalhousie University)

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15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 301)

35. American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale américaine

Bernard Lemelin (Université Laval): “The United States and the Organization of American States, 1948-1968: The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branches”

Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University): “Geopolitics in Orbit: ‘The Paradox of Pax Americana’ and Global Satellite Communications, 1964- 1971”

Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California): “The Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War American Cultural Diplomacy: Teahouse of the August Moon on Tour”

Holly M. Karibo (Oklahoma State University): “Conversations across Borders: A Comparative Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada, the US, and Mexico”

Chair | Animateur : Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH B 315)

36. SHARING CIRCLE: Art, Performance, and Occupation: Radical, Decolonizing Tools for Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE : L’art, la performance et l’occupation : Outils radicaux pour la décolonisation à la disposition des historiens

SHARING EXPERIENCE 1: Raising Awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women by Enlivening Statistics through Aerial Photography

Participants: Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) Emma Stelter (University of Guelph)

SHARING EXPERIENCE 2: Ayamoowin ijwa paapoowin – Songs in the Key of Cree – Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road 42 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

Participants: Susan Roy (University of Waterloo) Heather George (University of Waterloo)

SHARING EXPERIENCE 3: The Kika’ige Historical Society: “Sitting in” as Historical Practice

Participants: Kim Anderson (University of Guelph) Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)

Moderator | Modérateur : Allan Downey (McMaster University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 217)

37. Claims to Legitimacy: Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies | Appels à la légitimité : La parenté et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les sociétés coloniales

Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University): “Gifts, Kin and Governance: The Demobilization of the Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruption”

Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba): “ ‘Ties of Kindred and Affection’: Fur Trade Networks of Kin, Power and Patronage in Colonial Canada”

Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto): “White Rites: Kinship, Anglicanism, and Sovereignty in Early-Twentieth-Century Canada”

Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice : Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 317)

38. Historical Mobility across Space and Class: Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries | Mobilité historique à travers l’espace et les classes : Le Canada à la fin du dix-neuvième et au début du vingtième siècle Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 43

Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta): “Mobility Studies: The Importance of Timing and Sources”

Kris Inwood (University of Guelph): “Family Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in 19th Century Canada”

Gordon Darroch (York University): “Mapping Mundane Migration: Nineteenth-Century Central Ontario”

Chair | Animatrice : Lisa Dillon (Université de Montréal)

Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parrainée par le Réseau canadien d’histoire économique

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH A 202)

39. Who’s Afraid of Visual Proof? Discussing Visual Culture’s Challenge to Historical Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles? Discussion autour des défis posés par la culture visuelle aux approches historiques

Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University): “The Problem of Proof: Visual Culture’s Challenge to Historical Methodology”

James Opp (Carleton University): “Pics or it didn’t happen: on photographs and the reluctance of historians”

Daniel Rück (University of Ottawa): “The Measure of a Land: Sizing up historical maps and spatial data”

Chair | Animatrice : Jan Hadlaw (York University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 219)

40. Troubled Intersections between Feminism, Religious Faith, Heritage and Community | À la croisée du féminisme, de la foi religieuse, du patrimoine et de la communauté

Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queen’s University): “Jewish Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canada” 44 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

Andrea Eidinger (Queen’s University): “‘Do I need to sit beside the man to be equal to him?’ Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal, 1962-1980”

Linda M. Ambrose (Laurentian University): “Pentecostals and Public Engagement: Bernice Gerard in 1970s Vancouver”

Chair | Animatrice : Ruth Frager (McMaster University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 222)

41. Treaty Talks: Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties | Discussion à propos des traités: Intéresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas autochtones aux traités et à leurs significations actuelles

Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs): “How Ontarians are learning that ‘We are all Treaty People.’ ”

Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto): “Learning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law: Ceremony & Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigation”

Laura Murray (Queen’s University): “Doing Treaty History at Home: Archives, Partnerships, and Local Politics”

Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation): “A Local Treaty History Travail”

Chair | Animateur: Carolyn Podruchny (York University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 322)

42. Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Être une historienne ou un historien dans une université néolibérale

Participants: Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto) Stephanie Bangarth (King’s College, Western University) Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto) Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University) Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019 45

Chair | Animateur : Jim Naylor (Brandon University)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire du travail

17:30 – 20:00 | 17h30 – 20h00 (PETER WALL IDEAS LOUNGE & PATIO, UCLL 174)

43. Canadian Committee on Women’s History Reception | Réception du Comité canadien sur l’histoire des femmes

All are welcome. Entry $20 for full-time faculty, $10 for students & underemployed people. Beer/wine available for purchase.

Access by stairs or elevator and ramp; detailed accessibility information: http://chashcacommittees-comitesa.ca/ccwh-cchf/ blogblogue/

Ouvert à tous. Les frais d’entrée sont de 20$ pour les professeur.e.s à temps plein et de $10 pour les étudiant.e.s et les personnes ayant un emploi précaire. Du vin et de la bière seront vendus sur place.

Les participant.e.s pourront avoir accès à la salle des escaliers, par un ascenseur et par une rampe. Pour plus d’information sur l’accessibilité, voir : http://chashcacommittees-comitesa.ca/ccwh-cchf/blogblogue/ 46 Monday 3 June 2019 | Lundi 3 juin 2019

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Notes 48 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

Tuesday June 4 | Mardi 4 juin

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 229)

44. Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des médias d’Europe et d’Amérique | New Perspectives in European and American Media History

Dominique Trudel (Université du Québec à Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Université de Montréal) : « De l’histoire des médias aux médias de l’histoire: les archives en 140 caractères »

Anna Tible (Université Paris 13) : « Les documentalistes de l’INA : Sortir de l’ombre les archives audiovisuelles, des années 1950 à nos jours »

Audrey Leblanc (École des hautes études en sciences sociales) : « Diffuser sa cartographie du monde et de la société : les fonds de photographies d’agences ayant servi d’appuis rédactionnels aux journaux télévisés de l’office de radiodiffusion télévision [ORTF] (1960-1986) »

Aline Hartemann (Université Paris-Nanterre/Musée des mondes contemporains, France) : « De la Société d’Édition de Programmes de Télévision à ARTE: quelle évolution de l’identité européenne au sein de la chaîne de télévision franco-allemande, de sa naissance à nos jours? »

Chair | Animateur : Olivier Côté (Musée canadien de l’histoire)

Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parrainée par la Revue de la Société historique du Canada

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 217)

45. Letters to Loved Ones: New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across the British World | Lettres envoyées aux gens aimés : Nouvelles perspectives sur les réseaux communautaires et familiaux à travers le monde britannique

Cecilia Morgan (OISE/UT): “ ‘Let us look at the bright side always’: Mother-and-Son Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s, William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis Hamilton” Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 49

Elyse Bell (Queen’s University): “ ‘To think of your happy fireside’: The Materiality of Home and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave, 1826-1854”

Mike Borsk (Queen’s University): “Debt Amongst Friends: The Large Family and the Formation of a Transatlantic Credit Network”

Chair | Animatrice : Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queen’s University)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH A 202)

46. Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix- neuvième siècle Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia): “ ‘We Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins of Our Great Fall’: The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada, 1815-1830” Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta): “Métis Land Tenure in Edmonton on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan River” Jesse Robertson (Associate, Know History, Victoria, BC): “Tracing Indigenous Families and Identity in Canada’s Inland Lighthouse Service, 1855-1920” William Wicken (York University): “Phoebe Johnson, John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve, 1889-1906” Chair | Animateur : Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 219)

47. Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion à propos des migrants et des colonisateurs

Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg): “First Settler: Conversations about Sigtryggur Jónasson” 50 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg): “Imagining their Frontiers: Mennonite Settlers in Iowa, Manitoba and Siberia”

Jon G. Malek (University of Manitoba): “‘ A Continuous Heritage of Smallness’: Filipino Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diaspora”

Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ): “How We Harmonized: The Unsung History of Saskatchewan’s Independent Doukhobors”

Chair | Animatrice : Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island) Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration, Ethnicity and transnationalism | Parrainée par le Comité canadien sur la migration, l’ethnicité et le transnationalisme

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 316)

48. The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours de deux cent ans d’histoire canadienne

Donald Fyson (Université Laval): “Beyond the Hanging Judge: Quebec Trial Judges and the Death Penalty, 1764-1893”

Michael Boudreau (St. Thomas University): “ ‘He was always a mental defective’: Psychiatric Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick, 1922”

Carolyn Strange (Australian National University): “The Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases, 1957-1967: Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusions”

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8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 301)

49. When Economics and Politics Clash: Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand l’économie et la politique s’affrontent : Le Canada et l’économie continentale

Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting): “ ‘... the error you had been led into’: Canadian Transportation Policy in a North American Context, 1880-1893”

James Hull (UBC Okanagan): “Domestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff after the 1911 Election”

Stephen Azzi (Carleton University): “Three Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy since 1957”

Chair | Animateur : Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)

Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parrainée par l’Association canadienne pour l’histoire des affaires

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 222)

50. War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la Guerre froide

Susan Colbourn (Yale University): “The Atomic Commonwealth: Canadian Ties to the British Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Age”

Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University): “Nuclear Vision: Canada, Modernity, and the Nuclear Age, 1974-1979”

Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo): “Conversations with ‘Grey Haired Ambassadors:’ Diplomats off the Grid, 1963-69”

Magali Deleuze (RMC): « Conversation à travers le temps : Maintien de la paix et professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) »

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8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH A 102)

