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Canadian Historical Association Annual Meeting | Reacuteunion annuelle de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Vancouver June 3-5 2019 | Vancouver 3-5 juin 2019
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM | PROGRAMME PREacuteLIMINAIRE
MONDAY JUNE 3 | LUNDI 3 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Histories of the Senses I Musical Soundscapes | Histoire des sens I Environnement
musical
Junfu Wong (Cambridge University) ldquoSounds of Monasteries Acoustic Dimensions of Buddhist
Spirituality and Religiosity in Fifth and Sixth Centuries Medieval Chinardquo
Edward Halley Barnet (Stanford University) ldquoA Major Fifth of Lemon and Sugar Enlightened
Harmonies of the Sensesrdquo
Jarrett Rudy (McGill University) ldquoCatholic Bells and Local Time Emotion Knowledge and
Modernity in Colonial Nineteenth Century French Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Dialogical Anthropology British Columbia in the Boasian Era 1880s-1940s
Anthropologie dialogique La Colombie-Britannique agrave lrsquoeacutepoque de Boas des anneacutees 1880
aux anneacutees 1940
Wendy Wickwire (University of Victoria) ldquoDialogical Exchange vs Phenomenological Sharing
James A Teit and the Boasian Paradigmrdquo
Judith Berman (University of Victoria) ldquoGeorge Hunt at X wa mdasbirsquo Constructing West Coast
Indigenous Biographies in the 19th
Centuryrdquo
2
Ira Jacknis (Phoebe A Hearst Museum of Anthropology University of California Berkeley)
ldquoBritish Columbia in Miniature Model Dioramas in American Anthropology Museums 1895ndash
1925rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Paige Raibmon (University of British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Land Space and Territoriality in British Settler Colonies in the Nineteenth and Twentieth
Centuries | La terre lrsquoespace et la territorialiteacute dans les colonies britanniques des dix-
neuviegraveme et vingtiegraveme siegravecles
Kurt Korneski (Memorial University) ldquoCosmopolitan Engagements in the Gulf of St Lawrence
Fisheries in the Nineteenth Centuryrdquo
Donald Nerbas (McGill University) ldquoMaking Colonial Property The Nineteenth-Century
Experience of Cape Bretonrsquos Sydney Coalfieldrdquo
C Scott Eaton (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoThrough the Wastes of Labrador in Search of Goldrsquo
Imagining a Land-Based Resource Economy in Nineteenth-Century Labradorrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants in Canadian History | Conversations agrave propos des migrants
dans lrsquohistoire canadienne
Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island) ldquoInforming Discourse Canadian Immigration
Agents and the Work of the State 1840s-1920srdquo
Marlene Epp (Conrad Grebel University College University of Waterloo) ldquoAfter the lsquoInfluxrsquo
Canadians Respond to World Refugee Year 1959-60rdquo
Nick Scott (University of Prince Edward Island) ldquoDialectically Dependant The Imperial and
Anti-Imperial Biographies of Taraknath Das amp William C Hopkinsonrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism |
Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
3
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Twentieth-Century Conservatism | Le conservatisme au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Rebecca Ralph (University of Calgary) ldquoAn Anglican Considers Canada Superintendent
Blackallrsquos Struggle to Find an Interdenominational Approach 1908-1933rdquo
Brian Froese (Canadian Mennonite University) ldquoThe Fluidity of Religious and Political
Conservatism in Interwar Alberta and Saskatchewanrdquo
Will Langford (Dalhousie University) ldquolsquoThe Case for Capitalismrsquo Gladstone Murray
and the Campaign for lsquoFree Enterprisersquo 1943-1962rdquo
Chair | Animateur Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Building a Nation of Consumers | Construire une nation de consommateurs
Jennifer A Stephen (York University) ldquolsquoLife Insurance - Guardian of Canadian Homesrsquo
Debating Risk and Security in Post-WW2 Canadardquo
Daniel Guadagnolo (University of Wisconsin-Madison) ldquoMarketing Canadian Consumption
Economy and Nation Building in the Post-War Market Researchrdquo
Bettina Liverant (University of Calgary) ldquoFrom trading post to e-commerce conversations
about competitors and customersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Donica Belisle (University of Regina)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
De la conversation agrave la coproduction quand les chercheurs universitaires et les acteurs du
patrimoine se penchent sur lrsquohistoire de Montreacuteal
Jean-Franccedilois Palomino (Bibliothegraveque et Archives nationales du Queacutebec) and Leacuteon Robichaud
(Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) laquo De la liste agrave la carte Pour un meilleur accegraves aux plans dassurance-
incendie de Montreacuteal raquo
Joanne Burgess (UQAM) and Alain Gelly (Parcs Canada) laquo Le passeacute portuaire du canal de
Lachine analyse et mise en valeur spatiale et iconographique raquo
Louise Pothier (Pointe-agrave-Calliegravere) and Alain Roy (historien) laquo Le parlement de Montreacuteal entre
histoire et archeacuteologie restituer la complexiteacute drsquoun lieu par le numeacuterique raquo
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
4
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Public History for Human Rights Museums and Museology as Tools for Social Justice |
Lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee et les droits humains Les museacutees et la museacuteologie comme outils pour
la justice sociale
Stephanie B Anderson (University of Pennsylvania) ldquoMuseums Decolonization and
Indigenous Artists as First Cultural Responders A Case Study at the Canadian Museum for
Human Rightsrdquo
Jason Chalmers (University of Alberta) ldquoThe Transformative Potential of Guided Tours at the
Canadian Museum for Human Rightsrdquo
Carly Ciufo (McMaster University) ldquoDoes a Counter-Museum Need Walls Local Activism
VsAt the International Slavery Museumrdquo
Veacuteronique Bertrand-Bourget (Conjugal Slavery in War project York University) and Isabelle
Masson (Canadian Museum for Human Rights) ldquoFeminists Redefining Curatorial Practices in
Transnational Conversationsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Karine Duhamel (Canadian Museum for Human Rights)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Environmental Knowledge | Savoir environnemental
Virginia Vandenberg (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDisentanglingrsquo Imperial Science Cultures
Nineteenth-Century British Women and Colonial Botanical Practicesrdquo
Lisalou Martone (LER Lyon 2 amp University of Ottawa) ldquoSited environments roaming ideas
the circulation of forestry knowledge and practices across the North Atlantic (1900-1940)rdquo
Mark J McLaughlin (University of Maine) ldquoScientifically Speaking Changing Conversations
around the Intersections of the History of Science and Forestry in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Alan MacEachern (Western University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Sport Community and Oral History | Sport communauteacute et histoire orale
Carly Adams (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoItrsquos about the family getting togetherrsquo Narrating the
Postwar history of Canadian Nikkei in Southern Alberta through Womenrsquos Experiences of Sport
and Recreationrdquo
Russell Field (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA tough roadrsquo Historicizing the Sporting Experiences
of Black Nova Scotians and Challenging the Dominant Narratives of Canadian Sportrdquo
5
Peter Millman (University of Lethbridge) ldquoBlack Youth Interactions with Race Segregation
and Sport in 1950s and 1960s Truro Nova Scotiardquo
Miriam Wright (University of Windsor) ldquoSports Heroes and Claiming Public Spaces in Black
Communities in Chatham and Windsor Ontario 1940s-1970s Reflections from Oral Historiesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations over Time Politics and the Prosecution of Crime and Disorder in England
1200-1700 | Conversations agrave travers le temps La politique les poursuites judiciaires et le
deacutesordre en Angleterre 1200-1700
Kenneth Duggan (Vancouver Island University) ldquoCommunity and Crime in Thirteenth-Century
Englandrdquo
Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia University) ldquoThe Politics of Prosecution Handling the Evil
May Day Rioters in 1517rdquo
Andrea McKenzie (University of Victoria) ldquoFire and Fake News Arson Prosecutions and
Oppositional Politics during the Popish Plot 1678-81rdquo
Chair | Animateur Simon Devereaux (University of Victoria)
Joint session with Canadian Society of Medievalists | Session conjointe avec la Socieacuteteacute
canadienne des meacutedieacutevistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC
Welcome | Mot de bienvenue Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
Introduction | Preacutesentation Michel Ducharme (University of British Columbia)
Allan Greer
University
ldquoSettler Colonialism and Beyondrdquo
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Colonial North America McGill
6
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian International History Canadian Foreign Relations | Comiteacute drsquohistoire
internationale du Canada
Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comiteacute
canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe deacutetude dhistoire autochtone
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Comiteacute canadien de lrsquohistoire des
femmes
Graduate Student Committee | Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s diplocircmeacute(e)s
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Icons Trailblazers and Symbols of Virtue Memory Commemoration and Nursing
Identities | Figures embleacutematiques pionniegraveres et symboles de vertu Meacutemoire
commeacutemoration et identiteacutes des infirmiegraveres
Participants
Jill Campbell ndash Miller (Carleton University)
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto)
Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
Andrea McKenzie (York University)
Peter L Twohig (Saint Marys 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 Socieacuteteacute canadienne dhistoire de
la meacutedecine et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquohistoire du nursing
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Histories of the Senses II Senses the Supernatural and the Metaphysical | Histoire des
sens II Les sens le surnaturel et la meacutetaphysique
Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati) ldquoDevils Demoniacs and the Senses Possession
Propaganda in Early Modern Englandrdquo
Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Devilrsquos Element Cultural Constructions of
Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern Englandrdquo
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
2
Ira Jacknis (Phoebe A Hearst Museum of Anthropology University of California Berkeley)
ldquoBritish Columbia in Miniature Model Dioramas in American Anthropology Museums 1895ndash
1925rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Paige Raibmon (University of British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Land Space and Territoriality in British Settler Colonies in the Nineteenth and Twentieth
Centuries | La terre lrsquoespace et la territorialiteacute dans les colonies britanniques des dix-
neuviegraveme et vingtiegraveme siegravecles
Kurt Korneski (Memorial University) ldquoCosmopolitan Engagements in the Gulf of St Lawrence
Fisheries in the Nineteenth Centuryrdquo
Donald Nerbas (McGill University) ldquoMaking Colonial Property The Nineteenth-Century
Experience of Cape Bretonrsquos Sydney Coalfieldrdquo
C Scott Eaton (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoThrough the Wastes of Labrador in Search of Goldrsquo
Imagining a Land-Based Resource Economy in Nineteenth-Century Labradorrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants in Canadian History | Conversations agrave propos des migrants
dans lrsquohistoire canadienne
Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island) ldquoInforming Discourse Canadian Immigration
Agents and the Work of the State 1840s-1920srdquo
Marlene Epp (Conrad Grebel University College University of Waterloo) ldquoAfter the lsquoInfluxrsquo
Canadians Respond to World Refugee Year 1959-60rdquo
Nick Scott (University of Prince Edward Island) ldquoDialectically Dependant The Imperial and
Anti-Imperial Biographies of Taraknath Das amp William C Hopkinsonrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism |
Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
3
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Twentieth-Century Conservatism | Le conservatisme au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Rebecca Ralph (University of Calgary) ldquoAn Anglican Considers Canada Superintendent
Blackallrsquos Struggle to Find an Interdenominational Approach 1908-1933rdquo
Brian Froese (Canadian Mennonite University) ldquoThe Fluidity of Religious and Political
Conservatism in Interwar Alberta and Saskatchewanrdquo
Will Langford (Dalhousie University) ldquolsquoThe Case for Capitalismrsquo Gladstone Murray
and the Campaign for lsquoFree Enterprisersquo 1943-1962rdquo
Chair | Animateur Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Building a Nation of Consumers | Construire une nation de consommateurs
Jennifer A Stephen (York University) ldquolsquoLife Insurance - Guardian of Canadian Homesrsquo
Debating Risk and Security in Post-WW2 Canadardquo
Daniel Guadagnolo (University of Wisconsin-Madison) ldquoMarketing Canadian Consumption
Economy and Nation Building in the Post-War Market Researchrdquo
Bettina Liverant (University of Calgary) ldquoFrom trading post to e-commerce conversations
about competitors and customersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Donica Belisle (University of Regina)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
De la conversation agrave la coproduction quand les chercheurs universitaires et les acteurs du
patrimoine se penchent sur lrsquohistoire de Montreacuteal
Jean-Franccedilois Palomino (Bibliothegraveque et Archives nationales du Queacutebec) and Leacuteon Robichaud
(Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) laquo De la liste agrave la carte Pour un meilleur accegraves aux plans dassurance-
incendie de Montreacuteal raquo
Joanne Burgess (UQAM) and Alain Gelly (Parcs Canada) laquo Le passeacute portuaire du canal de
