Web Site of the Month Archives
- The Canada Day Poster Challenge
Are you 18 or under? Show your pride in Canada by designing a poster for the Canada Day Poster Challenge - Who's the Greatest Canadian?
You decide. Nominate your greatest Canadian today. - The CBC Archives
A selection of radio and television clips from the Archives of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation - Gratien Gélinas
- Canadian Confederation
The National Library's Canadian Confederation website tells the story of how Canada came to be, from the original four provinces in 1867 to the present. Historical essays showcase documents, articles and photographs of the people, places and events that have shaped our country. - Canada25
Canada25's goal is to revitalize the role of young Canadians between the ages of 20 and 30 in the Canadian political debate. It provides young Canadians with a non-partisan vehicle to surface, debate, and raise the profile of issues affecting them and the general Canadian populace alike. - Climate Change Solutions
A showcase-site run by the Pembina Institute that highlights all success stories in the field of climate change.
The stories are about families, municipalities, public institutions, commercial and agricultural businesses, industries that contribute to finding solutions to climate change.
A great site and a constructive approach to the issues raised by climate change. - Proud to be Canadian
Students express how they are proud to be Canadians in writing, in poems or in paintings.
A showcase of patriotic projects that celebrate the "best country in the world to live in". - French for the Future
French for the Future is a charitable organization that was founded by His Excellency John Ralston Saul.
Chaired by Ms Lisa Balfour Bowen, it promotes bilingual education in Canada by organizing simultaneous conferences across Canada where students in immersion programs participate in workshops on their career prospects. - Canadian Black Heritage in the Third Millennium
The web site of the Black History Month is an impressively comprehensive resource page by Gary Pieters, a Toronto teacher who has categorized highly relevant online resources on Black Canadian Heritage. Congratulations, Gary.