51. The Woman Suffrage Movement of the U.S. and Canadian Wests: Connected, Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans l’Ouest canadien et américain : Connexion, comparaison et dimensions transfrontalières Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota, Vermillion): “ ‘Indians vs. Women’: The 1890s South Dakota Women’s Suffrage Campaign” Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University, Mankato): “ ‘Victory will come in 1916’: Post- 1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakota” Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty, University of Montana): “Virginia Billedeaux, Women’s Suffrage, and Tribal Empowerment” Björg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar, Reykjavik, Iceland): “Icelandic Suffrage Activism in Canada” Sarah Carter (University of Alberta): “Louise McKinney: The North Dakota Years of an Alberta Suffragist” Chair | Animatrice : Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 317)

52. Teaching Public History | Enseigner l’histoire appliquée

Jordan Baker (Nipissing University): “Public History Interpretation Strategies and the Undergraduate History Student”

Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyée (York University): “The Value of Public History Placements to Students’ Learning and Professional Outcomes”

Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University): “Public History at Brandon University”

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8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 322)

53. Optimistic about their Future, but no Idea how to Get there: Supporting History Undergraduate and Graduate Students in their Transition to the World of Work | Être optimiste face à l’avenir, sans savoir comment y parvenir : Le soutien aux étudiantes et aux étudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate): “How to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate, and Stories from PhDs who Have” Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting): “Understanding the Perspectives and Needs of the End-User” Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge): “The Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the World of Work” Chair | Animatrice : Maija Leivo

8:45 – 10:15 | 8h45 – 10h15 (SWNG 301)

54. TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler Histories in Canada: Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde : Discussions en classe sur l’histoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada: Réflexions de la part de domaines qui se croisent Participants: Camie Augustus, Vancouver Island University Patricia Barkaskas, UBC, Peter A. Allard School of Law Chelsea Horton, UVIC, History and Centre for Studies in Religion and Society Rick Ouellet, Langara College, Aboriginal Education and Services

Chair | Animatrice : Malinda Smith (University of Alberta) Discussant | Commentateur : Richard Devlin (Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University)

Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association, Canadian Sociological Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec l’Association canadienne de science politique, la Société canadienne de sociologie et la Société d’études socialistes Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 57

10:00 – 10:30 |10h00 – 10h30 Break | Pause (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge)

10:00 – 11:30 | 10h00 – 11h30 (UBC Rare Books and Special Collections)

55. Encountering Asian Canadian Archives | Rencontre avec les archives canado-asiatiques

Participants: Glenn Deer (University of British Columbia) Renisa Mawani (University of British Columbia) Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)

Sponsored by the Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC | Parrainé par le Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (UCLL 107)

56. Beyond the “Intellectual Awakening”: The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delà du « réveil intellectuel » : La circulation des livres et des idées au dix- huitième et dix-neuvième siècles

Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick): “ ‘Tis Beautifully Wrote’: The Byles Letters of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)”

Keith S. Grant (Crandall University): “ ‘O may those blessed truths have a wide circulation’: Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia, ca. 1810-1850”

Daniel Samson (Brock University): “James Barry, Books, and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural Nova Scotia, ca. 1850-1900”

Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice : Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)

Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parrainée par la Société bibliographique du Canada 58 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 229)

57. Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et défier l’impérialisme britannique

Heena Mistry (Queen’s University): “Indian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial Imagination of Reform”

Ian Wereley (University of Calgary): “Selling an Empire of Oil: Architecture, Imperialism, and the Publicity Activities of the Anglo- Persian Oil Company, 1924-1925”

Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs): “Architecture of Denial: Imperial Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising, 1952-1960”

Chair | Animateur : Cecilia Morgan (OISE/UT)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 316)

58. Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord- américaine au dix- neuvième siècle

Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University): “Reputation, Power and Patronage in the Early Canada-US Borderland”

Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick): “Land, Contribution, and Civic Participation: A New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North America”

Quentin Janel (Université du Québec à Montréal): « La naissance du candidat présidentiel moderne aux Etats-Unis: pratiques et représentations du discours public dans les campagnes électorales du XIXe siècle »

Chair | Animateur : Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick) Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 59

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 317)

59. Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones

Carol Payne (Carleton University): “Visual Conversations Across Time and Culture: The Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout (? – 1968), Authorship and Reception”

Carmen Robertson (Carleton University): “Filling Gaps: Mining Photographic Archives as a Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Research”

Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB): “Challenging Settler and Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographs”

Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer): “Where the Rivers Meet”

Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina): “Detournement: Indigenous Women Take the Lens”

Paul Seesequasis (writer, cultural worker and commentator): “The Indigenous Archival Photo Project”

Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur : audience | auditoire

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 301)

60. Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autorité en Nouvelle-France et au début du régime britannique

Helen Dewar (Université de Montréal): “The Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority in New France”

Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto): “The Execution of Daniel Vuil: A Confusing Case of Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Québec”

David More (Queen’s University): “ ‘The Severity of this Service:’ Canadien Inland Mariners during the Early Post-Conquest Era” 60 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

Chair | Animateur : Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association | Société historique du Canada)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH A 102)

61. The White ‘Discovery’ of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La « découverte » de la race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtième siècle

Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University): “Finding Blackface in the Community: The Role of Racialized Performance during Canada’s Modern Period, 1880s to 1930s”

Ian McKay (McMaster University): “ ‘Discovering’ Race: The Colonial Archives and the History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia, 1930s-1980s”

Peter Graham (McMaster University): “ ‘Discovering’ Race: Liberalism, the Media, and the Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960s”

Chair | Animateur : David Meren (Université de Montréal)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 222)

62. 20th-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtième siècle

Steve Penfold (University of Toronto): “Scarborough against The Scarborough: Suburban Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto, 1971-1984”

Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia): “School Taxes and Suburban Community Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canada”

Simon Vickers (University of Toronto): “The 1980s Gap: Narratives of Urban Activism in Post- 1960s Canada”

Chair | Animateur : Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia) Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 61

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 219)

63. Secrecy, Surveillance, and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret, surveillance et sécurité au Canada au cours du vingtième siècle

Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham): “ ‘One-Man War’: Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada, 1868-2018”

Brandon Webb (Concordia University): “Behind the Drawn Curtain: Security and Surveillance in Canada’s Cold War Exchanges, 1955-1965”

Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University): “Nader’s Raid on Government Secrecy in Canada”

Chair | Animateur : Magali Deleuze (RMC)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH A 202)

64. Writing Family History and Objectivity | L’objectivité et l’écriture des histoires de famille

Leslie Choquette (Assumption College): “Family Archives and Research at Assumption College’s French Institute”

Catherine Gidney (St. Thomas University): “Encounters with the Personal Past,” or, “On loving and hating your relatives”

Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University): “Life Writing, Collaboration, and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin, Saint John, N.B., 1945-1992”

Brittany Luby (University of Guelph): “Ancestral Politics and Academic Risk: An Exploration of the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Research”

Benjamin Bryce (UNBC): “Subjectivity and Objectivity: Photography, Family, and the Historian”

Chair | Animateur : Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) Commentator | Commentatrice : Laura Madokoro (McGill University) 62 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 322)

65. Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de l’avant la technoscience canadienne

Dany Guay-Bélanger (Canadian Game Studies Association): “Videogames in Canada: Is There a Canadian Videogame history?”

Jan Hadlaw (York University): “‘This is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Like:’ Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Icon”

Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma): “Confederation Plane: Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age National Identity”

Michael Windover (Carleton University): “Displaying Media: Architecture and Socio-Spatial Experience with the CBC”

Chair | Animateur : James Opp (Carleton University)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 217)

66. Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes

Scott W. Murray (Mount Royal University): “Survivor Testimony in the Digital Age”

Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia): “Teaching Trauma: Activist History and the Need for Interdisciplinarity”

Chair | Animateur : Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 63

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30

Business meetings | Réunions d’affaires

67. Active History | HistoireEngagée (BUCH D 222)

68. Canadian Network for Economic History | Réseau canadien d’histoire économique (BUCH D 219)

69. Histoire sociale | Social History (BUCH A 202)

70. Political History Group | Groupe d’histoire politique (BUCH D 217)

71. Labour/Le Travail Editorial Board Meeting (BUCH D 301)

72. Media and Communication History Committee | Comité de l’histoire des médias et de la communication (BUCH D 316)

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 (BUCH D 130 Meekison Lounge)

73. Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publiés par UBC Press

Laura Ishiguro, Nothing to Write Home About: British Family Correspondence and the Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia

Tina Loo, Moved by the State: Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar Canada

Elder Elsie Paul, with Davis McKenzie, Paige Raibmon, and Harmony Johnson, As I Remember It Teachings (Ɂəms tɑɁɑw) from the Life of a Tla’amin (a multi-media, digital book that integrates photographs, audio, animations, videos, and text)

Colin M. Coates and Graeme Wynn, eds. The Nature of Canada

Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parrainé par le département d’histoire de l’UBC 64 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 (BUTO 1197)

74. Book launch by | Lancement de livres publiés par Between the Lines

Catherine Gidney, Captive Audience: How Corporations Invaded Our Schools

Peter Graham and Ian McKay, Radical Ambition: The New Left in Toronto

Graphic History Collective and David Lester, 1919: A Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strike

David Goutor, A Chance to Fight Hitler: A Canadian Volunteer in the Spanish Civil War

Roberta Lexier, Stephanie Bangarth and Jonathan Weier, eds., Party of Conscience: The CCF, the NDP, and Social Democracy in Canada

Michael Dawson, Catherine Gidney and Donald Wright, eds., Symbols of Canada

Jin Haritaworn, Ghaida Moussa and Syrus Marcus Ware, Marvellous Grounds: Queer of Colour Histories of Toronto

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge)

75. Poster Session | Séance de communications affichées

Sonya de Laat (McMaster University), Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine Murray (Carleton University): “Mediated Mercy: Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees and Displaced People Abroad” (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History)

Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University): “Non-denominational Organizing in Montreal’s Red-Light District, 1915–1918”

Joanna L. Pearce (York University), “War of the Dots: Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth- Century North America” The Tri-University Graduate Program in History combines the faculty and resources of three of Canada’s premier universities. With over 70 graduate faculty in the program, we are able to provide courses and supervise research across the widest possible range of areas. At the same time, through small seminars, close student-professor relationships, and teaching assistantships and scholarships held at one of our three participating campuses, we provide the atmosphere and collegiality of a smaller, more intimate program.