Lachine analyse et mise en valeur spatiale et iconographique raquo
Louise Pothier (Pointe-agrave-Calliegravere) and Alain Roy (historien) laquo Le parlement de Montreacuteal entre
histoire et archeacuteologie restituer la complexiteacute drsquoun lieu par le numeacuterique raquo
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
4
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Public History for Human Rights Museums and Museology as Tools for Social Justice |
Lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee et les droits humains Les museacutees et la museacuteologie comme outils pour
la justice sociale
Stephanie B Anderson (University of Pennsylvania) ldquoMuseums Decolonization and
Indigenous Artists as First Cultural Responders A Case Study at the Canadian Museum for
Human Rightsrdquo
Jason Chalmers (University of Alberta) ldquoThe Transformative Potential of Guided Tours at the
Canadian Museum for Human Rightsrdquo
Carly Ciufo (McMaster University) ldquoDoes a Counter-Museum Need Walls Local Activism
VsAt the International Slavery Museumrdquo
Veacuteronique Bertrand-Bourget (Conjugal Slavery in War project York University) and Isabelle
Masson (Canadian Museum for Human Rights) ldquoFeminists Redefining Curatorial Practices in
Transnational Conversationsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Karine Duhamel (Canadian Museum for Human Rights)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Environmental Knowledge | Savoir environnemental
Virginia Vandenberg (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDisentanglingrsquo Imperial Science Cultures
Nineteenth-Century British Women and Colonial Botanical Practicesrdquo
Lisalou Martone (LER Lyon 2 amp University of Ottawa) ldquoSited environments roaming ideas
the circulation of forestry knowledge and practices across the North Atlantic (1900-1940)rdquo
Mark J McLaughlin (University of Maine) ldquoScientifically Speaking Changing Conversations
around the Intersections of the History of Science and Forestry in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Alan MacEachern (Western University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Sport Community and Oral History | Sport communauteacute et histoire orale
Carly Adams (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoItrsquos about the family getting togetherrsquo Narrating the
Postwar history of Canadian Nikkei in Southern Alberta through Womenrsquos Experiences of Sport
and Recreationrdquo
Russell Field (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA tough roadrsquo Historicizing the Sporting Experiences
of Black Nova Scotians and Challenging the Dominant Narratives of Canadian Sportrdquo
5
Peter Millman (University of Lethbridge) ldquoBlack Youth Interactions with Race Segregation
and Sport in 1950s and 1960s Truro Nova Scotiardquo
Miriam Wright (University of Windsor) ldquoSports Heroes and Claiming Public Spaces in Black
Communities in Chatham and Windsor Ontario 1940s-1970s Reflections from Oral Historiesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations over Time Politics and the Prosecution of Crime and Disorder in England
1200-1700 | Conversations agrave travers le temps La politique les poursuites judiciaires et le
deacutesordre en Angleterre 1200-1700
Kenneth Duggan (Vancouver Island University) ldquoCommunity and Crime in Thirteenth-Century
Englandrdquo
Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia University) ldquoThe Politics of Prosecution Handling the Evil
May Day Rioters in 1517rdquo
Andrea McKenzie (University of Victoria) ldquoFire and Fake News Arson Prosecutions and
Oppositional Politics during the Popish Plot 1678-81rdquo
Chair | Animateur Simon Devereaux (University of Victoria)
Joint session with Canadian Society of Medievalists | Session conjointe avec la Socieacuteteacute
canadienne des meacutedieacutevistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC
Welcome | Mot de bienvenue Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
Introduction | Preacutesentation Michel Ducharme (University of British Columbia)
Allan Greer
University
ldquoSettler Colonialism and Beyondrdquo
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Colonial North America McGill
6
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian International History Canadian Foreign Relations | Comiteacute drsquohistoire
internationale du Canada
Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comiteacute
canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe deacutetude dhistoire autochtone
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Comiteacute canadien de lrsquohistoire des
femmes
Graduate Student Committee | Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s diplocircmeacute(e)s
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Icons Trailblazers and Symbols of Virtue Memory Commemoration and Nursing
Identities | Figures embleacutematiques pionniegraveres et symboles de vertu Meacutemoire
commeacutemoration et identiteacutes des infirmiegraveres
Participants
Jill Campbell ndash Miller (Carleton University)
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto)
Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
Andrea McKenzie (York University)
Peter L Twohig (Saint Marys 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 Socieacuteteacute canadienne dhistoire de
la meacutedecine et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquohistoire du nursing
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Histories of the Senses II Senses the Supernatural and the Metaphysical | Histoire des
sens II Les sens le surnaturel et la meacutetaphysique
Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati) ldquoDevils Demoniacs and the Senses Possession
Propaganda in Early Modern Englandrdquo
Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Devilrsquos Element Cultural Constructions of
Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern Englandrdquo
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
3
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Twentieth-Century Conservatism | Le conservatisme au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Rebecca Ralph (University of Calgary) ldquoAn Anglican Considers Canada Superintendent
Blackallrsquos Struggle to Find an Interdenominational Approach 1908-1933rdquo
Brian Froese (Canadian Mennonite University) ldquoThe Fluidity of Religious and Political
Conservatism in Interwar Alberta and Saskatchewanrdquo
Will Langford (Dalhousie University) ldquolsquoThe Case for Capitalismrsquo Gladstone Murray
and the Campaign for lsquoFree Enterprisersquo 1943-1962rdquo
Chair | Animateur Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Building a Nation of Consumers | Construire une nation de consommateurs
Jennifer A Stephen (York University) ldquolsquoLife Insurance - Guardian of Canadian Homesrsquo
Debating Risk and Security in Post-WW2 Canadardquo
Daniel Guadagnolo (University of Wisconsin-Madison) ldquoMarketing Canadian Consumption
Economy and Nation Building in the Post-War Market Researchrdquo
Bettina Liverant (University of Calgary) ldquoFrom trading post to e-commerce conversations
about competitors and customersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Donica Belisle (University of Regina)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
De la conversation agrave la coproduction quand les chercheurs universitaires et les acteurs du
patrimoine se penchent sur lrsquohistoire de Montreacuteal
Jean-Franccedilois Palomino (Bibliothegraveque et Archives nationales du Queacutebec) and Leacuteon Robichaud
(Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) laquo De la liste agrave la carte Pour un meilleur accegraves aux plans dassurance-
incendie de Montreacuteal raquo
Joanne Burgess (UQAM) and Alain Gelly (Parcs Canada) laquo Le passeacute portuaire du canal de
Lachine analyse et mise en valeur spatiale et iconographique raquo
Louise Pothier (Pointe-agrave-Calliegravere) and Alain Roy (historien) laquo Le parlement de Montreacuteal entre
histoire et archeacuteologie restituer la complexiteacute drsquoun lieu par le numeacuterique raquo
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
4
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Public History for Human Rights Museums and Museology as Tools for Social Justice |
Lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee et les droits humains Les museacutees et la museacuteologie comme outils pour
la justice sociale
Stephanie B Anderson (University of Pennsylvania) ldquoMuseums Decolonization and
Indigenous Artists as First Cultural Responders A Case Study at the Canadian Museum for
Human Rightsrdquo
Jason Chalmers (University of Alberta) ldquoThe Transformative Potential of Guided Tours at the
Canadian Museum for Human Rightsrdquo
Carly Ciufo (McMaster University) ldquoDoes a Counter-Museum Need Walls Local Activism
VsAt the International Slavery Museumrdquo
Veacuteronique Bertrand-Bourget (Conjugal Slavery in War project York University) and Isabelle
Masson (Canadian Museum for Human Rights) ldquoFeminists Redefining Curatorial Practices in
Transnational Conversationsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Karine Duhamel (Canadian Museum for Human Rights)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Environmental Knowledge | Savoir environnemental
Virginia Vandenberg (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDisentanglingrsquo Imperial Science Cultures
Nineteenth-Century British Women and Colonial Botanical Practicesrdquo
Lisalou Martone (LER Lyon 2 amp University of Ottawa) ldquoSited environments roaming ideas
the circulation of forestry knowledge and practices across the North Atlantic (1900-1940)rdquo
Mark J McLaughlin (University of Maine) ldquoScientifically Speaking Changing Conversations
around the Intersections of the History of Science and Forestry in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Alan MacEachern (Western University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Sport Community and Oral History | Sport communauteacute et histoire orale
Carly Adams (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoItrsquos about the family getting togetherrsquo Narrating the
Postwar history of Canadian Nikkei in Southern Alberta through Womenrsquos Experiences of Sport
and Recreationrdquo
Russell Field (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA tough roadrsquo Historicizing the Sporting Experiences
of Black Nova Scotians and Challenging the Dominant Narratives of Canadian Sportrdquo
5
Peter Millman (University of Lethbridge) ldquoBlack Youth Interactions with Race Segregation
and Sport in 1950s and 1960s Truro Nova Scotiardquo
Miriam Wright (University of Windsor) ldquoSports Heroes and Claiming Public Spaces in Black
Communities in Chatham and Windsor Ontario 1940s-1970s Reflections from Oral Historiesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations over Time Politics and the Prosecution of Crime and Disorder in England
1200-1700 | Conversations agrave travers le temps La politique les poursuites judiciaires et le
deacutesordre en Angleterre 1200-1700
Kenneth Duggan (Vancouver Island University) ldquoCommunity and Crime in Thirteenth-Century
Englandrdquo
Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia University) ldquoThe Politics of Prosecution Handling the Evil
May Day Rioters in 1517rdquo
Andrea McKenzie (University of Victoria) ldquoFire and Fake News Arson Prosecutions and
Oppositional Politics during the Popish Plot 1678-81rdquo
Chair | Animateur Simon Devereaux (University of Victoria)
Joint session with Canadian Society of Medievalists | Session conjointe avec la Socieacuteteacute
canadienne des meacutedieacutevistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC
Welcome | Mot de bienvenue Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
Introduction | Preacutesentation Michel Ducharme (University of British Columbia)
Allan Greer
University
ldquoSettler Colonialism and Beyondrdquo
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Colonial North America McGill
6
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian International History Canadian Foreign Relations | Comiteacute drsquohistoire
internationale du Canada
Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comiteacute
canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe deacutetude dhistoire autochtone
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Comiteacute canadien de lrsquohistoire des
femmes
Graduate Student Committee | Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s diplocircmeacute(e)s
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Icons Trailblazers and Symbols of Virtue Memory Commemoration and Nursing
Identities | Figures embleacutematiques pionniegraveres et symboles de vertu Meacutemoire
commeacutemoration et identiteacutes des infirmiegraveres
Participants
Jill Campbell ndash Miller (Carleton University)
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto)
Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
Andrea McKenzie (York University)
Peter L Twohig (Saint Marys 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 Socieacuteteacute canadienne dhistoire de
la meacutedecine et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquohistoire du nursing
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Histories of the Senses II Senses the Supernatural and the Metaphysical | Histoire des
sens II Les sens le surnaturel et la meacutetaphysique
Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati) ldquoDevils Demoniacs and the Senses Possession
Propaganda in Early Modern Englandrdquo
Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Devilrsquos Element Cultural Constructions of
Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern Englandrdquo
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
4
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Public History for Human Rights Museums and Museology as Tools for Social Justice |
Lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee et les droits humains Les museacutees et la museacuteologie comme outils pour
la justice sociale
Stephanie B Anderson (University of Pennsylvania) ldquoMuseums Decolonization and
Indigenous Artists as First Cultural Responders A Case Study at the Canadian Museum for
Human Rightsrdquo
Jason Chalmers (University of Alberta) ldquoThe Transformative Potential of Guided Tours at the
Canadian Museum for Human Rightsrdquo
Carly Ciufo (McMaster University) ldquoDoes a Counter-Museum Need Walls Local Activism
VsAt the International Slavery Museumrdquo
Veacuteronique Bertrand-Bourget (Conjugal Slavery in War project York University) and Isabelle
