The standard bureaucratic definition of the coureurs-de-bois is they were unlicenced fur traders from New France, “outlaws of sorts because they did not have permits… Read More »Donald Creighton On The Coureurs-de-Bois of New France and The Lumberjacks of New Brunswick
Traditionally, the academic understanding of recognition has often gone exclusively in one way in regards to majority and minority populations. These discussions are often clothed… Read More »The Dissolution of Canadian Identity
Quebec’s motto, which appears on the licence plates of vehicles registered in Quebec, is Je me souviens (“I remember”). What the Quebecois remember, it is… Read More »The Canadiens of New France: A People Created Through the Fecundity of the Women — Not Immigration