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MA Program

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13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 316)

76. “Memory Wars” and the Holocaust seen from the German, Polish and Canadian Perspectives | La guerre de mémoire et l’Holocauste des points de vue allemand, polonais et canadien

Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa): “Holocaust Envy, Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust Denial - Memory & Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europe”

Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia): “Holocaust Commemorations in Canada: Retrospect and Prospect”

Myriam Gerber (Concordia University): “Unsettled Heritage: Munich’s Redeeming Public Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Grave”

Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa): “The Power of the Righteous: Remembering Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Poland”

Chair | Animateur : Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)

Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parrainée par l’Association d’études juives canadiennes

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 222)

77. Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines

Nicholas Xemŧoltw̱ Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria): “From Title to Sovereignty: Resetting Coastal History”

Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University): “Retelling the Charter’s Rights: Race and Indigeneity in the Making of Women’s Equality Rights in Canada”

Sheldon Krasowski (Athabasca University): “No Surrender: The Land Remains Indigenous –Recent Treaty Historiography in Support of Indigenous Rights”

Chair | Animateur : John Lutz (University of Victoria) Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 67

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 301)

78. First World War from the Homefront | La Première Guerre mondiale telle que vécue au Canada

Stephanie Olsen (McGill University / University of Tampere): “An Emotional History of Children’s Actions during the First World War”

Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary): “The War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History of Canadian Women’s Suffrage”

Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University): “Women in the Canadian Munitions Industry during the First World War”

Chair | Animateur : Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 322)

79. Aesthetic Linkages: The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History | Liens esthétiques : Étudier l’histoire diplomatique canandienne à partir de la question des relations culturelles

Eric Fillion (Concordia University): The International Service of the CBC as an Instrument of Musical Diplomacy in Brazil (1940s-1950s)

Sarah E.K. Smith (Carleton University): “ ‘Visiting-cards’ from the World’s Great Museums: Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Painting”

Jeffrey Brison (Queen’s University): “Philanthropic Foundations as Non- State Actors in the ‘Clubs’ and ‘Networks’ of Diplomacy”

Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice : Lynda Jessup (Queen’s University) 68 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 317)

80. Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Développer un sentiment d’appartenance et de communauté

Frank A. Abbott (Independent scholar): “ ‘Million Dollar Festival’: Tourism and Belonging in the Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936”

Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa): “Newfoundland’s (Continuing) Regional Identity within Canada”

Robert S. Kossuth (University of Lethbridge): “‘The Athletic Son’(s): Promoting ‘Canada First’ and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreation”

Chair | Animateur : Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 217)

81. The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination, 1910-1950 | Le genre et l’identité Western dans l’imaginaire populaire canadien, 1910-1950

Susan Nance (University of Guelph): “Straining Against the Rope: How Animals Became Western”

Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment): “Stages of the Past: Stagecoaches as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada, 1910-1950”

Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph): “Wilf Carter as Canada’s Cowboy, 1930-1950”

Chair | Animatrice : Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University) Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019 69

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 219) 82. Body, Gender, and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps, le genre et le sport en Amérique du Nord au vingtième siècle Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St. Francis Xavier University): “ ‘Well, I See the Darkies Are Arrivin’: Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)” Stacy L. Lorenz (University of Alberta): “ ‘The King of Hockey’s Fist- Fighters’: Gordie Howe, Violence, and Postwar Masculinity” Matthew S. Wiseman (University of Toronto); paper written with Jane Nicholas (St. Jerome’s University): “Diving into Womanhood: Synchronized Swimming in Ontario, 1940-70s” Chair | Animatrice : Heather Stanley, Vancouver Island University

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 229) 83. Rethinking History | Repenser l’histoire Deanna Turner (Queen’s University): “The Chronotope of National History: The Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesis” Andrea Mason (London School of Economics): “Development of the Polish National Mythology of the Second World War” Mia R. McKie (University of Toronto): “Epistemological Subjectivity as Methodology: Nu:ya and the Tuscarora Nation” Chair | Animateur : John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH A 102) 84. Environment, Conservation, and Labour in Pacific North America | L’environnement, la préservation et le travail sur la côte pacifique de l’Amérique du Nord Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College), “ ‘The Gospel of Kindness’, Masculinity, and Violence in the American Whaling Fleet” 70 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia): “Environment, Race, and Exclusion in the BC Salmon Fisheries, 1910- 1930”

Jason M. Colby (University of Victoria): “‘No Fish, No Blackfish’: Orcas and the New Salmon Politics of the West Coast”

Chair | Animateur : Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)

Commentator | Commentateur : Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 218)

85. Complicated Conversations: Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes : Re-examiner le travail historique des historiennes et historiens canadiens à travers le prisme critique de la question raciale

Funké Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick): “Back Home and Abroad: Exploring Diasporic Memory Work in Historical Scholarship”

Patrice Allen (York University): “Methods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Context”

Claudine Bonner (Acadia University): “Gaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative: An Exploration of African Nova Scotian History”

Natasha Henry (York University): “Telling it Like it Was: African Enslavement in the Canadian Colonial Archives”

Chair | Animatrice : Afua Cooper, Dalhousie University

Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec la Black Canadian Studies Association

15:00 – 15:30 | 15h00 – 15h30 Break | Pause (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge) 2019 Book Prize Shortlists | Les finalistes des prix des livres 2019

The CHA is pleased to inform its members of the 2019 shortlists for its The CHA Best Scholarly Book in Canadian Histo- ry Prize, given to the non-fiction work of Canadian history judged to have made the most significant contribution to the understanding of the Canadian past, and the Wallace K. Ferguson Prize, which recognizes the outstanding scholarly book in a field of history other than Canadian history.

La SHC est heureuse d’annoncer à ses membres les finalistes 2019 pour le prix du meilleur livre savant en histoire canadienne de la SHC, remis à l’ouvrage en histoire du Canada jugé comme apportant la contribution la plus sig- nificative à la compréhension du passé canadien et le prix Wallace-K.-Ferguson qui récompense le meilleur ouvrage scientifique en histoire non canadienne.

This year’s shortlisted books are (in alphabetical order by author) | Les livres en lice sont (par ordre alphabétique des auteurs) :

The 2019 CHA Best Scholarly Book in Canadian History Prize Shortlist | Les finalistes du prix du meilleur livre savant en histoire canadienne de la SHC 2019

Delâge, Denys et Warren, LaPointe-Gagnon, Lozier, Jean-François. Jean-Philippe. Le Valérie. Panser le Flesh Reborn: The St Piège de la Liberté: Les Canada: Une histoire Lawrence Valley Mission Peuples autochtones dans intellectuelle de la Settlements through the l’engrenage des régimes commission Laurendeau- Seventeenth Century coloniaux (Boréal, 2017). Dunton (Boréal, 2018). (McGill-Queen’s 2018).

MacFadyen, Joshua. Tillotson, Shirley. Flax Americana: Give and Take: A History of the The Citizen- Fibre and Oil that Taxpayer and the Covered a Continent Rise of Canadian (McGill-Queen’s Democracy University Press, (UBC Press, 2018). 2017). The 2019 Wallace K. Ferguson Shortlist | Les finalistes du prix Wallace-K.-Ferguson 2019

Alexander, Kristine. Bivar, Venus. Forth, Aidan. Barbed- Guiding Modern Girls: Organic Resistance: Wire Imperialism: Girlhood, Empire, and The Struggle over Britain’s Empire Internationalism in the Industrial Farming of Camps, 1876- 1920s and 1930s. UBC in Postwar France. 1903. University of Press. UNC Press. California Press.

Ladd-Taylor, Molly. Slobodian, Quinn. Fixing the Poor: Globalists: The Eugenic Sterilization End of Empire and Child Welfare and the Birth of in the Twentieth Neoliberalism. Century. John Harvard Hopkins University University Press. Press.

The winners of those two prizes and of the numerous other CHA awards will be announced at the CHA Prize Ceremonies that will be held on Tuesday, 4 June in BUCH A 101.

Les noms des lauréats de ces deux prix et des nombreux autres prix de la SHC seront dévoilés à la Remise des prix de la SHC qui aura lieu le mardi 4 juin @ 18h00 dans la salle BUCH A 101.