Masson (Canadian Museum for Human Rights) ldquoFeminists Redefining Curatorial Practices in
Transnational Conversationsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Karine Duhamel (Canadian Museum for Human Rights)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Environmental Knowledge | Savoir environnemental
Virginia Vandenberg (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDisentanglingrsquo Imperial Science Cultures
Nineteenth-Century British Women and Colonial Botanical Practicesrdquo
Lisalou Martone (LER Lyon 2 amp University of Ottawa) ldquoSited environments roaming ideas
the circulation of forestry knowledge and practices across the North Atlantic (1900-1940)rdquo
Mark J McLaughlin (University of Maine) ldquoScientifically Speaking Changing Conversations
around the Intersections of the History of Science and Forestry in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Alan MacEachern (Western University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Sport Community and Oral History | Sport communauteacute et histoire orale
Carly Adams (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoItrsquos about the family getting togetherrsquo Narrating the
Postwar history of Canadian Nikkei in Southern Alberta through Womenrsquos Experiences of Sport
and Recreationrdquo
Russell Field (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA tough roadrsquo Historicizing the Sporting Experiences
of Black Nova Scotians and Challenging the Dominant Narratives of Canadian Sportrdquo
5
Peter Millman (University of Lethbridge) ldquoBlack Youth Interactions with Race Segregation
and Sport in 1950s and 1960s Truro Nova Scotiardquo
Miriam Wright (University of Windsor) ldquoSports Heroes and Claiming Public Spaces in Black
Communities in Chatham and Windsor Ontario 1940s-1970s Reflections from Oral Historiesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations over Time Politics and the Prosecution of Crime and Disorder in England
1200-1700 | Conversations agrave travers le temps La politique les poursuites judiciaires et le
deacutesordre en Angleterre 1200-1700
Kenneth Duggan (Vancouver Island University) ldquoCommunity and Crime in Thirteenth-Century
Englandrdquo
Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia University) ldquoThe Politics of Prosecution Handling the Evil
May Day Rioters in 1517rdquo
Andrea McKenzie (University of Victoria) ldquoFire and Fake News Arson Prosecutions and
Oppositional Politics during the Popish Plot 1678-81rdquo
Chair | Animateur Simon Devereaux (University of Victoria)
Joint session with Canadian Society of Medievalists | Session conjointe avec la Socieacuteteacute
canadienne des meacutedieacutevistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC
Welcome | Mot de bienvenue Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
Introduction | Preacutesentation Michel Ducharme (University of British Columbia)
Allan Greer
University
ldquoSettler Colonialism and Beyondrdquo
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Colonial North America McGill
6
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian International History Canadian Foreign Relations | Comiteacute drsquohistoire
internationale du Canada
Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comiteacute
canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe deacutetude dhistoire autochtone
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Comiteacute canadien de lrsquohistoire des
femmes
Graduate Student Committee | Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s diplocircmeacute(e)s
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Icons Trailblazers and Symbols of Virtue Memory Commemoration and Nursing
Identities | Figures embleacutematiques pionniegraveres et symboles de vertu Meacutemoire
commeacutemoration et identiteacutes des infirmiegraveres
Participants
Jill Campbell ndash Miller (Carleton University)
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto)
Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
Andrea McKenzie (York University)
Peter L Twohig (Saint Marys 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 Socieacuteteacute canadienne dhistoire de
la meacutedecine et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquohistoire du nursing
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Histories of the Senses II Senses the Supernatural and the Metaphysical | Histoire des
sens II Les sens le surnaturel et la meacutetaphysique
Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati) ldquoDevils Demoniacs and the Senses Possession
Propaganda in Early Modern Englandrdquo
Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Devilrsquos Element Cultural Constructions of
Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern Englandrdquo
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
5
Peter Millman (University of Lethbridge) ldquoBlack Youth Interactions with Race Segregation
and Sport in 1950s and 1960s Truro Nova Scotiardquo
Miriam Wright (University of Windsor) ldquoSports Heroes and Claiming Public Spaces in Black
Communities in Chatham and Windsor Ontario 1940s-1970s Reflections from Oral Historiesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations over Time Politics and the Prosecution of Crime and Disorder in England
1200-1700 | Conversations agrave travers le temps La politique les poursuites judiciaires et le
deacutesordre en Angleterre 1200-1700
Kenneth Duggan (Vancouver Island University) ldquoCommunity and Crime in Thirteenth-Century
Englandrdquo
Shannon McSheffrey (Concordia University) ldquoThe Politics of Prosecution Handling the Evil
May Day Rioters in 1517rdquo
Andrea McKenzie (University of Victoria) ldquoFire and Fake News Arson Prosecutions and
Oppositional Politics during the Popish Plot 1678-81rdquo
Chair | Animateur Simon Devereaux (University of Victoria)
Joint session with Canadian Society of Medievalists | Session conjointe avec la Socieacuteteacute
canadienne des meacutedieacutevistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHA Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la SHC
Welcome | Mot de bienvenue Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
Introduction | Preacutesentation Michel Ducharme (University of British Columbia)
Allan Greer
University
ldquoSettler Colonialism and Beyondrdquo
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Colonial North America McGill
6
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian International History Canadian Foreign Relations | Comiteacute drsquohistoire
internationale du Canada
Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comiteacute
canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe deacutetude dhistoire autochtone
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Comiteacute canadien de lrsquohistoire des
femmes
Graduate Student Committee | Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s diplocircmeacute(e)s
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Icons Trailblazers and Symbols of Virtue Memory Commemoration and Nursing
Identities | Figures embleacutematiques pionniegraveres et symboles de vertu Meacutemoire
commeacutemoration et identiteacutes des infirmiegraveres
Participants
Jill Campbell ndash Miller (Carleton University)
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto)
Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
Andrea McKenzie (York University)
Peter L Twohig (Saint Marys 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 Socieacuteteacute canadienne dhistoire de
la meacutedecine et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquohistoire du nursing
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Histories of the Senses II Senses the Supernatural and the Metaphysical | Histoire des
sens II Les sens le surnaturel et la meacutetaphysique
Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati) ldquoDevils Demoniacs and the Senses Possession
Propaganda in Early Modern Englandrdquo
Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Devilrsquos Element Cultural Constructions of
Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern Englandrdquo
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
6
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian International History Canadian Foreign Relations | Comiteacute drsquohistoire
internationale du Canada
Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and Transnationalism | Comiteacute
canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
Aboriginal History Studies Group | Groupe deacutetude dhistoire autochtone
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Comiteacute canadien de lrsquohistoire des
femmes
Graduate Student Committee | Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s diplocircmeacute(e)s
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Icons Trailblazers and Symbols of Virtue Memory Commemoration and Nursing
Identities | Figures embleacutematiques pionniegraveres et symboles de vertu Meacutemoire
commeacutemoration et identiteacutes des infirmiegraveres
Participants
Jill Campbell ndash Miller (Carleton University)
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto)
Sarah Glassford (Provincial Archives of New Brunswick)
Andrea McKenzie (York University)
Peter L Twohig (Saint Marys 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 Socieacuteteacute canadienne dhistoire de
la meacutedecine et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquohistoire du nursing
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Histories of the Senses II Senses the Supernatural and the Metaphysical | Histoire des
sens II Les sens le surnaturel et la meacutetaphysique
Erika Gasser (University of Cincinnati) ldquoDevils Demoniacs and the Senses Possession
Propaganda in Early Modern Englandrdquo
Andrew James Kettler (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Devilrsquos Element Cultural Constructions of
Metaphorical Brimstone and Sulfuric Instrumentality in Early Modern Englandrdquo
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
7
Chris Stokum (Boston University) ldquoPhysical Miseducation Sickness Seminaries and the
Second Great Awakeningrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Indigenous Issues | Questions autochtones au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Travis Hay (Lakehead University) ldquoThe Mountain We Renamed McKay Settler Colonial Place-
Names and Founding Violence in Thunder Bay ONrdquo
Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire) ldquoMaking Sense of Settler Colonialism in
the Archives A Missionary and a Historian Take the Trainrdquo
Martha Walls and Corey Slumkoski (Mount Saint Vincent University) ldquolsquoSuccessrsquo through
Failure The Micmac Community Development Program and the Chimera of Economic
Development 1964-1970rdquo
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoCatching Fish Feeding Families and Fighting
for Rights The Contested Waters of the Northern Coast Salish Food Fishery in the 20th
Centuryrdquo
Chair | Animateur Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
North American Violence Order and Unrest 1749-1876 A Roundtable Discussion | La
violence lrsquoordre et lrsquoagitation en Ameacuterique 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)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
8
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Early Migration and Mobility in the Pacific Northwest | La migration et la mobiliteacute dans la
reacutegion nord-ouest du Pacifique
Jean Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoIroquois in the West as Exemplars of what
Might Have Been for Indigenous Peoplesrdquo
Zhongping Chen (University of Victoria) ldquoChinese Labour Contractors and Labourers of the
Canadian Pacific Railway 1880-85rdquo
Yukari Takai (University of Windsor) ldquoA Threat to Modernization Japanese
Migration Prostitution and Gendered Ideology in Meiji Hawailsquoi and the North American Westrdquo
Maurice Guibord (Socieacuteteacute historique francophone de la Colombie-Britannique) laquo Emma
Lamontagne-Vachon eacutepistoliegravere et chroniqueuse Vancouver 1886 raquo
Chair | Animateur Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Canadians and Communism | Les Canadiens les Canadiennes et le communisme
Kassandra Luciuk (University of Toronto) ldquoAnti-Communist Violence and the Shaping of
Hegemony in Cold War Canadardquo
Michael Petrou (Carleton University) ldquolsquoAnti-British hellip roaring communist hellip but has couragersquo
the wars of Canadian SOE agent Steve Markosrdquo
Chair | Animateur Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Defining Citizenship | Deacutefinir la citoyenneteacute
Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) and Per Axelsson (Umearing universitet) ldquoDefining lsquousrsquo
defining lsquothemrsquo A comparative discussion of race and ethnicity in Canadian censuses and
Swedish population registers 1852-2018rdquo
Katelyn Arac (Queenrsquos University) ldquoA Place to Call Home Nazis and the Construction of
Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policyrdquo
Jatinder Mann (Hong Kong Baptist University) ldquoThe Redefinition of Citizenship in Canada
1950s-1970srdquo
Thirstan Falconer (St Jeromersquos University) ldquolsquoOn Our Termsrsquo Unpacking the Politics of
Ethnicity During the 1960s and 1970s in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
9
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Conversations about Inequality and Homelessness in Canada | Conversations agrave propos des
ineacutegaliteacutes et de lrsquoitineacuterance au Canada
Benjamin Isitt (University of Victoria) ldquoDebating and Developing Decommodified Housing in
Greater Victoria Historical and Contemporary Perspectivesrdquo
Eoin Kelly (University of Victoria) ldquoFinding the Homeless in Early Twentieth‐Century Century Canadardquo
Eric W Sager (University of Victoria) ldquoInequality and the Politics of Spiritual Engineering in
Early Twentieth‐Century Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Lynne Marks (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CCWH Keynote Address Queer Thoughts for Challenging Times Writing Canadian
Histories of Sexuality amp Gender from the Margins | Discours liminaire de CCHF
Reacuteflexions homosexuelles pour des temps difficiles Eacutecrire lrsquohistoire canadienne de la
sexualiteacute et du genre agrave partir de la peacuteripheacuterie
Keynote speaker | Confeacuterenciegravere Valerie Korinek (University of Saskatchewan)
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
Introduction Heather Stanley (Vancouver Island University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History ndash Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes (CCWH ndash CCHF)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Accidental Intentional Successful and Failed Species Introduction in a Scientific
Ecological Imperial Context | Accidentelle intentionnelle reacuteussie ou rateacutee
Lrsquointroduction de nouvelles espegraveces dans un contexte scientifique eacutecologique et impeacuterial
Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia) ldquoInsects Entomologists and Parasites on the
Move The Mediterranean Fruit Fly Biological Pest Control and Agricultural Governance in
Early Twentieth-Century Hawailsquoirdquo
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia) ldquoCarabid colonialism Carl Lindroth
Newfoundland and the Faunal Connections between Europe and North Americardquo
Suzanne Morton (McGill University) ldquoA lsquoLost-Colonyrsquo in the Pacific Nation-Building through
Lobstersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tina Loo (University of British Columbia)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
10
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
From Looking Out to Looking Back The First Year after the Defence | Avant et apregraves La
premiegravere anneacutee apregraves la deacutefense
Participants
Stephen Smith
Patrick Corbeil
Mikhail Bjorge
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1730 | 15h30 ndash 17h30
Canadian Society for Renaissance Studies Keynote Address | Discours liminaire de la Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance (Buch A201)
Roger Chartier
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
du livre
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Histories of the Senses III Politics Oppression and the Senses | Histoire des sens III La
politique lrsquooppression et les sens
Christopher Sparshott (Northwestern University in Qatar) ldquoMade-to-Measure Loyalism The
Politics of Clothes in Revolutionary New Yorkrdquo
Evan A Kutzler (Georgia Southwestern State University) ldquoThe Fugitives Sensorium Escaped
Union Prisoners and Enslaved People in the Confederate Southrdquo
Darinee Alagirisamy (Hong Kong University) ldquoCultivating An Eye for Reform The
Development of a Visual Culture of Temperance in Late Colonial South Indiardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jacqueline Holler (University of Northern British Columbia)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
Socieacuteteacute canadienne drsquoeacutetudes de la Renaissance de lrsquoAssociation canadienne de traductologie de
la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique du Canada et de lrsquoAssociation canadienne pour lrsquoeacutetude de lrsquohistoire
Professeur Collegravege de France
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
11
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Making of Canada 1920-1950 Policy Institutions and Identity | Lrsquoeacutedification du
Canada 1920-1950 Politiques publiques institutions et identiteacutes
Virginia Torrie (University of Manitoba) ldquoFederalism and Farm Debt during the Great
Depression Political Impetuses for the Farmersrsquo Creditors Arrangement Act 1934rdquo
PE Bryden (University of Victoria) ldquoAbout an Office A New Look at the Origins of the PMOrdquo
Raymond B Blake (University of Regina) ldquoMackenzie King and the Reconstruction of
Canadarsquos National Identityrdquo
Chair | Animateur Will Langford (Dalhousie University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
American Foreign Policy | Politique internationale ameacutericaine
Bernard Lemelin (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoThe United States and the Organization of American
States 1948-1968 The Attitude of the Executive and Legislative Branchesrdquo
Dexter Fergie (Northwestern University) ldquoGeopolitics in Orbit lsquoThe Paradox of Pax
Americanarsquo and Global Satellite Communications 1964-1971rdquo
Rosanne Sia (University of Southern California) ldquoThe Limits and Ambiguities of Cold War
American Cultural Diplomacy Teahouse of the August Moon on Tourrdquo
Holly M Karibo (Oklahoma State University) ldquoConversations across Borders A Comparative
Look at the Politics of Transnational Drug Regulation in Canada the US and Mexicordquo
Chair | Animateur Jessica Wang (University of British Columbia)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
SHARING CIRCLE Art Performance and Occupation Radical Decolonizing Tools for
Historians | CERCLE DE PARTAGE Lrsquoart la performance et lrsquooccupation Outils
radicaux pour la deacutecolonisation agrave 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 ndash Songs in the Key of Cree ndash
Indigenous Language Revitalization in the Archives and on the Road
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
12
Participants
Susan Roy (University of Waterloo)
Heather George (University of Waterloo)
SHARING EXPERIENCE 3 The Kikarsquoige Historical Society ldquoSitting inrdquo as Historical Practice
Participants
Kim Anderson (University of Guelph)
Lianne Leddy (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Allan Downey (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Claims to Legitimacy Kinship and Religion as Modes of Governance in Settler Societies |
Appels agrave la leacutegitimiteacute La parenteacute et la religion comme modes de gouvernance dans les
socieacuteteacutes coloniales
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University) ldquoGifts Kin and Governance The Demobilization of the
Six Nations after the American Revolution and Debates over Corruptionrdquo
Krista Barclay (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoTies of Kindred and Affectionrsquo Fur Trade Networks
of Kin Power and Patronage in Colonial Canadardquo
Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto) ldquoWhite Rites Kinship Anglicanism and Sovereignty
in Early-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Chair and Commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Adele Perry (University of Manitoba)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Historical Mobility across Space and Class Canada in the Late 19th and Early 20th
Centuries | Mobiliteacute historique agrave travers lrsquoespace et les classes Le Canada agrave la fin du
dix-neuviegraveme et au deacutebut du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta) ldquoMobility Studies The Importance of Timing and
Sourcesrdquo
Kris Inwood (University of Guelph) ldquoFamily Background and the Inheritance of opportunity in
19th Century Canadardquo
Gordon Darroch (York University) ldquoMapping Mundane Migration Nineteenth-Century Central
Ontariordquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Dillon (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network for Economic History | Parraineacutee par le Reacuteseau canadien
dhistoire eacuteconomique
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
13
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Whorsquos Afraid of Visual Proof Discussing Visual Culturersquos Challenge to Historical
Methodologies | Qui a peur des preuves visuelles Discussion autour des deacutefis poseacutes par la
culture visuelle aux approches historiques
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University) ldquoThe Problem of Proof Visual Culturersquos Challenge
to Historical Methodologyrdquo
James Opp (Carleton University) ldquoPics or it didnrsquot happen on photographs and the reluctance of
historiansrdquo
Daniel Ruumlck (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Measure of a Land Sizing up historical maps and
spatial datardquo
Chair | Animatrice Jan Hadlaw (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Troubled Intersections between Feminism Religious Faith Heritage and Community | Agrave la
croiseacutee du feacuteminisme de la foi religieuse du patrimoine et de la communauteacute
Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) and Margaret Little (Queens University) ldquoJewish
Feminists and Secular Feminism in Canadardquo
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoDo I need to sit beside the man to be equal to himrsquo
Second Wave Feminism and Jewish Women in Montreal 1962-1980rdquo
Linda M Ambrose (Laurentian University) ldquoPentecostals and Public Engagement Bernice
Gerard in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Ruth Frager (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Treaty Talks Engaging Non-Indigenous Canadians with the Past and Present of Treaties |
Discussion agrave propos des traiteacutes Inteacuteresser les Canadiennes et les Canadiens qui ne sont pas
autochtones aux traiteacutes et agrave leurs significations actuelles
Alison Norman (Trent University and Ontario Ministry of Indigenous Affairs) ldquoHow Ontarians
are learning that lsquoWe are all Treaty Peoplersquordquo
Heidi Bohaker (University of Toronto) ldquoLearning to Listen to Anishinaabe Law Ceremony amp
Testimony in the 2017-2018 Robinson Treaties Litigationrdquo
Laura Murray (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDoing Treaty History at Home Archives Partnerships
and Local Politicsrdquo
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
14
Dave Mowat (Alderville First Nation) ldquoA Local Treaty History Travail
Chair | Animateur Carolyn Podruchny (York University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Being an Historian in the Neoliberal University | Ecirctre une historienne ou un historien dans
une universiteacute neacuteolibeacuterale
Participants
Christo Aivalis (University of Toronto)
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos College Western University)
Edward Dunsworth (University of Toronto)
Roberta Lexier (Mount Royal University)
Chair | Animateur Jim Naylor (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1730 ndash 2000 | 17h30 ndash 20h00
Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History Reception | Reacuteception du Comiteacute canadien sur
lrsquohistoire des femmes
1930 ndash 2030 | 19h30 ndash 20h30 TBA
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
15
TUESDAY JUNE 4 | MARDI 4 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Perspectives nouvelles en histoire des meacutedias drsquoEurope et drsquoAmeacuterique | New Perspectives
in European and American Media History
Dominique Trudel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Chicoutimi) et Juliette De Maeyer (Universiteacute de
Montreacuteal) laquo De lhistoire des meacutedias aux meacutedias de lhistoire les archives en 140 caractegraveres raquo
Anna Tible (Universiteacute Paris 13) laquo Les documentalistes de lINA Sortir de lombre les archives
audiovisuelles des anneacutees 1950 agrave nos jours raquo
Audrey Leblanc (Eacutecole des hautes eacutetudes en sciences sociales) Diffuser sa cartographie du
monde et de la socieacuteteacute les fonds de photographies drsquoagences ayant servi drsquoappuis reacutedactionnels
aux journaux teacuteleacuteviseacutes de loffice de radiodiffusion teacuteleacutevision [ORTF] (1960-1986) raquo
Aline Hartemann (Universiteacute Paris-NanterreMuseacutee des mondes contemporains France) laquo De la
Socieacuteteacute dEacutedition de Programmes de Teacuteleacutevision agrave ARTE quelle eacutevolution de lidentiteacute
europeacuteenne au sein de la chaicircne de teacuteleacutevision franco-allemande de sa naissance agrave nos jours raquo
Chair | Animateur Olivier Cocircteacute (Museacutee canadien de lrsquohistoire)
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Letters to Loved Ones New Perspectives on Kin and Community Networks from across
the British World | Lettres envoyeacutees aux gens aimeacutes Nouvelles perspectives sur les
reacuteseaux communautaires et familiaux agrave travers le monde britannique
Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT) ldquolsquoLet us look at the bright side alwaysrsquo Mother-and-Son
Correspondence across Borders in the 1850s William Jarvis Hamilton and Hannah Jarvis
Hamiltonrdquo
Elyse Bell (Queenrsquos University) ldquolsquoTo think of your happy firesidersquo The Materiality of Home
and Belonging in the Letters of James and Letitia Hargrave 1826-1854rdquo
Mike Borsk (Queenrsquos University) ldquoDebt Amongst Friends The Large Family and the Formation
of a Transatlantic Credit Networkrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Jane Errington (Royal Military College of Canada and Queenrsquos University)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
16
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Nineteenth-Century Indigenous history | Histoire autochtone du dix-neuviegraveme siegravecle
Ted Binnema (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquolsquoWe Shall Yet Arise Out of the Ruins
of Our Great Fallrsquo The Cross-Cultural Conversations on Indian Policy Formation in Canada
1815-1830rdquo
Nathalie Kermoal and Leah Hrycun (University of Alberta) ldquoMeacutetis Land Tenure in Edmonton
on Both Side of the North Saskatchewan Riverrdquo
Jesse Robertson (Associate Know History Victoria BC) ldquoTracing Indigenous Families and
Identity in Canadarsquos Inland Lighthouse Service 1855-1920rdquo
William Wicken (York University) ldquoPhoebe Johnson John Vanevery and the Politics of Gender
Relationships in the Six Nations Grand River reserve 1889-1906rdquo
Chair | Animateur Emma Battell Lowman (University of Hertfordshire)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations about Migrants and Settlers | Discussion agrave propos des migrants et des
colonisateurs
Ryan Eyford (University of Winnipeg) ldquoFirst Settler Conversations about Sigtryggur Joacutenassonrdquo
Royden Loewen (University of Winnipeg) ldquoImagining their Frontiers Mennonite Settlers in
Iowa Manitoba and Siberiardquo
Jon G Malek (University of Manitoba) ldquolsquoA Continuous Heritage of Smallnessrsquo Filipino
Nationalism and Post-Colonial Identity in the Canadian Diasporardquo
Ashleigh Androsoff (University of Saskatchewan ) ldquoHow We Harmonized The Unsung
History of Saskatchewanrsquos Independent Doukhoborsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lisa Chilton (University of Prince Edward Island)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Migration Ethnicity and transnationalism Parraineacutee
par le Comiteacute canadien sur la migration lethniciteacute et le transnationalisme
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Death Penalty across Two Centuries of Canadian History | La peine de mort au cours
de deux cent ans drsquohistoire canadienne
Donald Fyson (Universiteacute Laval) ldquoBeyond the Hanging Judge Quebec Trial Judges and the
Death Penalty 1764-1893rdquo
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