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CHA Members’ Activities | Activités des membres la SHC

15:30 – 16:30 | 15h30 – 16h30 (BUCH A 101)

86. Presidential Address | Discours de la présidente

16:30 – 17:30 | 16h30 – 17h30 (BUCH A 101)

87. Annual General Meeting | Réunion annuelle des members

17:30 – 18 :00 | 17h30 – 18h00 Reception | Réception

18:00 – 19:00 | 18h00 – 19h00 (BUCH A 101)

88. CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC

20:00 | 20h00

89. Social event | Activité sociale : Cliopalooza (The Pit in the Nest) 74 Tuesday 4 June 2019 | Mardi 4 juin 2019

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Wednesday June 5 | Mercredi 5 juin

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH B 313)

90. Canadian Catholic History Association Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Canadian Catholic History Association

Colin Barr, Senior Lecturer in Irish History at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland “Ireland’s Empire: The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World, 1829-1914”

Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)

Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences | Grâce à l’aide financière de la Fédération des sciences humaines

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH B 208)

91. Written Childhoods: Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Écrire l’enfance: L’écriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse

Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia): “Conversing with the Past – Retrieving Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World War”

Catherine Larochelle (Université de Montréal) : « (S’)imaginer ailleurs : l’imagination impériale dans les écrits des élèves québécois (1850- 1915) »

J.I. Little (Simon Fraser University): “Emerging Manhood: Henry Trent’s BC Adventure, 1862-63”

Chair | Animatrice : Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)

Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parrainée par le Groupe d’histoire de l’enfance et de la jeunesse Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 77

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH A 202)

92. Making Waves on the West Coast: New Directions in the History of the Women’s Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Côte ouest : Nouvelles perspectives sur l’histoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique

Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University): “Lesbian and Queer Women’s Political Organizing in Rural B.C. during the 1970s and 80s”

Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University): “Rethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism: Class and Gender”

Dominique Clément (University of Alberta): “How the State Shaped the Women’s Movement”

Lisa Pasolli (Queen’s University): “Considering Child Care Co-operatives”

Julia Smith (University of Alberta): “Forming a Feminist Union: Women’s Labour Activism at the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouver”

Chair | Animatrice : Funké Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien d’histoire des femmes

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 301)

93. Under the Shadow of War: Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | À l’ombre de la guerre : Reconstruire la vie et l’histoire des Canadiens et des Canadiennes dans l’entre-deux-guerres

Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University): “Re-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario Soldiers’ Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemic”

Heather Ellis (Western University): “Hospital Homicide: The Case of Albert Buttery and the Negotiation of Violence in Veteran’s Hospitals”

Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University): “How Do We Write a History of Veterans?” 78 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

Chair | Animateur : Dr. Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)

Commentator | Commentatrice : Susan Colbourn (Yale University)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 316)

94. Conversations in Public Health: Education, Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santé publique : Éducation, politique publique et médecine

Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo): “‘The Winds of Changes Have Been Blowing’: Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy, 1945-1980”

Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo): “Made in Canada? Measles Vaccine and Nationalism, 1960-1970”

Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph): “Learning to Brush: Cosmetic Companies and the Revolution in Oral Health Care”

Chair | Animateur : Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 317)

95. Conversations Across Borders and Nations: Wildlife, Ranching, and Science in the Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontalières et transnationales : La vie sauvage, l’élevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada

Heather Green (McMaster University): “International Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation in the Yukon, 1920-1950”

Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan): “Boundaries of Conservation: Wildlife Conservation in the Yukon-BC Borderlands”

John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge): “Science, Networks, and Knowledge Communities: August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Sea” Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 79

Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge): “The Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with Montana Stock: Why the Border Mattered Until it Didn’t”

Chair | Animateur : George Colpitts (University of Calgary)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 222)

96. Disciplines in Dialogue: Historical Knowledge, Public Engagement, and Social Media in History, Archaeology, and Archival Science | Le savoir historique, l’engagement public et les médias sociaux en histoire, en archéologie et en archivistique

Andrea Eidinger (Queen’s University): “Unwritten Histories, Academic Historians, and Public Engagement”

Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting): “Being a Practitioner of Indigenous Archaeology on Twitter”

Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist – Archer CRM): “Social Media and Pseudoarchaeology”

Krista McCracken (Algoma University): “Archives, Community Dialogue, and Facilitating Historical Understanding”

Chair | Animatrice : Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien d’histoire numérique

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 219)

97. Hate Speech, Free Speech, and Residential School Denial: Exploring the Limits of Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux, liberté d’expression et le déni des écoles résidentielles : Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours public canadien

Jennifer Tunnicliffe (King’s University College): “ ‘There is a line, not one that we draw, but one that must be drawn nevertheless’: John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada, 1977-1990” 80 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary, Mount Royal University): “ ‘The books do not … go beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to tolerate’: Hate Speech, Anti- Catholicism, and the Papal Visit of September 1984”

Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University): “ ‘I don’t need any more education:’ Senator Lynn Beyak, Residential School Denial, and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliation”

Chair | Animatrice : Stephanie Bangarth (King’s University College)

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH B 315)

98. A Roundtable on E.A. Heaman, Tax, Order, and Good Government: A New Political History of Canada, 1867-1917, winner of the CHA’s 2018 Sir John A. Macdonald prize | Table ronde sur le livre de E.A. Heaman, Tax, Order, and Good Government: A New Political History of Canada, 1867-1917, qui s’est mérité le prix Sir-John-A.-Macdonald 2018

Participants: Jeffrey McNairn (Queen’s University) Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)

Chair | Animateur : Barrington Walker

Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parrainée par la Revue de la Société historique du Canada

8:30 – 10:00 | 8h30 – 10h00 (BUCH D 217)

99. Graduate Students & Bucking Conservatism: Finding our Histories in a Conservative Narrative | Les étudiantes et les étudiants des cycles supérieurs et Bucking Conservatism : Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice

Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queen’s University): “Apologies to my Fathers for Using the Term ‘Queer’: When Archival Research Hits Close to Home” Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 81

Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan): “Indigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking Conservatism: a Settler on Writing Indigenous history”

Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan): “From Birth Control Centres to Bucking Conservatism: Age, Gender, and Community”

Mack Penner (McMaster University): “Bucking Conservatism with a Little Help: The Value of Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiences”

Chair | Animateur : Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)

Sponsored by the Graduate Students’ Committee | Parrainée par le Comité des étudiant(e)s diplômé(e)s

8:45 – 10:15 | 8h45 – 10h15 (SWNG 405)

100. TRC Workshop – Roundtable – Special Session: Teaching and Learning after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde – Session spéciale : L’enseignement et l’apprentissage après la Commission de vérité et de réconciliation

Participants: Keith Carlson (University of Saskatchewan) Michael Marker (University of British Columbia) Jeannie Morgan (Simon Fraser University) Paige Raibmon (University of British Columbia) Martha Walls (Mount Saint Vincent University)

Chair | Animateur : Allan Downey (McMaster University)

Sponsor | Commanditaire : Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences | Fédération des sciences humaines 82 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

10:00 – 10:30 | 10h00 – 10h30 Break | Pause (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge) 10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 219)

101. Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La tuberculose persistante au sein des communautés autochtones du Nord et de l’Ouest du Canada

Liza Piper (University of Alberta): “Tuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory, before 1940”

Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan): “First Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the Persistence of TB in Canada: Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practice”

John Cole (University of Alberta): “The History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8”

Chair | Animatrice : Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 222)

102. Learning from Development | Development from Learning: Aid and Education, 1945-1975 | Apprendre du développement | Se développer grâce à l’apprentissage : L’aide et l’éducation, 1945-1975 Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University): “A Mission for Modernity: Canadians and Medical Education in India, 1946-1966” David Meren (Université de Montréal): “ ‘The Pedagogy of ‘Develop- ment’: Settler Colonialism and the Origins, Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical Assistance at UBC” Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada): “On Ten Days to Shake the World: NGOs, the State & the Politics of Development Education” Chair | Animateur : Dominique Clément (University of Alberta) Discussant: David Webster (Bishop’s University) Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parrainée par Réseau canadien sur l’histoire de l’humanitaire HANDS ON HISTORY AT CARLETON Our students make history, they don’t just read it

Essays are only one way to explore the past. Students at Carleton construct immersive digital projects, write scripts, curate exhibits, conduct oral history interviews and create documentaries. They also write and publish innovative historical essays. They engage with history in the real world through co-op and practicum opportunities for undergraduates, and paid internships for public history MA students. And where better to do this than the nation’s capital? Our students find employment in a wide variety of cultural institutions, and we now offer major as well as minor doctoral fields in public history.

Digital projects: dhcworks.carleton.ca 84 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 217)

103. Listening to the People: New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Écouter les gens : Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquêtes étatiques

Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia): “Diasporic Chinese Children in the Archive: The Disappearance of ‘Tuck Quy’s ‘slavey’ ”

Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia): “Reasonable Doubt: Colonial Emotion, Archival Non-sense, and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trial”

Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University): “‘I’m not asking you to give me a title, because I know we own the land’: Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916”

Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University): “ ‘1984 came early’: State Surveillance and the Trial of the Vancouver Five”

Chair | Animatrice : Julia Smith (University of Alberta)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH B 315)

104. Public History 1: Histoire appliquée 1

Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University): “At the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art: Gerald Tailfeathers, Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum, 1956-1975”

Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst, Visual Content, Currency Department Bank of Canada): “Voices of Currency – Designing Canada’s New $10”

Sean Graham (Carleton University/ University of Ottawa): “Like, Share, Subscribe: Podcasting and the Changing Face of Public History”

Xiaoping Sun (Saint Mary’s University): “From Frontier Wilderness to National Granary: Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Making”

Chair | Animateur : Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 85

A mini-military history conference | Mini-conférence en histoire militaire Wednesday June 5 | Mercredi 5 juin

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 301) First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La démobilisation à la suite de la Première Guerre mondiale et sa mémoire 12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 Business Meeting: Canadian Committee on Military History | Réunion d’affaire : Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire (BUCH D 301) 13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 301) Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobili- sation et démobilisation durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale 15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 301) The Security State and the Cold War Child | La sécurité de l’État et l’enfant durant de la Guerre froide

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 301)

105. First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La démobilisation à la suite de la Première Guerre mondiale et sa mémoire

William John Pratt (University of Calgary): “Demobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the First World War”

Daniel Byers (Laurentian University): “Demobilized But Not Forgotten: Nova Scotia’s 85th Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War, 1919-1939”

Mélanie Morin-Pelletier (Musée canadien de la guerre): “ ‘To have come through this war alive will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illness’: La réintégration des infirmières militaires canadiennes à la vie civile, 1919-1939”

Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University): “The Great War’s Next 100 Years: Exploring Veteran Experiences within Canada’s First World War Pension System” 86 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

Chair | Animateur : Yves Tremblay (Ministère de la Défense nationale)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 322)

106. Conversations on Disability, History and Postsecondary Education: Looking Back, Moving Forward | Discussion à propos de l’incapacité, de l’histoire et de l’éducation post-secondaire : Regarder en arrière pour mieux aller de l’avant

Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba): “Missing Figures: Putting Disabled People Back into the Historical Narrative”

Beth A. Robertson (Carleton University): “Connecting the Dots: Fostering More Inclusive Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with Disabilities”

Hollis Peirce (Carleton University): “An Accessibility Success Story? Histories of Academic Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University, 1942-2018”

Chair | Animateur : Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 229)

107. Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et société au Canada au dix- neuvième siècle

Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa): “A republican-seigneurial synthesis: Louis-Joseph Papineau, the seigneurial regime and a contested ‘modernity’ in Lower Canada”

Julien Mauduit (McMaster University): “Connecting Histories: The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as an Annexationist Movement?”

Maximilian Smith (York University): “ ‘That I should have condescended to step into the filthy columns of the Globe’: Upper Canada’s Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press, 1836-1857” Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 87

Dan Malleck (Brock University): “Liquor and the Liberal Order: Ideas about drink, freedom, responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canada”

Chair | Animateur : Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 316)

108. The Professional is Personal & Political: Life Histories & Historical Scholarship | Ce qui est professionnel est personnel et politique : Les histoires personnelles et la recherche historique Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University): “A Different Kind of Shame: When Your Mental Health Undermines Your Ability to Work” Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University): “Motherhood and the Necessity of Invention, or How to Be a French Historian Sans France” Barrington Walker (Queen’s University): “Historical Scholarship and Life Stories” Chair | Animateur : Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH D 317)

109. Author Meets Critics: Michèle Dagenais, Montreal, City of Water: An Environmental History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques : Michèle Dagenais, Montreal, City of Water: An Environmental History Participants: Michèle Dagenais (Université de Montréal) Daniel Ross (Université du Québec à Montréal) Jennifer Bonnell (York University) Dale Barbour (University of Toronto) Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University) Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) Chair | Animateur : Harold Bérubé (Université de Sherbrooke) Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parrainée par le Caucus canadien d’histoire urbaine 88 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH A 202)

110. Changing the Conversation on Political History: Women Scholars and Left History | Réorienter les discussions en histoire politique : Les chercheuses et l’histoire de la gauche

Participants: Stephanie Bangarth (King’s College, University of Western Ontario) Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University) Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) Tracy Penny Light (Thompson Rivers University)

Chair | Animatrice : Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire des femmes

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (SWNG 307)

111. TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Historical Research and K-12 Indigenous Curriculum: A Roundtable on Knowledge Mobilization, Knowledge Translation, and Capacity Building in Coast Salish Education Initiatives | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: La recherche historique et le programme d’enseignement autochtone : Table ronde sur la mobilisation des connaissances, l’application des connaissances et le renforcement des capacités des initiatives d’éducation des Salish de la côte

Participants: Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan) Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator, Chilliwack School District) Karina Peters (Tla’amin Educator, Powell River School District 47) Rod Peters (Indigenous Educator/Coordinator, Fraser Cascade School District) Colin M. Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley, Stó:lō Student Researcher) Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager, Tla’amin Nation) Kirsten Paul (Tla’amin Student Researcher) Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 89

Chair | Animateur : Naxaxalhts’i Albert “Sonny” McHalsie (Historian, Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre)

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (SWNG 405)

112. TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Teaching and Professional Practice / Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous People and Politics | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: Enseignement et pratique professionnelle/ Race, ethnicité, les peuples autochtones et la politique

Participants : Sarah De Leeuw (University of Northern British Columbia) Krista McCracken (Algoma University) Magdalena Milosz (McGill University) Brenda Trofanenko (Acadia University) Karen Bridget Murray (York University) Jacqueline Woods (University of Saskatchewan) Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) Clinton Debogorski (University of Toronto)

Chair | Animatrice : Kiera Ladner (University of Manitoba)

Sponsor | Commanditaire : Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences | Fédération des sciences humaines 90 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

10:30 – 12:00 | 10h30 – 12h00 (BUCH B 208)

113. Canada’s History-CHA’s Youth Conference | Conférence jeunesse d’Histoire Canada et de la SHC

Participants : Jennifer Levin-Bonder (Johns Hopkins University) Carly Ciufo (McMaster University) John Lutz (University of Victoria) Jamie Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30

Business meetings | Réunions d’affaires

114. Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comité canadien sur l’histoire du travail (BUCH D 219)

115. Canadian Committee on Military History | Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire (BUCH D 301)

116. History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe d’histoire de l’enfance et de la jeunesse (BUCH B 315)

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 (BUTO 1197)

117. Book launch by University of Toronto Press | Lancement de livre publié par : University of Toronto Press

Elizabeth Mancke, Jerry Bannister, Denis McKim, and Scott See, eds. Violence, Order, and Unrest: A History of British North America, 1749- 1876

12:00 – 13:30 | 12h00 – 13h30 (BUCH B 208)

118. Keynote : Canada’s History – CHA’s Youth Conference | Discours liminaire - Conférence jeunesse d’Histoire Canada et de la SHC

Natasha Henry, President | présidente, Ontario Black History Society

92 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 322)

119. Primary Research, Story Maps, Blogs, and Historiography: Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into the Classroom | Recherche dans les sources, les cartes historiques, les blogues et l’historiographie : Intégrer l’histoire de l’époque révolutionnaire et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe

Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University): “Primary Research, Story Maps, Blogs, and Historiography: Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into the Classroom”

Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick): “The Rewards and Challenges of Skills Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and Loyalist Era”

Keith S. Grant (Crandall University): “Loyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words: Using Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skills”

Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queen’s University): “Loyalists – Who are they and why?”

Chair | Animateur : Denis McKim (Douglas College)

Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parrainée par Borealia (https://earlycanadianhistory.ca)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH B 315)

120. Japanese-Canadian Identity, History, and Memory | L’identité, l’histoire et la mémoire des Canadiens et des Canadiennes d’origine japonaise

Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta): “Pure Land Buddhism and the World: Japanese Canadians’ Cosmology in the Early 20th Century”

Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University): “Japaneseness in Racist Canada”

Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia): “Graves, Memorials and Shrines: Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Trade” Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 93

Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley): “Absent Presences: Reading Japanese Canadian World War II Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British Columbia”

Chair | Animateur : David Marples (University of Alberta)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH A 202)

121. Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redéfinir l’espace reservé aux enfants et à la jeunesse au Canada au vingtième siècle

Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University): “‘Could He be Blamed if He Stole Something?’: Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Alberta”

Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University): “‘Justice Through Strength and Courage!’ Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the 1950s”

Linda Mahood (University of Guelph): “ ‘Wilderness-Types’ Freaks and Hippies: The Battle over Youth Hostels in the 1970s”

Chair | Animateur : James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)

Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parrainée par le Groupe d’histoire de l’enfance et de la jeunesse

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 301)

122. Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et démobilisation durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto): “ ‘Following the democratic steps’: Redefining the Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sisters’ Association of Canada during the Second World War”

Yves Tremblay (Ministère de la Défense nationale): « Le congédiement des membres de la Division féminine de l’Aviation royale du Canada tombées enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale » 94 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University): “ ‘The most sacred of our obligations’: Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World War” Chair | Animateur : Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 222)

123. Third Party: Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les États-Unis au-delà des relations bilatérales

Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto): “Canada’s Long Telegrams? Dana Wilgress’ analysis of U.S.-Soviet relations between World War and Cold War”

Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto): “Imminence of War: Canadian Foreign Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hot”

Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins): “Des affaires étrangères et économiques: France, the United States, and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970s”

Chair | Animatrice : Susan Colbourn (Yale University)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 229)

124. Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montréal au vingtième siècle

Robert Sweeny (Memorial University): “Local Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and Rentières in Turn-of-the-Century Montréal”

Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alex- andre Couture Gagnon (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley): “Local Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid Disaster in Montreal”

Harold Bérubé (Université de Sherbrooke) : “‘Le plus métropolitain des métropolitains’: Montreal’s Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoir’s Louis Dupire (1922-1942)” Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 95

Sean Mills (University of Toronto): “Jazz, Postwar Democracy, and Montreal”