17
Michael Boudreau (St Thomas University) ldquolsquoHe was always a mental defectiversquo Psychiatric
Conversations and the Execution of Bennie Swim in New Brunswick 1922rdquo
Carolyn Strange (Australian National University) ldquoThe Politics of Capital Sex Murder Cases
1957-1967 Drawing Historical Insights from Cabinet Conclusionsrdquo
Chair | Animateur Jonathan Swainger (University of Northern British Columbia)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
When Economics and Politics Clash Canada and the Continental Economy | Quand
lrsquoeacuteconomie et la politique srsquoaffrontent Le Canada et lrsquoeacuteconomie continentale
Stephen Salmon (Steamer Consulting) ldquolsquo the error you had been led intorsquo Canadian
Transportation Policy in a North American Context 1880-1893rdquo
James Hull (UBC Okanagan) ldquoDomestic Manufacture and the Political Economy of the Tariff
after the 1911 Electionrdquo
Stephen Azzi (Carleton University) ldquoThree Case Studies in Canadian Foreign Investment Policy
since 1957rdquo
Chair | Animateur Peter Baskerville (University of Alberta)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
War and Peace in Canada during the Cold War | Guerre et paix au Canada durant la
Guerre froide
Susan Colbourn (Yale University) ldquoThe Atomic Commonwealth Canadian Ties to the British
Empire and the Shaping of the Early Atomic Agerdquo
Brandon Cordeiro (McMaster University) ldquoNuclear Vision Canada Modernity and the Nuclear
Age 1974-1979rdquo
Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Megan Blair (University of Waterloo)
ldquoConversations with lsquoGrey Haired Ambassadorsrsquo Diplomats off the Grid 1963-69rdquo
Magali Deleuze (RMC) laquo Conversation agrave travers le temps Maintien de la paix et
professionnalisme militaire (1956-1989) raquo
Chair | Animateur Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto)
Sponsored by the Canadian Business History Association | Parraineacutee par lAssociation
canadienne pour lhistoire des affaires
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
18
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
The Woman Suffrage Movement of the US and Canadian Wests Connected
Comparative and Transborder Dimensions | Le mouvement des suffragettes dans lrsquoOuest
canadien et ameacutericain Connexion comparaison et dimensions transfrontaliegraveres
Molly Rozum (University of South Dakota Vermillion) ldquolsquoIndians vs Womenrsquo The 1890s
South Dakota Womenrsquos Suffrage Campaignrdquo
Lori Ann Lahlum (Minnesota State University Mankato) ldquolsquoVictory will come in 1916rsquo Post-
1914 Women Suffrage in North Dakotardquo
Dee Garceau (Affiliate Faculty University of Montana) ldquoVirginia Billedeaux Womenrsquos
Suffrage and Tribal Empowermentrdquo
Bjoumlrg Hjartardόttir (Independent Scholar Reykjavik Iceland) ldquoIcelandic Suffrage Activism in
Canadardquo
Sarah Carter (University of Alberta) ldquoLouise McKinney The North Dakota Years of an Alberta
Suffragistrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Teaching Public History | Enseigner lrsquohistoire appliqueacutee
Jordan Baker (Nipissing University) ldquoPublic History Interpretation Strategies and the
Undergraduate History Studentrdquo
Jennifer Bonnell and Audrey Pyeacutee (York University) ldquoThe Value of Public History Placements
to Studentsrsquo Learning and Professional Outcomesrdquo
Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University) ldquoPublic History at Brandon Universityrdquo
Laura Macaluso (Early College Program Central Virginia Community College) Monument
Culture Public History and Pedagogy Some Ideas for Expanding the Conversation to include
Studentsrdquo
Moderator | Modeacuterateur Daniel Ross (UQAM)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
19
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
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 | Ecirctre
optimiste face agrave lrsquoavenir sans savoir comment y parvenir Le soutien aux eacutetudiantes et
aux eacutetudiants de tous les cycles dans leur transition au monde du travail
Maren Wood (Beyond the Professoriate) ldquoHow to Succeed Beyond the Professoriate and
Stories from PhDs who Haverdquo
Mathew Stone (Stone-Olafson Research Consulting) ldquoUnderstanding the Perspectives and
Needs of the End-Userrdquo
Janay Nugent (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Role of Faculty in Preparing Students for the
World of Workrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Maija Leivo
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable Classroom Conversations on Indigenous and Settler
Histories in Canada Reflections from Intersecting Fields | Atelier sur la CVR ndash
Table ronde Discussions en classe sur lrsquohistoire autochtone et coloniale au Canada
Reacuteflexions 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 lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 |10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
20
1000 ndash 1130 | 10h00 ndash 11h30
Encountering Asian Canadian Archives
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 | Parraineacute par le
Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies program at UBC
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Beyond the ldquoIntellectual Awakeningrdquo The Circulation of Books and Ideas in Eighteenth-
and Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia | Au-delagrave du laquo reacuteveil intellectuel raquo La circulation
des livres et des ideacutees au dix-huitiegraveme et dix-neuviegraveme siegravecles
Gwendolyn Davies (University of New Brunswick) ldquolsquoTis Beautifully Wrotersquo The Byles Letters
of Nova Scotia from Revolution to Cultural Revelation (1770s-1830s)rdquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquolsquoO may those blessed truths have a wide circulationrsquo
Edward Manning and the circulation of books and ideas in Nova Scotia ca 1810-1850rdquo
Daniel Samson (Brock University) ldquoJames Barry Books and the Circulation of Ideas in Rural
Nova Scotia ca 1850-1900rdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Karen Smith (Dalhousie University)
Joint Session with Bibliographical Society of Canada | Parraineacutee par la Socieacuteteacute bibliographique
du Canada
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Promoting and Challenging British Imperialism | Pomouvoir et deacutefier lrsquoimpeacuterialisme
britannique
Heena Mistry (Queenrsquos University) ldquoIndian Colonization Schemes and the Territorial
Imagination of Reformrdquo
Ian Wereley (University of Calgary) ldquoSelling an Empire of Oil Architecture Imperialism and
the Publicity Activities of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company 1924-1925rdquo
Eric Tanguay (Balsillie School of International Affairs) ldquoArchitecture of Denial Imperial
Violence and the Construction of Law and Historical Knowledge during the Mau Mau Uprising
1952-1960rdquo
Chair | Animateur Cecilia Morgan (OISEUT)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
21
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century North American Politics | La politique nord-ameacutericaine au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Gregory Wigmore (Santa Clara University) ldquoReputation Power and Patronage in the Early
Canada-US Borderlandrdquo
Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick) ldquoLand Contribution and Civic Participation A
New Perspective on the Electoral Franchise across Nineteenth-Century British North Americardquo
Quentin Janel (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal) laquo La naissance du candidat preacutesidentiel
moderne aux Etats-Unis pratiques et repreacutesentations du discours public dans les campagnes
eacutelectorales du XIXe siegravecle raquo
Chair | Animateur Elizabeth Mancke (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Reframing Conversations around Indigenous Photographic Archives | Reformuler la
discussion autour des archives photographiques autochtones
Carol Payne (Carleton University) ldquoVisual Conversations Across Time and Culture The
Archive of Photographs by Joseph Idlout ( ndash 1968) Authorship and Receptionrdquo
Carmen Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoFilling Gaps Mining Photographic Archives as a
Form of Indigenous Art Historical Collections Researchrdquo
Carol Williams (University of Lethbridge (Treaty 7 Territory AB) ldquoChallenging Settler and
Humanitarian Rhetoric of the Residential School Photographsrdquo
Jeff Thomas (independent curator and photographer) ldquoWhere the Rivers Meetrdquo
Sherry Farrell Racette (University of Regina) ldquoDetournement Indigenous Women Take the
Lensrdquo
Paul Seesequasis (writer cultural worker and commentator) ldquoThe Indigenous Archival Photo
Projectrdquo
Chair and Commentator | Animateur et commentateur audience | auditoire
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
22
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Power and Authority in New France and Beyond | Pouvoir et autoriteacute en Nouvelle-France
et au deacutebut du reacutegime britannique
Helen Dewar (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquoThe Maritime and Territorial Landscapes of Authority
in New Francerdquo
Mairi Cowan (University of Toronto) ldquoThe Execution of Daniel Vuil A Confusing Case of
Capital Punishment in Seventeenth-Century Queacutebecrdquo
David More (Queenrsquos University) lsquoldquoThe Severity of this Servicersquo Canadien Inland Mariners
during the Early Post-Conquest Erardquo
Chair | Animateur Michel Duquet (Canadian Historical Association)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The White lsquoDiscoveryrsquo of Race in Twentieth-Century Canada | La laquo deacutecouverte raquo de la
race par les Canadiens blancs au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Cheryl Thompson (Ryerson University) ldquoFinding Blackface in the Community The Role of
Racialized Performance during Canadarsquos Modern Period 1880s to 1930srdquo
Ian McKay (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race The Colonial Archives and the
History of Racialized Minorities in Nova Scotia 1930s-1980srdquo
Peter Graham (McMaster University) ldquolsquoDiscoveringrsquo Race Liberalism the Media and the
Struggle Against Institutional Racism in the Long 1960srdquo
Chair | Animateur David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
20th
-Century Urban and Suburban lives | Vies urbaines et suburbaines au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Penfold (University of Toronto) ldquoScarborough against The Scarborough Suburban
Resistance to Expressways in Metro Toronto 1971-1984rdquo
Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia) ldquoSchool Taxes and Suburban Community
Belonging in Mid-Twentieth-Century Canadardquo
Simon Vickers (University of Toronto) ldquoThe 1980s Gap Narratives of Urban Activism in Post-
1960s Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Robert McDonald (University of British Columbia)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
23
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Secrecy Surveillance and Security in Twentieth-Century Canada | Secret surveillance et
seacutecuriteacute au Canada au cours du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Steve Hewitt (University of Birmingham) ldquolsquoOne-Man Warrsquo Lone-Actor Terrorism in Canada
1868-2018rdquo
Brandon Webb (Concordia University) ldquoBehind the Drawn Curtain Security and Surveillance
in Canadarsquos Cold War Exchanges 1955-1965rdquo
Sean Michael Holman (Mount Royal University) ldquoNaderrsquos Raid on Government Secrecy in
Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Magali Deleuze (RMC)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Writing Family History and Objectivity | Lrsquoobjectiviteacute et lrsquoeacutecriture des histoires de famille
Leslie Choquette (Assumption College) ldquoFamily Archives and Research at Assumption
Collegersquos French Instituterdquo
Catherine Gidney (St Thomas University) ldquoEncounters with the Personal Pastrdquo or ldquoOn loving
and hating your relativesrdquo
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoLife Writing
Collaboration and the Diaries of Ida Louise (Friars) Martin Saint John NB 1945-
1992rdquo
Brittany Luby (University of Guelph) ldquoAncestral Politics and Academic Risk An Exploration of
the Conflict between Anishinaabe Process and Colonial Ethics in Community-Based Researchrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (UNBC) ldquoSubjectivity and Objectivity Photography Family and the
Historianrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentatrice Laura Madokoro (McGill University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Displaying Canadian Technoscience | Mettre de lrsquoavant la technoscience canadienne
Dany Guay-Beacutelanger (Canadian Game Studies Association) ldquoVideogames in Canada Is There a
Canadian Videogame historyrdquo
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
24
Jan Hadlaw (York University) ldquolsquoThis is What Modern Canadian Technology Looks Likersquo
Making the Contempra Telephone a National Design Iconrdquo
Blair Stein (University of Oklahoma) ldquoConfederation Plane Air Canada at Expo 67 and Jet-Age
National Identityrdquo
Michael Windover (Carleton University) ldquoDisplaying Media Architecture and Socio-Spatial
Experience with the CBCrdquo
Chair | Animateur James Opp (Carleton University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Dealing with Trauma | Aborder les traumatismes
Scott W Murray (Mount Royal University) ldquoSurvivor Testimony in the Digital Agerdquo
Katherine Bruce-Lockhart (University of Toronto) ldquoRemembering and Forgetting with the State
The Archival Aftermath of Ugandarsquos Commission of Inquiry into Violations of Human Rightsrdquo
Pheroze Unwalla (University of British Columbia) ldquoTeaching Trauma Activist History and the
Need for Interdisciplinarityrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Political History Group | Groupe drsquohistoire politique
Histoire sociale Social History
Canadian Network for Economic History | Reacuteseau canadien drsquohistoire eacuteconomique
Active History | HistoireEngageacutee
Media and Communication History Committee | Comiteacute de lrsquohistoire des meacutedias
et de la communication
LabourLe Travail Editorial Board Meeting
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book Launch for UBC Press books | Lancement de livres publieacutes par UBC Press
Laura Ishiguro Nothing to Write Home About British Family Correspondence and the
Settler Colonial Everyday in British Columbia