Chair | Animateur : Michèle Dagenais (Université de Montréal)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 219)

125. Citizens Vs. Government: Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens contre les gouvernements : Les conflits et la pratique épistolaire dans le Canada de l’après- guerre

Shirley Tillotson (University of King’s College): “Anatomy of a Pile-On: The Centre and the Extremes in Tax Reform, 1963-1973”

Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina): “Debating Relief: Citizenship, Insurance, and Relief Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornado”

Matthew Hayes (Trent University): “Very Persistent Men: Citizens Write to the Canadian Government about UFOs”

Chair | Animatrice : Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 316)

126. Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les ressources éducatives en libre accès et les conservations historiques dans les salles de classe

Participants: John Douglas Belshaw (Open Learning, Thompson Rivers University) Amanda Coolidge (Senior Manager of Open Education at BCcampus) Peggy French (Program Manager with eCampusOntario), Sean Kheraj (York University) Thomas Peace (Huron University College)

Chair | Animateur : Krista McCracken (Algoma University)

Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parrainée par HistoireEngagée 96 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 217)

127. The Films of Fogo Island: A Screening and Discussion | Les Films de Fogo Island : Projection et discussion

Participants: Jeff Webb (Memorial University) Zoë Druick (Simon Fraser University) Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)

Chair | Animateur : Donald Nerbas (McGill University)

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH D 317)

128. A Roundtable on Padraic X. Scanlan, Freedom’s Debtors: British Anti- slavery in Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution, winner of the CHA’s 2018 Wallace K. Ferguson Prize | Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X. Scanlan, Freedom’s Debtors: British Antislavery in Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution, qui s’est mérité le prix Wallace-K.-Ferguson 2018

Participants: Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) Nicholas Rogers (York University) Sandra den Otter (Queen’s University) Padraic Scanlan (London Scholl of Economics)

Chair | Animatrice : Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)

Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parrainée par la Revue de la Société historique du Canada

13:30 – 15:00 | 13h30 – 15h00 (BUCH B 208)

129. Canada’s History-CHA’s Youth Conference | Conférence jeunesse d’Histoire Canada et de la SHC

Participants : Karine Duhamel (Director of Research for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls) Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 97

Sean Graham (Carleton University) Joanne Hammond (Partner, Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada)

14:00 – 15:30 | 14h00 – 15h30 (SWNG 221)

130. TRC Workshop – Roundtable – Special Session: Community- Engaged Teaching and Research in the Age of Reconciliation | L’enseignement et la recherche communautaire à l’ère de la réconcilation

Participants: Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (M’Chigeeng First Nation – York University) Catherine Tammaro (Wyandot of Anderdon First Nation) Victoria Jackson (York University) Laura Peers (Oxford University) Kathryn Labelle (University of Saskatchewan)

Chair Animatrice : Kiera Ladner

15:00 – 15:30 | 15h00 – 15h30 Break | Pause (BUCH D 130: Meekison Lounge) 15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 317) 131. Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America, 1940-70 | L’expertise et les échanges à travers l’Amérique du Nord arctique, 1940-1970

Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University): “Frontiers of Opportunity: Gender, Whiteness, and the Politics of Expertise in Alaska’s Tuberculosis Epidemic, 1945-1970” 98 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

Lize-Marié van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology): “Making Canadian Voices Heard in Arctic Science Conversations: The Arctic Institute of North America’s ‘Northwest Project’, 1954-59”

Peder Roberts (University of Stavanger/KTH Royal Institute of Technology): “The Rise and Fall of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian North”

Chair | Animateur : Liza Piper (University of Alberta)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 322)

132. Orphans, Exiles, Spies and Informers: Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins, exiles, espions et informateurs : Différentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise Mark G. McGowan (University of Toronto): “Searching for Molly Johnson: Conflicting Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada, 1847-1852” William Jenkins (York University): “Viragos, Bacchanalians, and ‘Yellow Jack’: Sounds, Spaces, and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid- Victorian Toronto” David A. Wilson (University of Toronto): “Edward Archibald and Mr. Richard: Irish Informers in New York” Shane Lynn (University of Toronto): “Agent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot: Radical Irish Nationalists, Canada and the South African War, 1899-1902” Chair | Animatrice : Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 222)

133. Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History: Theorizing Twentieth-Century Indigenous Histories of Art, Labour, and Schooling | Incorporer les études autochtones en histoire : Développer des théories portant sur les histoires de l’art, du travail et de l’éducation des Autochtones Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 99

Gloria Bell (McGill University): “Ancient and Living Archives in the Eternal City: Indigenous Materialities, Visual Sovereignties, and Cultural Belongings”

Christina Williamson (Carleton University): “Stitches Through Time: Arviat Women’s Sewing as an Act of Resilience and History-Making”

Yvonne Tiger (University of Lethbridge): “Weaving Angel de Cora Through Indigenous Theory: Patrick Wolfe, Frantz Fanon, Glen Coulthard, Jarrett Martineau and Eric Ritskes”

Chair | Animateur : Wendy Wickwire (University of Victoria)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 219)

134. The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art: Exploring the Production of Public Labour History Projects | L’art du travail | Le travail de l’art : Explorer la production des projects publics d’histoire appliquée concernant le travail

Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University): “Comics, Centenaries, and Class Conflict: Making a Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strike”

Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives): “People’s History and Public Commemorations: Ginger Goodwin 2018”

David Lester (Independent artist): “The Aesthetics of Drawing Labour History”

Julia Smith (University of Alberta): “Direct Action Gets the Goods: Making a Graphic History of the Strike in Canada”

Chair | Animatrice : Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)

Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parrainée par le Comité canadien de l’histoire du travail 100 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 217)

135. Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtième siècle

Joanna L. Pearce (York University): “‘I will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome here’: Conversations by Mail between Ontario’s Blind Children, 1902 – 1912”

Marie-Hélène Vanier (Concordia University): “Private Life on Display: Tensions Between Local and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Era”

Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia – Okanagan): “Physical education infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School, 1945-1965”

Chair | Animateur : Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 301)

136. The Security State and the Cold War Child | La sécurité de l’État et l’enfant durant de la Guerre froide Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum): “Cold War Children: Conversations about Nuclear Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children, 1951-1987” Karen Wall (Athabaskan University): “ ‘Bomber death planes’ and butterflies: Layered conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscape” Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage): “Uncomfortable conversations about childhood memories of being ‘othered’. An officer looks back” Chair | Animatrice: Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parrainée par le Groupe d’histoire de l’enfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le Comité canadien sur l’histoire militaire American Review of Canadian Studies

Editors Andrew C. Holman and Brian Payne

A publication of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States

Complete Spring 2019 issue now online: Volume 49, Number 1 https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rarc20/49/1?nav=tocList

The “Bad” French of Justin Trudeau: When Language, Ideology, and Politics Collide Yulia Bosworth Of Peaceable Kingdoms and Lawless Frontiers: Exploring the Relationship between History, My- thology and Gun Culture in the North American West Pierre M. Atlas “The Black Tile in the Mosaic”: Austin Chesterfield Clarke and the Canadian Literary Tradition Sharon Morgan Beckford De Gilles Groulx à Jean-Marc Vallée : Transnationalisme, américanité et territoire dans le cinéma québécois Karine Bertrand Netflix: Canadian (Dis)content. Competing Sovereignties and the Cultural Politics of Cultural Policy Ben Schnitzer

The Model Arctic Council: Simulated Negotiations as Pedagogy and Embodied Diplomacy Leah Sarson, Val Muzik, Brandon Ray, Glenn Gambrell, Leehi Yona and Robert Comeau

Regulatory Cooperation in North America: Diplomacy Navigating Asymmetries Geoffrey Hale

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Contact us: American Review of Canadian Studies c/o Canadian Studies Program, Bridgewater State University 25 Park Terrace, Bridgewater, MA USA 02325 [email protected] 102 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH B 315)

137. Public History 2: Histoire appliquée 2 Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia): “A Qing Monument in Seoul, Korea and its Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spaces” Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University): “Creating World Citizens: Progressive Pedagogy and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939” Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia): “Transiting the Arctic: Sovereignty, Indigeneity, and the RCMPV St. Roch in Vancouver’s Postwar Civic Memory, 1944-1977” Serge Jaumain (Université libre de Bruxelles): « Les guides touristiques : une présentation originale de l’histoire du Québec » Chair | Animateur : James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH A 202)

138. Non-Trivial Pursuits: Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le Canada de la fin du vingtième siècle

Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History): “Trivial Pursuit: A Material History”

Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph): “Red Tories Revisited: Progressive Conservatism in the 1970s and 1980s”

Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary): “ ‘To capitalize on the opportunities’: Tourism, Heritage, and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays, British Columbia”

Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University): “Sex and the Single Premier: Richard Hatfield and the Seventies Sexual Revolution”

Chair | Animateur : Raymond B. Blake (University of Regina) Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019 103

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH B 208)

139. Hoops, Hats, and Historical Re-enactors: Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of Memory | Cerceaux, chapeaux, et reconstituteurs d’événements historiques : La culture matérielle et les incohérences de la mémoire

Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge): “The Hoop & the Belle: Deconstructing the Image of Southern Womanhood”

Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge): “Re-enacting the Boer War at the St. Louis World’s Fair”

Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada): “Mad About Hats: The Stetson and the Conversation between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World War”

Chair | Animateur : Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)

15:30 – 17:00 | 15h30 – 17h00 (BUCH D 316)

140. Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time, Place and Culture | Créer des ressources éducatives en libre accès pour cultiver les conversations à travers le temps, l’espace et les cultures

Participants: Thomas Peace (Huron University College) Sean Kheraj (York University) Peggy French (eCampus Ontario) John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University – Open Learning)

Participants must pre-register at https://www.huronresearch.ca/history/ oercha2019/to attend this workshop | Les personnes désirant participer à cet atelier doivent s’inscrire d’avance à l’adresse suivante : https://www. huronresearch.ca/history/oercha2019/. 104 Wednesday 5 June 2019 | Mercredi 5 juin 2019

15:45 - 17:15 | 15h45 – 17h15 (SWNG 405)

141. TRC Workshop – Roundtable: Teaching and Professional Practice / Race, Ethnicity, Indigenous People and Politics | Atelier sur la CVR – Table ronde: Enseignement et pratique professionnelle/ Race, ethnicité, les peuples autochtones et la politique

Participants : Antje Ellermann (University of British Columbia) Nicole Bernhardt (York University) Laura Pin (York University) Rhiannon Klein (Yukon College) Kent den Heyer (University of Alberta) Derek Murray (University of Victoria) Sujata Thapa-Battarai (University of Toronto) James Fitzgerald (York University)

Discussant/Commentateur/Commentatrice : David Gaertner (University of British Columbia)

Chair/Président | Présidente : Alexandra Dobrowolsky (St. Mary’s University)

Co-Chair/Président | Présidente : Edna Keeble (St. Mary’s University)

Sponsor | Commanditaire : Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences | Fédération des sciences humaines Thursday 6 June 2019 | Jeudi 6 juin 2019 105

Thursday June 6 | Jeudi 6 juin

8:30 – 15:00 | 8h30 – 15h00 (BUCH B 141)

142. The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Réseau canadien sur l’histoire de l’humanitaire

9:00 | 9h00

143. Stó:lō Territory Bus Tour 9am-6pm June 6th 2019

Registrants at the Canadian Historical Association meeting are invited to participate in a full day tour of the Stó:lō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the mouth of the Fraser Canyon, led by Stó:lō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhts’i’s, (Dr. Sonny McHalsie).

The Stó:lō are the People of the River – the Fraser River which has fed them and served as their transportation corridor and history book for thousands of years. Special stops of interest include the fishing rock known as Kw’ik-w’iyá:la (Coquihalla); the pool of origin for the sacred sxwó:yxwey mask; see the remains of a sqémél (pithouse: or in Chinook “keekwillie”) last used in the 1880’s; the site where Xexá:ls the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did battle with Xéylxe-lamós, an Indian Doctor, and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed longhouse, museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital. Naxaxalhts’i’s will share stories about the Stó:lõ connection to the river, land, and spirits that animate their world and introduce participants to different set of place names and cultural meanings than populate the standard map of the Fraser Valley.

The tour will leave from in front of The Irving K. Barber Learning Centre (1961 E Mall) at the University of BC at 9 am, stop at the Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre (711 West Broadway avenue) at 9:20 and return to UBC via the Holiday Inn by 6pm. The tour includes a bag lunch and snacks. The cost is $75 with a reduction to $35 for students and the precariously employed registered at the conference.

Please note that there are only 50 places on the bus. Register now (https://fhss.swoogo.com/19- registration-inscription?lang=en)! 106 Thursday 6 June 2019 | Jeudi 6 juin 2019

Visite en autobus du territoire Stó:lõ le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)

Les membres inscrits à la réunion de la Société historique du Canada sont invités à participer à une excursion d’une journée complète sur le territoire traditionnel des Stó:lō, de Vancouver en passant par la vallée du Fraser à Yale, à l’embouchure du canyon du Fraser, sous la direction de Naxaxalhts’i’s, aîné et conseiller culturel Stó:lō. (Sonny McHalsie).

Les Stó:lō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de transport et de livre d’histoire depuis des milliers d’années. Les sites touristiques intéressants que nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pêche connu sous le nom de Kw’ik-w’iyá : (Coquihalla) ; le lieu d’’origine du masque sxwó: yxwey sacré ; les vestiges d’un sqémél (demeure semi souterraine : ou en chinook « keekwillie ») utilisé pour la dernière fois dans les années 1880 ; le site où Xexá:ls le transformateur a laissé des marques d’abrasion à l’endroit où il s’est battu avec Xéylxe-lamós, un médecin indien ainsi que la réserve de Coqualeetza avec sa longue maison reconstruite, son musée et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hôpital indien. Naxaxalhts’i’s partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stó:lō avec le fleuve, la terre et les esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux différents ensembles de noms de lieux et de significations culturelles différents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la vallée du Fraser.

La visite débutera devant le centre d’apprentissage Irving K. Barber (1961 E Mall) de l’Université de la Colombie-Britannique à 9 h, s’arrêtera à l’hôtel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre (711 West Broadway) à 9 h 20 avant de se terminer à l’UBC via le Holiday Inn à 18h. Un lunch et des collations seront offerts durant la visite. L’admission générale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour les étudiants et les travailleurs précaires inscrits à la conférence.

Veuillez noter qu’il y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants. Inscrivez-vous dès maintenant (https://fhss.swoogo.com/19- registration-inscription?lang=fr)! Thursday 6 June 2019 | Jeudi 6 juin 2019 107

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List of | Liste des participants

Abbott, Frank A. 80 Bjorge, Mikhail 31 Ackerman, Katrina 125 Blair, Megan 50 Adams, Carly 11 Blake, Raymond B. 34, 138 Aivalis, Christo 42 Blaney, Drew 111 Aladejebi, Funké 85, 92 Bogaert, Kandace 93 Alagirisamy, Darinee 33 Bohaker, Heidi 23, 41 Alexander, Kristine 91 Bonnell, Jennifer 52 Allen, Patrice 85 Bonner, Claudine 85 Ambrose, Linda M. 40 Borsk, Mike 45 Anastakis, Dimitry 27, 138 Boudreau, Michael 48 Anderson, Kevin 97 Boulay, Nadine 92 Anderson, Kim 36 Bradley, Ben 81 Anderson, Stephanie B. 9 Brethour, MIranda 76 Androsoff, Ashleigh 47 Brison, Jeffrey 79 Arac, Katelyn 27 Brookfield, Tarah 50, 136 Augustus, Camie 54 Bruschett, Kevin 102 Axelsson, Per 27 Bryce, Benjamin 64, 84 Azzi, Stephen 49 Bryden, Penny 34, 98, 125 Baker, Jordan 52 Burgess, Joanne 8 Bangarth, Stephanie 42, 74, 97, 110 Burrows, Dylan 137 Bannister, Jerry 117 Burtch, Andrew 122, 136 Barclay, Krista 37 Byers, Daniel 105 Barkaskas, Patricia 54 Campbell, Isabel 78, 136 Barman, Jean 25 Campbell, Lara 51, 92 Barman, Roderick 91 Campbell, Lyndsay 78 Barnet, Edward Halley 2 Campbell-Miller, Jill 21, 102 Barr, Colin 90 Carleton, Sean 97, 112, 134 Baskerville, Peter 38, 49 Carlson, Keith Thor 100, 111 Battell Lowman, Emma 23, 46 Carstairs, Catherine 94 Bear, Leon Crane 99 Carter, Sarah 51 Belisle, Donica 7 Chaktsiris, Mary 105, 139 Bell, Elyse 45 Chalmers, Jason 9 Bell, Gloria 133 Chapman, Mary 103 Belshaw, John Douglas 83, 126, 140 Chartier, Roger 32 Berman, Judith 3 Chen, Zhongping 25 Bernhardt, Nicole 141 Chenier, Elise 66, 108 Bertrand-Bourget, Véronique 9 Chilton, Lisa 5, 47 Bérubé, Harold 8, 109, 124 Choquette, Leslie 64 Binnema, Ted 46 Churchill, Wendy 119 110 The Canadian Historical Association

Ciufo, Carly 9, 31, 96, 113 Ellermann, Antje 141 Clément, Dominique 92, 102 Ellis, Heather 93 Coates, Colin M. 73 Ellis, Jason 62, 106 Colbourn, Susan 50, 93, 123 Ellison, Jenny 138 Colby, Jason 20, 84 Eom, Tae Yeon 137 Cole, John 101 Epp, Marlene 5 Colpitts, George 95 Errington, Jane 45, 119 Conway, Shannon 80 Evenden, Matthew 30, 84, 109 Coolidge, Amanda 126 Eyford, Ryan 47 Cooper, Afua 85 Falconer, Thirstan 27 Corbiere, Alan 130 Fergie, Dexter 35 Cordeiro, Brandon 50 Field, Russell 11 Côté, Olivier 44 Fillion, Eric 79 Cowan, Mairi 22, 60 Fitzgerald, James 141 Cupido, Robert 104, 137 Folvik, Robin 134 Dagenais, Michèle 109, 124 Frager, Ruth 40 Darroch, Gordon 38 French, Peggy 126, 140 Davies, Gwendolyn 56 Froese, Brian 6 Dawson, Michael 74 Fujiwara, Aya 120 de Laat, Sonya 75 Fyson, Donald 48 De Leeuw, Sarah 112 Gaertner, David 141 De Maeyer, Juliette 44 Gallagher-Cohoon, Erin 99 Debogorski, Clinton 112 Garceau, Dee 51 Deer, Glenn 55 Gasser, Erika 22 Deleuze, Magali 50, 63 Gelly, Alain 8 den Heyer, Kent 141 George, Heather 36 den Otter, Sandra 128 Gerber, Myriam 76 Devereaux, Simon 12 Gidney, Catherine 64, 74 Devlin, Richard 54 Glassford, Sarah 21 Dewar, Helen 60 Goutor, David 74 Dillon, Lisa 27, 38 Grabowski, Jan 76 Dobrowolsky, Alexandra 141 Graham, Peter 61, 74 Downey, Allan 36, 100 Graham, Sean 104, 129 Druick, Zoë 127 Grant, Keith S. 56, 119 Ducharme, Michel 13 Green, Heather 95 Duggan, Kenneth 12 Greer, Allan 13 Duhamel, Karine 129 Grittner, Colin 4, 58, 107 Dunsworth, Edward 42 Guadagnolo, Daniel 7 Duquet, Michel 60 Guay-Bélanger, Dany 65 Eaton, C. Scott 4 Guibord, Maurice 25 Eidinger, Andrea 40, 96 Guimond, Olivier 107 Elbourne, Elizabeth 37, 128 Hackett, Paul 94, 101 La Société historique du Canada 111

Hadlaw, Jan 39, 65 Kettler, Andrew James 22 Halmhofer, Stephanie 96 Kheraj, Sean 126, 140 Hammond, Joanne 96, 129 Klassen, Magdalene 75 Hansen, Nancy 106 Klassen, Pamela 37 Haritaworn, Jin 74 Klein, Rhiannon 141 Hartemann, Aline 44 Knickerbocker, Madeline 103 Hayday, Matthew 138 Korinek, Valerie 29 Hayes, Matthew 125 Korneski, Kurt 4 Heaman, Elsbeth 24 Kossuth, Robert S. 80 Heffernan, Courtney 101 Krasnick Warsh, Cheryl 121 Henry, Natasha 85, 118 Krasowski, Sheldon 77 Hewitt, Steve 26, 63 Kutzler, Evan A. 33 Hinther, Rhonda 52, 110, 134 Laanstra, Boyd 104 Hjartardόttir, Björg 51 Labelle, Kathryn 130 Holler, Jacqueline 33, 128 Ladner, Kiera 112, 130 Holman, Sean Michael 63 Lahlum, Lori Ann 51 Horton, Chelsea 54 Langford, Will 6, 34 Hrycun, Leah 46 Lanzarotta, Tess 131 Hull, James 49 Larochelle, Catherine 91 Humphrey, Mark 93 Leblanc, Audrey 44 Huskins, Bonnie 64, 119 Leddy, Lianne 36 Iceton, Glenn 95 Leivo, Maija 53 Inwood, Kris 38 Lemelin, Bernard 35 Ishiguro, Laura 55, 73, 103 Lester, David 74, 134 Isitt, Benjamin 28 Levin-Bonder, Jennifer 113, 123 Jacknis, Ira 3 Lexier, Roberta 42, 74, 110 Jackson, Victoria 130 Light, Tracy Penny 110 Janel, Quentin 58 Little, J. I. 91 Janovicek, Nancy 80, 110, 138 Little, Tarisa 99 Jaumain, Serge 137 Liverant, Bettina 7 Jenkins, William 132 Loewen, Royden 47 Jessup, Lynda 79 Loo, Tina 30, 73 Johnson, Harmony 73 Lorenz, Stacy L. 82 Karibo, Holly M. 35 Luby, Brittany 36, 64 Keeble, Edna 141 Luciuk, Kassandra 26, 110 Kelly, Eoin 28 Lutz, John 20, 77, 113 Kelm, Mary-Ellen 81 Lynn, Shane 132 Kennedy, Lynn 139 MacDougall, Heather 94 Kenny, Nicolas 25 MacEachern, Alan 10 Keough, Willeen 29, 127, 132 Macfarlane, Daniel 109 Kermoal, Nathalie 46 Madokoro, Laura 5, 64 Kerr, Elisabetta 123 Mahood, Linda 121 112 The Canadian Historical Association

Malek, Jon G. 47 Morton, Suzanne 30 Malleck, Dan 107 Moussa, Ghaida 74 Mancke, Elizabeth 24, 58, 117 Mowat, Dave 41 Mann, Jatinder 27 Murray, Derek 141 Marker, Michael 100 Murray, Karen Bridget 112 Marks, Lynne 28, 40 Murray, Laura 41 Marples, David 120 Murray, Sandrine 75 Marshall, Dominique 75 Murray, Scott W. 66 Marti, Steve 129, 139 Myers, Tamara 135 Martin, Eryk 103 Nance, Susan 81 Martone, Lisalou 10 Naylor, Jim 42 Mason, Andrea 83 Nelson, Sioban 21, 122 Masson, Isabelle 9 Nerbas, Donald 4, 127 Mauduit, Julien 107 Nielson, Carmen 39, 98 Mawani, Renisa 55 Niergarth, Kirk 104 McCracken, Krista 96, 112, 126 Norman, Alison 41 McDonald, Robert 62 Nugent, Janay 53 McGowan, Mark G. 132 Nzindukiyimana, Ornella 11, 82 McHalsie, Naxaxalhts’i Okawa, Eiji 120 Albert “Sonny” 111 Olsen, Stephanie 78 McKay, Ian 61, 74 Opal, Jason 24 McKenzie, Andrea 12 Opp, James 39, 65 McKenzie, Andrea 21 Osmond, Colin M. 23, 111 McKenzie, Davis 73 Ouellet, Rick 54 McKercher, Brian 20 Painter, Genevieve Renard 77 McKie, Mia R. 83 Palomino, Jean-François 8 McKim, Denis 24, 117, 119 Panchasi, Roxanne 108 McLaughlin, Mark J. 10 Paris, Leslie 108 McNairn, Jeffrey 98 Pasolli, Lisa 92 McSheffrey, Shannon 12 Patton, Karissa Robyn 99 Menkis, Richard 76 Paul, Elsie 73 Meren, David 61, 102 Paul, Kirsten 111 Miller, Bradley 6 Payne, Carol 59 Millman, Peter 11 Peace, Thomas 24, 140, 126 Mills, Sean 124 Pearce, Joanna L. 75, 135 Milosz, Magdalena 112 Peers, Laura 130 Mistry, Heena 57 Peirce, Hollis 106 Moran, James 137 Penfold, Steve 62 More, David 60 Penner, Mack 99 Morgan, Cecilia 45, 57 Perry, Adele 13, 37 Morgan, Jeannie 100 Peters, Karina 111 Morin-Pelletier, Mélanie 105 Peters, Rod 111 La Société historique du Canada 113

Petrou, Michael 26 Smith, Malinda 54 Pin, Laura 141 Smith, Maximilian 107 Piper, Liza 101, 131 Smith, Sarah E. K. 79 Podruchny, Carolyn 41, 130 Smith, Stephen 31 Point, Brenda 111 Sparshott, Christopher 33 Pothier, Louise 8 Stanger-Ross, Jordan 20 Pratt, William John 105 Stanley, Heather 29, 82 Price, John 20 Stein, Blair 65 Pritchard, Kyle 78 Stelter, Emma 36 Pyée, Audrey 52 Stephen, Jennifer A. 7 Racette, Sherry Farrell 59 Stevenson, Michael Donald 122 Raibmon, Paige 3, 73, 100 Stokum, Chris 22 Ralph, Rebecca 6 Stone, Mathew 53 Roberts, Peder 131 Story, Eric 93 Robertson, Beth A. 106 Strange, Carolyn 48 Robertson, Carmen 59 Sun, Xiaoping 104 Robertson, Jesse 46 Swainger, Jonathan 48 Robichaud, Léon 8 Sweeny, Robert 124 Rogers, Nicholas 128 Takai, Yukari 25 Rollwagen, Katharine 121 Tammaro, Catherine 130 Ross, Daniel 52, 109 Tanguay, Eric 57 Roy, Alain 8 Te Hiwi, Braden 135 Roy, Pat 20 Tesler-Mabe, Hernan 76 Roy, Susan 36 Thapa-Battarai, Sujata 141 Rozum, Molly 51 Thomas, Jeff 59 Rück, Daniel 39 Thompson, Cheryl 61 Rudy, Jarrett 2 Tible, Anna 44 Sager, Eric W. 28 Tiger, Yvonne 133 Salmon, Stephen 49 Tillotson, Shirley 125 Samson, Daniel 56 Todd, Matt 95 Sayle, Timothy Andrews 50, 123 Torrie, Virginia 34 Scanlan, Padraic 128 Tremblay, Yves 105, 122 Schuurs, Erin 81 Trepanier, James 121 Scott, Nick 5 Trofanenko, Brenda 112 See, Scott W. 24, 117 Trudel, Dominique 44 Seesequasis, Paul 59 Tunnicliffe, Jennifer 97 Shantz, Mary-Ann 121 Turner, Deanna 83 Shaw, Amy 139 Twohig, Peter L. 21 Sia, Rosanne 35 Unwalla, Pheroze 66 Slumkoski, Corey 23 Valadares, Desiree 120 Smith, Julia 92, 103, 134 van der Watt, Lize-Marié 131 Smith, Karen 56 Van Ry, Tsandlia 111 114 The Canadian Historical Association

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