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
25
Tina Loo Moved by the State Forced Relocation and Making a Good Life in Postwar
Canada
[Paige Raibmon]
Sponsored by the UBC History Department | Parraineacute par le deacutepartement drsquohistoire de UBC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Book launch by 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
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Poster Session | Seacuteance de communications afficheacutees
Sonya de Laat (McMaster University) Dominique Marshall (Carleton University) and Sandrine
Murray (Carleton University) ldquoMediated Mercy Visual Histories of Canadian Aid to Refugees
and Displaced People Abroadrdquo (Common project of the Canadian Network on Humanitarian
History)
Magdalene Klassen (Johns Hopkins University) ldquoNon-denominational Organizing in Montrealrsquos
Red-Light District 1915ndash1918rdquo
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquoWar of the Dots Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-
Century North Americardquo
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
26
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
ldquoMemory Warsrdquo and the Holocaust seen from the German Polish and Canadian
Perspectives | La guerre de meacutemoire et lrsquoHolocauste des points de vue allemand
polonais et canadien
Jan Grabowski (University of Ottawa) ldquoHolocaust Envy Holocaust Distortion and Holocaust
Denial - Memory amp Commemoration of the Holocaust in Eastern Europerdquo
Richard Menkis (University of British Columbia) ldquoHolocaust Commemorations in Canada
Retrospect and Prospectrdquo
Myriam Gerber (Concordia University) ldquoUnsettled Heritage Munichrsquos Redeeming Public
Memory Narratives and an Inconvenient Holocaust Mass Graverdquo
Miranda Brethour (University of Ottawa) ldquoThe Power of the Righteous Remembering
Holocaust Rescuers in Post-Communist Polandrdquo
Chair | Animateur Hernan Tesler-Mabe (University of Ottawa)
Sponsored by the Association for Canadian Jewish Studies | Parraineacutee par lrsquoAssociation
drsquoeacutetudes juives canadiennes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Contemporary Indigenous Struggle | Les luttes autochtones contemporaines
Nicholas Xemŧoltw Claxton and John Price (University of Victoria) ldquoFrom Title to
Sovereignty Resetting Coastal Historyrdquo
Genevieve Renard Painter (Concordia University) ldquoRetelling the Charters Rights Race and
Indigeneity in the Making of Womens Equality Rights in Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur John Lutz (University of Victoria)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Gender Space and Mobility A Conversation about the Law Sanctuary and Security |
Genre espace et mobiliteacute Discussion agrave propos de la loi du droit drsquoasile et de la
seacutecuriteacute
Nadia Galiani Jones (Central European University) ldquoPhenomenologies of lsquoOtherrsquo Along the
Balkan Route Hungarian Humanitarian Responses in Historical Perspectiverdquo
Bradley Miller (University of British Columbia) ldquolsquoI am just as free to marry as he isrsquo Gender
and Divorce within and beyond Canadian Law 1886-1930rdquo
Laura Madokoro (McGill University) ldquoWomen at Risk Subjectivity and Sanctuary across
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
27
Bordersrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
First World War from the Homefront | La Premiegravere Guerre mondiale telle que veacutecue au
Canada
Stephanie Olsen (McGill University University of Tampere) ldquoAn Emotional History of
Childrenrsquos Actions during the First World Warrdquo
Lyndsay Campbell (University of Calgary) ldquoThe War-time Elections Act (1917) and the History
of Canadian Womenrsquos Suffragerdquo
Kyle Pritchard (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoWomen in the Canadian Munitions Industry during
the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Aesthetic Linkages The Cultural Relations Approach to Canadian Diplomatic History |
Liens estheacutetiques Eacutetudier lrsquohistoire diplomatique canandienne agrave 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 EK Smith (Carleton University) ldquolsquoVisiting-cardsrsquo from the Worldrsquos Great Museums
Exploring International Cultural Relations through Masterpieces of European Paintingrdquo
Jeffrey Brison (Queenrsquos University) ldquoPhilanthropic Foundations as Non-State Actors in the
lsquoClubsrsquo and lsquoNetworksrsquo of Diplomacyrdquo
Chair and commentator | Animatrice et commentatrice Lynda Jessup (Queenrsquos University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Developing a Sense of Belonging and Community | Deacutevelopper un sentiment
drsquoappartenance et de communauteacute
Frank A Abbott (Independent scholar) ldquolsquoMillion Dollar Festivalrsquo Tourism and Belonging in the
Vancouver Chinese Carnival of 1936rdquo
Shannon Conway (University of Ottawa) ldquoNewfoundlandrsquos (Continuing) Regional Identity
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
28
within Canadardquo
Robert S Kossuth (University of Lethbridge) ldquolsquoThe Athletic Sonrsquo(s) Promoting lsquoCanada Firstrsquo
and the Winnipeg and Central District Native Sons of Canada through Sport and Recreationrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Western Genre and Western-ness in the Popular (Canadian) Imagination 1910-1950 |
Le genre et lrsquoidentiteacute Western dans lrsquoimaginaire populaire canadien 1910-1950
Susan Nance (University of Guelph) ldquoStraining Against the Rope How Animals Became
Westernrdquo
Ben Bradley (Network in Canadian History and Environment) ldquoStages of the Past Stagecoaches
as Objects of Frontier and Energy Nostalgia in Western Canada 1910-1950rdquo
Erin Schuurs (University of Guelph) ldquoWilf Carter as Canadarsquos Cowboy 1930-1950rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Mary-Ellen Kelm (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Body Gender and Sport in North America during the Twentieth Century | Le corps le
genre et le sport en Ameacuterique du Nord au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Ornella Nzindukiyimana (St Francis Xavier University) ldquolsquoWell I See the Darkies Are Arrivinrsquo
Reflections on Sport Experiences of Black Women in Ontario (1920s-1940s)rdquo
Stacy L Lorenz (University of Alberta) ldquolsquoThe King of Hockeyrsquos Fist-Fightersrsquo Gordie Howe
Violence and Postwar Masculinityrdquo
Matthew S Wiseman (University of Toronto) paper written with Jane Nicholas (St Jeromersquos
University) ldquoDiving into Womanhood Synchronized Swimming in Ontario 1940-70srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Heather Stanley Vancouver Island University
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Rethinking History | Repenser lrsquohistoire
Deanna Turner (Queenrsquos University) ldquoThe Chronotope of National History The
Communicative Imperative of Time-Space Synthesisrdquo
Andrea Mason (London School of Economics) ldquoDevelopment of the Polish National Mythology
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
29
of the Second World Warrdquo
Mia R McKie (University of Toronto) ldquoEpistemological Subjectivity as Methodology Nuya
and the Tuscarora Nationrdquo
Chair | Animateur John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Environment Conservation and Labour in Pacific North America | Lrsquoenvironnement la
preacuteservation et le travail sur la cocircte pacifique de lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord
Lissa Wadewitz (Linfield College) ldquolsquoThe Gospel of Kindnessrsquo Masculinity and Violence in the
American Whaling Fleetrdquo
Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia) ldquoEnvironment Race and Exclusion
in the BC Salmon Fisheries 1910-1930rdquo
Jason M Colby (University of Victoria) ldquolsquoNo Fish No Blackfishrsquo Orcas and the New Salmon
Politics of the West Coastrdquo
Chair | Animateur Benjamin Bryce (University of Northern British Columbia)
Commentator | Commentateur Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Complicated Conversations Re-examining Canadian Historical Scholarship through a
Critical Race Lens | Discussions complexes Re-examiner le travail historique des
historiennes et historiens canadiens agrave travers le prisme critique de la question raciale
Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick) ldquoBack Home and Abroad Exploring Diasporic
Memory Work in Historical Scholarshiprdquo
Patrice Allen (York University) ldquoMethods for Excavating the lives of Radical Women of the
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in a Canadian Contextrdquo
Claudine Bonner (Acadia University) ldquoGaps in the Atlantic Diasporic Narrative An Exploration
of African Nova Scotian Historyrdquo
Natasha Henry (York University) ldquoTelling it Like it Was African Enslavement in the Canadian
Colonial Archivesrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Afua Cooper Dalhousie University
Joint Session with the Black Canadian Studies Association | Session conjointe avec Black
Canadian Studies Association
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
30
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1630 | 15h30 ndash 16h30
Presidential Address | Discours de la preacutesidente
1630 ndash 1730 | 16h30 ndash 17h30
Annual General Meeting Reacuteunion annuelle des membres
1730 ndash 18 00 | 17h30 ndash 18h00 Break | Pause
1800 ndash 1900 | 18h00 ndash 19h00
CHA Prize Ceremony | Remise des prix de la SHC
2000 | 20h00
Social event | Activiteacute sociale (Cliopalooza)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
31
WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 | MERCREDI 5 JUIN
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00 BUCH B313
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
ldquoIrelands Empire The Roman Catholic Church in the English-speaking World 1829-1914rdquo
Joint session with Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA) | Session conjointe de la
Canadian Catholic Historical Association (CCHA)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Written Childhoods Writing in the Lives of Children and Youth | Eacutecrire lrsquoenfance
Lrsquoeacutecriture dans la vie des enfants et de la jeunesse
Roderick Barman (University of British Columbia) ldquoConversing with the Past ndash Retrieving
Childhood between Canada and England during the Second World Warrdquo
Catherine Larochelle (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) laquo (Srsquo)imaginer ailleurs lrsquoimagination impeacuteriale
dans les eacutecrits des eacutelegraveves queacutebeacutecois (1850-1915) raquo
JI Little (Simon Fraser University) ldquoEmerging Manhood Henry Trentrsquos BC Adventure 1862-
63rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Kristine Alexander (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the History of Children and Youth Group | Parraineacutee par le Groupe dhistoire de
lenfance et de la jeunesse
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Making Waves on the West Coast New Directions in the History of the Womenrsquos
Movement in British Columbia | Faire des vagues sur la Cocircte ouest Nouvelles
perspectives sur lrsquohistoire du mouvement des femmes en Colombie-Britannique
Nadine Boulay (Simon Fraser University) ldquoLesbian and Queer Womens Political Organizing in
Rural BC during the 1970s and 80srdquo
Financial support for this session was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social
Sciences | Gracircce agrave lrsquoaide financiegravere de la Feacutedeacuteration des sciences humaines
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
32
Lara Campbell (Simon Fraser University) ldquoRethinking the Politics of First Wave Feminism
Class and Genderrdquo
Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta) ldquoHow the State Shaped the Womenrsquos Movementrdquo
Lisa Pasolli (Queenrsquos University) ldquoConsidering Child Care Co-operativesrdquo
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoForming a Feminist Union Womenrsquos Labour Activism at
the University of British Columbia in 1970s Vancouverrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Funkeacute Aladejebi (University of New Brunswick)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire des femmes
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Under the Shadow of War Reconstructing Lives and Histories in Interwar Canada | Agrave
lrsquoombre de la guerre Reconstruire la vie et lrsquohistoire des Canadiens et des
Canadiennes dans lrsquoentre-deux-guerres
Kandace Bogaert (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoRe-Constructing the Experiences of Ontario
Soldiersrsquo Families in the Aftermath of the 1918 Influenza Pandemicrdquo
Heather Ellis (Western University) ldquoHospital Homicide The Case of Albert Buttery and the
Negotiation of Violence in Veteranrsquos Hospitalsrdquo
Eric Story (Wilfrid Laurier University) ldquoHow Do We Write a History of Veteransrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dr Mark Humphries (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Commentator | Commentatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations in Public Health Education Policy and Medicine | Discussion sur la santeacute
publique Eacuteducation politique publique et meacutedecine
Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) ldquolsquoThe Winds of Changes Have Been Blowingrsquo
Jurisdictional Debates in Indigenous Health Policy 1945-1980rdquo
Heather MacDougall (University of Waterloo) ldquoMade in Canada Measles Vaccine and
Nationalism 1960-1970rdquo
Catherine Carstairs (University of Guelph) ldquoLearning to Brush Cosmetic Companies and the
Revolution in Oral Health Carerdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
33
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Conversations Across Borders and Nations Wildlife Ranching and Science in the
Canadian Northwest | Conversations transfrontaliegraveres et transnationales La vie
sauvage lrsquoeacutelevage et la science dans le nord-ouest du Canada
Heather Green (McMaster University) ldquoInternational Trophy Hunting and Wildlife Regulation
in the Yukon 1920-1950rdquo
Glenn Iceton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoBoundaries of Conservation Wildlife Conservation
in the Yukon-BC Borderlandsrdquo
John Woitkowitz (University of Cambridge) ldquoScience Networks and Knowledge Communities
August Petermann and the Construction of the Open Polar Seardquo
Matt Todd (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Emergence of the Alberta Cattle Industry with
Montana Stock Why the Border Mattered Unit it Didnrsquotrdquo
Chair | Animateur George Colpitts (University of Calgary)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Disciplines in Dialogue Historical Knowledge Public Engagement and Social Media in
History Archaeology and Archival Science | Le savoir historique lrsquoengagement public et
les meacutedias sociaux en histoire en archeacuteologie et en archivistique
Andrea Eidinger (Queenrsquos University) ldquoUnwritten Histories Academic Historians and Public
Engagementrdquo
Joanne Hammond (Pacific Heritage Research and Consulting) ldquoBeing a Practitioner of
Indigenous Archaeology on Twitterrdquo
Stephanie Halmhofer (Archaeologist ndash Archer CRM) ldquoSocial Media and Pseudoarchaeologyrdquo
Krista McCracken (Algoma University) ldquoArchives Community Dialogue and Facilitating
Historical Understandingrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Carly Ciufo (McMaster University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Digital History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
drsquohistoire numeacuterique
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
34
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Hate Speech Free Speech and Residential School Denial Exploring the Limits of
Acceptable Discourse in Canada | Discours haineux liberteacute drsquoexpression et le deacuteni des
eacutecoles reacutesidentielles Explorer les limites de ce qui est acceptable dans le discours
public canadien
Jennifer Tunnicliffe (Kingrsquos University College) ldquolsquoThere is a line not one that we draw but one
that must be drawn neverthelessrsquo John Ross Taylor and Debates over Free Speech in Canada
1977-1990rdquo
Kevin Anderson (University of Calgary Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoThe books do not hellip go
beyond what the contemporary Canadian community is prepared to toleratersquo Hate Speech Anti-
Catholicism and the Papal Visit of September 1984rdquo
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquolsquoI donrsquot need any more educationrsquo Senator Lynn
Beyak Residential School Denial and the Attack on Truth and Reconciliationrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos University College)
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
A Roundtable on EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Sir John A Macdonald prize | Table ronde
sur le livre de EA Heaman Tax Order and Good Government A New Political History of
Canada 1867-1917 qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Sir-John-A-Macdonald 2018
Participants
Jeffrey McNairn (Queenrsquos University)
Carmen Nielson (Mount Royal University)
Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
Chair | Animateur Barrington Walker
Sponsored by the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
830 ndash 1000 | 8h30 ndash 10h00
Graduate Students amp Bucking Conservatism Finding our Histories in a Conservative
Narrative | Les eacutetudiantes et les eacutetudiants des cycles supeacuterieurs et Bucking Conservatism
Trouver nos histoires dans une trame narrative conservatrice
Erin Gallagher-Cohoon (Queenrsquos University) ldquoApologies to my Fathers for Using the Term
lsquoQueerrsquo When Archival Research Hits Close to Homerdquo
Tarisa Little (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoIndigenous Voices and Methodologies in Bucking
Conservatism a Settler on Writing Indigenous historyrdquo
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
35
Karissa Robyn Patton (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFrom Birth Control Centres to Bucking
Conservatism Age Gender and Communityrdquo
Mack Penner (McMaster University) ldquoBucking Conservatism with a Little Help The Value of
Mentorship and Support in Early Publishing Experiencesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leon Crane Bear (University of Lethbridge)
Sponsored by the
diplocircmeacute(e)s
845 ndash 1015 | 8h45 ndash 10h15
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Teaching and Learning after the Truth
and Reconciliation Commission | Atelier sur la CVR ndash Table ronde ndash Session speacuteciale
Lrsquoenseignement et lrsquoapprentissage apregraves la Commission de veacuteriteacute et de reacuteconciliation
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)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1000 ndash 1030 | 10h00 ndash 10h30 Break | Pause
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Persistent Tuberculosis in Indigenous Communities in Northern and Western Canada | La
tuberculose persistente au sein des communauteacutes autochtones du Nord et de lrsquoOuest du
Canada
Liza Piper (University of Alberta) ldquoTuberculosis in the Mackenzie District and Yukon Territory
before 1940rdquo
Paul Hackett (University of Saskatchewan) ldquoFirst Nations Historical Trauma as a Factor in the
Persistence of TB in Canada Towards More Historically-Informed Health Practicerdquo
Graduate Students Committee | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute des eacutetudiant(e)s
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
36
John Cole (University of Alberta) ldquoThe History of Tuberculosis in the Athabasca and
Clearwater River Districts after Treaty 8rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Courtney Heffernan ( University of Alberta)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Learning from Development | Development from Learning Aid and Education 1945-
1975 | Apprendre du deacuteveloppement | Se deacutevelopper gracircce agrave lrsquoapprentissage Lrsquoaide et
lrsquoeacuteducation 1945-1975
Jill Campbell-Miller (Carleton University) ldquoA Mission for Modernity Canadians and Medical
Education in India 1946-1966rdquo
David Meren (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal) ldquolsquoThe Pedagogy of lsquoDevelopmentrsquo Settler Colonialism
and the Origins Life and Demise of the United Nations Regional Training Centre for Technical
Assistance at UBCrdquo
Kevin Brushett (Royal Military College of Canada) ldquoOn Ten Days to Shake the World NGOs
the State amp the Politics of Development Educationrdquo
Chair | Animateur Dominique Cleacutement (University of Alberta)
Discussant David Webster (Bishoprsquos University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Network on Humanitarian History | Parraineacutee par Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Listening to the People New Conversations with the Archives of State Hearings | Eacutecouter
les gens Nouvelles conversations avec les archives des enquecirctes eacutetatiques
Mary Chapman (University of British Columbia) ldquoDiasporic Chinese Children in the Archive
The Disappearance of lsquoTuck Quyrsquos lsquoslaveyrsquordquo
Laura Ishiguro (University of British Columbia) ldquoReasonable Doubt Colonial Emotion
Archival Non-sense and the Unsolved History of an Infanticide Trialrdquo
Madeline Knickerbocker (Simon Fraser University) ldquolsquoIrsquom not asking you to give me a title
because I know we own the landrsquo Indigenous Testimony during the McKenna-McBride
Commission Hearings in the New Westminster Agency 1913-1916rdquo
Eryk Martin (Kwantlen Polytechnic University) ldquolsquo1984 came earlyrsquo State Surveillance and the
Trial of the Vancouver Fiverdquo
Chair | Animatrice Julia Smith (University of Alberta)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
37
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Public History 1 Histoire appliqueacutee 1
Kirk Niergarth (Mount Royal University) ldquoAt the Intersection of Indigenous and Settler Art
Gerald Tailfeathers Eric Harvie and the Glenbow Museum 1956-1975rdquo
Boyd Laanstra (Senior Analyst Visual Content Currency Department Bank of Canada) ldquoVoices
of Currency ndash Designing Canadarsquos New $10rdquo
Sean Graham (Carleton University University of Ottawa) ldquoLike Share Subscribe Podcasting
and the Changing Face of Public Historyrdquo
Xiaoping Sun (Saint Maryrsquos University) ldquoFrom Frontier Wilderness to National Granary
Transcending Marginality through Institutional History Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
First World War Demobilization and its Memory | La deacutemobilisation agrave la suite de la
Premiegravere Guerre mondiale et sa meacutemoire
William John Pratt (University of Calgary) ldquoDemobilizating Treaty 7 First Nations after the
First World Warrdquo
Daniel Byers (Laurentian University) ldquoDemobilized But Not Forgotten Nova Scotiarsquos 85th
Battalion Veterans and the Memory of the First World War 1919-1939rdquo
Meacutelanie Morin-Pelletier (Museacutee canadien de la guerre) ldquolsquoTo have come through this war alive
will be to a great many like recovering from a terrible illnessrsquo La reacuteinteacutegration des infirmiegraveres
militaires canadiennes agrave la vie civile 1919-1939rdquo
Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University) ldquoThe Great Warrsquos Next 100 Years Exploring Veteran
Experiences within Canadarsquos First World War Pension Systemrdquo
Chair | Animateur Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
38
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Conversations on Disability History and Postsecondary Education
Looking Back Moving Forward | Discussion agrave propos de lrsquoincapaciteacute de lrsquohistoire et de
lrsquoeacuteducation post-secondaire Regarder en arriegravere pour mieux aller de lrsquoavant
Nancy Hansen (University of Manitoba) ldquoMissing Figures Putting Disabled People Back into
the Historical Narrativerdquo
Beth A Robertson (Carleton University) ldquoConnecting the Dots Fostering More Inclusive
Classrooms from the Perspective of Historic Barriers to Education Experienced by People with
Disabilitiesrdquo
Hollis Peirce (Carleton University) ldquoAn Accessibility Success Story Histories of Academic
Accessibility from the Perspective of Carleton University 1942-2018rdquo
Chair | Animateur Jason Ellis (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Nineteenth-Century Canadian Politics and Society | Politique et socieacuteteacute au Canada au dix-
neuviegraveme siegravecle
Olivier Guimond (University of Ottawa) ldquoA republican-seigneurial synthesis Louis-Joseph
Papineau the seigneurial regime and a contested lsquomodernityrsquo in Lower Canadardquo
Julien Mauduit (McMaster University) ldquoConnecting Histories The 1837 Canadian Rebellion as
an Annexationist Movementrdquo
Maximilian Smith (York University) ldquolsquoThat I should have condescended to step into the filthy
columns of the Globersquo Upper Canadarsquos Provincial Lunatic Asylum and the Press 1836-1857rdquo
Dan Malleck (Brock University) ldquoLiquor and the Liberal Order Ideas about drink freedom
responsibility and the state in late Victorian Canadardquo
Chair | Animateur Colin Grittner (University of New Brunswick)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
The Professional is Personal amp Political Life Histories amp Historical Scholarship | Ce qui
est professionnel est personnel et politique Les histoires personnelles et la recherche
historique
Elise Chenier (Simon Fraser University) ldquoA Different Kind of Shame When Your Mental
Health Undermines Your Ability to Workrdquo
Roxanne Panchasi (Simon Fraser University) ldquoMotherhood and the Necessity of Invention or
How to Be a French Historian Sans Francerdquo
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
39
Barrington Walker (Queenrsquos University) ldquoHistorical Scholarship and Life Storiesrdquo
Chair | Animateur Leslie Paris (University of British Columbia)
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Author Meets Critics Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water An Environmental
History | Une auteure rencontre ses critiques Michegravele Dagenais Montreal City of Water
An Environmental History
Participants
Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
Daniel Ross (Universiteacute du Queacutebec agrave Montreacuteal)
Jennifer Bonnell (York University)
Dale Barbour (University of Toronto)
Daniel Macfarlane (Western Michigan University)
Matthew Evenden (University of British Columbia)
Chair | Animateur Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke)
Sponsored by the Canadian Urban History Caucus | Parraineacutee par le Caucus canadien
dhistoire urbaine
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
Changing the Conversation on Political History Women Scholars and Left History |
Reacuteorienter les discussions en histoire politique Les chercheuses et lrsquohistoire de la
gauche
Participants
Stephanie Bangarth (Kingrsquos 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 Womenrsquos History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire des femmes
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
40
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
TRC Workshop ndash 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 ndash Table ronde La recherche
historique et le programme denseignement autochtone Table ronde sur la mobilisation
des connaissances lrsquoapplication des connaissances et le renforcement des capaciteacutes des
initiatives drsquoeacuteducation des Salish de la cocircte
Participants
Keith Thor Carlson (University of Saskatchewan)
Brenda Point (First Nations Education Coordinator Chilliwack School District)
Karina Peters (Tlarsquoamin Educator Powell River School District 47)
Rod Peters (Indigenous EducatorCoordinator Fraser Cascade School District)
Colin M Osmond (University of Saskatchewan)
Tsandlia Van Ry (University of the Fraser Valley Stoacutelō Student Researcher)
Drew Blaney (Culture and Heritage Manager Tlarsquoamin Nation)
Kirsten Paul (Tlarsquoamin Student Researcher)
Chair | Animateur Naxaxalhtsrsquoi Albert ldquoSonnyrdquo McHalsie (Historian Stoacutelō Research and
Resource Management Centre)
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la Socieacuteteacute
drsquoeacutetudes socialistes
1030 ndash 1200 | 10h30 ndash 12h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
Business meetings | Reacuteunions drsquoaffaires
Canadian Committee on Labour History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire du travail
History of Children and Youth Group | Groupe dhistoire de lenfance
et de la jeunesse
Canadian Committee on Military History | Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1200 ndash 1330 | 12h00 ndash 13h30
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
41
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
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 lrsquohistoriographie Inteacutegrer lrsquohistoire de lrsquoeacutepoque reacutevolutionnaire
et des loyalistes dans les salles de classe
Bonnie Huskins (University of New Brunswick and St Thomas University) ldquoPrimary Research
Story Maps Blogs and Historiography Integrating Loyalist and Revolutionary Era History into
the Classroomrdquo
Wendy Churchill (University of New Brunswick) ldquoThe Rewards and Challenges of Skills
Development in Undergraduate Courses on Health and Medicine during the Revolutionary and
Loyalist Erardquo
Keith S Grant (Crandall University) ldquoLoyalists and Revolutionaries in their Own Words Using
Primary Sources to Help Students Develop Historical Thinking Skillsrdquo
Jane Errington (Royal Military College and Queenrsquos University) ldquoLoyalists ndash Who are they and
whyrdquo
Chair | Animateur Denis McKim (Douglas College)
Sponsored by Borealia A Group Blog on Early Canadian History | Parraineacutee par Borealia
(httpsearlycanadianhistoryca)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Japanese-Canadian Identity History and Memory | Lrsquoidentiteacute lrsquohistoire et la meacutemoire des
Canadiens et des Canadiennes drsquoorigine japonaise
Aya Fujiwara (University of Alberta) ldquoPure Land Buddhism and the World Japanese
Canadiansrsquo Cosmology in the Early 20th Centuryrdquo
Eiji Okawa (Western Washington University) ldquoJapaneseness in Racist Canadardquo
Ayaka Yoshimizu (University of British Columbia) ldquoGraves Memorials and Shrines
Economies of Remembering Japanese Women in the Transpacific Sex Traderdquo
Desiree Valadares (UC Berkeley) ldquoAbsent Presences Reading Japanese Canadian World War II
Road Camps Alongside Specters of Indigeneity on the Hope-Princeton Highway in British
Columbiardquo
Chair | Animateur David Marples (University of Alberta)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
42
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Redefining Child and Youth Spaces in Twentieth-Century Canada | Redeacutefinir lrsquoespace
reserveacute aux enfants et agrave la jeunesse au Canada au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Mary-Ann Shantz (MacEwan University) ldquolsquoCould He be Blamed if He Stole Somethingrsquo
Children on the Run in Early Twentieth-Century Albertardquo
Cheryl Krasnick Warsh and Katharine Rollwagen (Vancouver Island University) ldquolsquoJustice
Through Strength and Couragersquo Television and North American Cold War Childhoods in the
1950srdquo
Linda Mahood (University of Guelph) ldquolsquoWilderness-Typesrsquo Freaks and Hippies The Battle over
Youth Hostels in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animateur James Trepanier (Canadian Museum of History)
Sponsored by the Group for the History of Children and Youth | Parraineacutee par le Groupe
dhistoire de lenfance et de la jeunesse
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Mobilization and Demobilization in the Second World War | Mobilisation et deacutemobilisation
durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
Sioban Nelson (University of Toronto) ldquolsquoFollowing the democratic stepsrsquo Redefining the
Privilege of Membership of the Overseas Trained Nursing Sistersrsquo Association of Canada during
the Second World Warrdquo
Yves Tremblay (Ministegravere de la Deacutefense nationale) laquo Le congeacutediement des membres de la
Division feacuteminine de lrsquoAviation royale du Canada tombeacutees enceinte durant la Seconde Guerre
mondiale raquo
Michael Donald Stevenson (Lakehead University) ldquolsquoThe most sacred of our obligationsrsquo
Vocational Training and Canadian Veterans of the Second World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee of Military History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
sur lrsquohistoire militaire
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Third Party Canada and the United States beyond Bilateral Relations | Le Canada et les
Eacutetats-Unis au-delagrave des relations bilateacuterales
Elisabetta Kerr (University of Toronto) ldquoCanadarsquos Long Telegrams Dana Wilgressrsquo analysis of
US-Soviet relations between World War and Cold Warrdquo
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
43
Timothy Andrews Sayle (University of Toronto) ldquoImminence of War Canadian Foreign
Intelligence Assessments of When the Cold War Might Turn Hotrdquo
Jennifer Levin Bonder (Johns Hopkins) ldquoDes affaires eacutetrangegraveres et eacuteconomiques France the
United States and calculating cooperation with Canada in the 1970srdquo
Chair | Animatrice Susan Colbourn (Yale University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Twentieth-Century Montreal | Montreacuteal au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Robert Sweeny (Memorial University) ldquoLocal Landlords and Landladies versus Rentiers and
Rentiegraveres in Turn-of-the-Century Montreacutealrdquo
Owen Temby (The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) and Alexandre Couture Gagnon
(The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) ldquoLocal Growth Coalitions and the 1927 Typhoid
Disaster in Montrealrdquo
Harold Beacuterubeacute (Universiteacute de Sherbrooke) ldquolsquoLe plus meacutetropolitain des meacutetropolitainsrsquo
Montrealrsquos Urban Life in the Eyes of Le Devoirrsquos Louis Dupire (1922-1942)rdquo
Sean Mills (University of Toronto) ldquoJazz Postwar Democracy and Montrealrdquo
Chair | Animateur Michegravele Dagenais (Universiteacute de Montreacuteal)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Citizens Vs Government Conflict and Letter-Writing in Postwar Canada | Les citoyens
contre les gouvernements Les conflits et la pratique eacutepistolaire dans le Canada de lrsquoapregraves-
guerre
Shirley Tillotson (University of Kingrsquos College) ldquoAnatomy of a Pile-On The Centre and the
Extremes in Tax Reform 1963-1973rdquo
Katrina Ackerman (University of Regina) ldquoDebating Relief Citizenship Insurance and Relief
Efforts during the 1979 Woodstock Tornadordquo
Jordan Stanger-Ross (University of Victoria) ldquoLetters of Internmentrdquo
Matthew Hayes (Trent University) ldquoVery Persistent Men Citizens Write to the Canadian
Government about UFOsrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Penny Bryden (University of Victoria)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
44
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
Open Educational Resources (OER) and Classroom Conversations about History | Les
ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves 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 TBA
Sponsored by the Active History Committee | Parraineacutee par HistoireEngageacutee
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
The Films of Fogo Island A Screening and Discussion | The Films of Fogo Island
Projection et discussion
Participants
Jeff Webb (Memorial University)
Zoeuml Druick (Simon Fraser University)
Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
A Roundtable on Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in Sierra
Leone in the Age of Revolution winner of the CHArsquos 2018 Wallace K Ferguson Prize |
Table ronde sur le livre de Padraic X Scanlan Freedomrsquos Debtors British Antislavery in
Sierra Leone in the Age of Revolution qui srsquoest meacuteriteacute le prix Wallace-K-Ferguson 2018
Participants
Elizabeth Elbourne (McGill University)
Sandra den Otter (Queenrsquos 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 | Parraineacutee par la Revue de la
Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
45
1400 ndash 1530 | 14h00 ndash 15h30
TRC Workshop ndash Roundtable ndash Special Session Community-Engaged Teaching and
Research in the Age of Reconciliation
Participants
Carolyn Podruchny (York University) and Alan Corbiere (MrsquoChigeeng First Nation ndashYork
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
Joint session with the Canadian Political Science Association Canadian Sociological
Association and the Society for Socialist Studies | Session conjointe avec lrsquoAssociation
canadienne de science politique la Socieacuteteacute canadienne de sociologie et la socieacuteteacute drsquoeacutetudes
socialistes
1330 ndash 1500 | 13h30 ndash 15h00
CHACanadarsquos History Youth Conference | Confeacuterence jeunesse de lrsquohistoire canadienne et
la SHC
1500 ndash 1530 | 15h00 ndash 15h30 Break | Pause
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Expertise and Exchange across Arctic North America 1940-70 | Lrsquoexpertise et les eacutechanges
agrave travers lrsquoAmeacuterique du Nord arctique 1940-1970
Tess Lanzarotta (Yale University) ldquoFrontiers of Opportunity Gender Whiteness and the
Politics of Expertise in Alaskarsquos Tuberculosis Epidemic 1945-1970rdquo
Lize-Marieacute van der Watt (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoMaking Canadian Voices Heard
in Arctic Science Conversations The Arctic Institute of North Americarsquos lsquoNorthwest Projectrsquo
1954-59rdquo
Peder Roberts (University of StavangerKTH Royal Institute of Technology) ldquoThe Rise and Fall
of Greenland as a Model for Administering the Canadian Northrdquo
Chair | Animateur Liza Piper (University of Alberta)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
46
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Orphans Exiles Spies and Informers Oblique Angles on the Irish Diaspora | Orphelins
exiles espions et informateurs Diffeacuterentes perspectives sur la diaspora irlandaise
Mark G McGowan (University of Toronto) ldquoSearching for Molly Johnson Conflicting
Narratives of the Irish Famine Orphans in Canada 1847-1852rdquo
William Jenkins (York University) ldquoViragos Bacchanalians and lsquoYellow Jackrsquo Sounds
Spaces and Struggles of the Irish Migrant Poor in mid-Victorian Torontordquo
David A Wilson (University of Toronto) ldquoEdward Archibald and Mr Richard Irish Informers
in New Yorkrdquo
Shane Lynn (University of Toronto) ldquoAgent X and the British Columbia dynamite plot Radical
Irish Nationalists Canada and the South African War 1899-1902rdquo
Chair | Animatrice Willeen Keough (Simon Fraser University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Incorporating Indigenous Studies into History Theorizing Twentieth-Century
Indigenous Histories of Art Labour and Schooling | Incorporer les eacutetudes autochtones en
histoire Deacutevelopper des theacuteories portant sur les histoires de lrsquoart du travail et de
lrsquoeacuteducation des Autochtones
Gloria Bell (McGill University) ldquoAncient and Living Archives in the Eternal City Indigenous
Materialities Visual Sovereignties and Cultural Belongingsrdquo
Christina Williamson (Carleton University) ldquoStitches Through Time Arviat Womenrsquos Sewing
as an Act of Resilience and History-Makingrdquo
Chair | Animateur TBA
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Art of Labour | The Labour of Art Exploring the Production of Public Labour
History Projects | Lrsquoart du travail | Le travail de lrsquoart Explorer la production des
projects publics drsquohistoire appliqueacutee concernant le travail
Sean Carleton (Mount Royal University) ldquoComics Centenaries and Class Conflict Making a
Graphic History of the Winnipeg General Strikerdquo
Robin Folvik (Cumberland Museum and Archives) ldquoPeoplersquos History and Public
Commemorations Ginger Goodwin 2018rdquo
David Lester (Independent artist) ldquoThe Aesthetics of Drawing Labour Historyrdquo
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
47
Julia Smith (University of Alberta) ldquoDirect Action Gets the Goods Making a Graphic History of
the Strike in Canadardquo
Chair | Animatrice Rhonda Hinther (Brandon University)
Sponsored by the Canadian Committee on Labour History | Parraineacutee par le Comiteacute canadien
de lrsquohistoire du travail
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Children in the Twentieth Century | Les enfants au vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Joanna L Pearce (York University) ldquolsquoI will be glad to see some of the girls as it is lonesome
herersquo Conversations by Mail between Ontariorsquos Blind Children 1902 ndash 1912rdquo
Marie-Heacutelegravene Vanier (Concordia University) ldquoPrivate Life on Display Tensions Between Local
and Global Actors at the Child Welfare Exhibits in North America in the Progressive Erardquo
Braden Te Hiwi (University of British Columbia ndash Okanagan) ldquoPhysical education
infrastructure and student wellbeing at Pelican Lake Indian Residential School 1945-1965rdquo
Chair | Animateur Tamara Myers (Lehigh University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
The Security State and the Cold War Child | La seacutecuriteacute de lrsquoEacutetat et lrsquoenfant durant de la
Guerre froide
Andrew Burtch (Canadian War Museum) ldquoCold War Children Conversations about Nuclear
Civil Defence Plans and Canadian Children 1951-1987rdquo
Karen Wall (Athabaskan University) ldquolsquoBomber death planesrsquo and butterflies Layered
conversations about technology and nature in a Cold War landscaperdquo
Isabel Campbell (Directorate of History and Heritage) ldquoUncomfortable conversations about
childhood memories of being lsquootheredrsquo An officer looks backrdquo
Chair | Animatrice Tarah Brookfield (Wilfrid Laurier University)
Sponsored by History of Children and Youth Group and the Canadian Committee of Military
History | Parraineacutee par le Groupe drsquohistoire de lrsquoenfance et de la jeunesse ainsi que par le
Comiteacute canadien sur lrsquohistoire militaire
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
48
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Public History 2 Histoire appliqueacutee 2
Tae Yeon Eom (University of British Columbia) ldquoA Qing Monument in Seoul Korea and its
Transboundary Stories from Different Time Periods and Spacesrdquo
Robert Cupido (Mount Allison University) ldquoCreating World Citizens Progressive Pedagogy
and the Great War in the Canadian Classroom 1930-1939rdquo
Dylan Burrows (University of British Columbia) ldquoTransiting the Arctic Sovereignty
Indigeneity and the RCMPV St Roch in Vancouverrsquos Postwar Civic Memory 1944-1977rdquo
Serge Jaumain (Universiteacute libre de Bruxelles) laquo Les guides touristiques une preacutesentation
originale de lrsquohistoire du Queacutebec raquo
Chair | Animateur James Moran (University of Prince Edward Island)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Non-Trivial Pursuits Historicizing Late-Twentieth Century Canada | Historiciser le
Canada de la fin du vingtiegraveme siegravecle
Jenny Ellison (Canadian Museum of History) ldquoTrivial Pursuit A Material Historyrdquo
Matthew Hayday (University of Guelph) ldquoRed Tories Revisited Progressive Conservatism in
the 1970s and 1980srdquo
Nancy Janovicek (University of Calgary) ldquolsquoTo capitalize on the opportunitiesrsquo Tourism
Heritage and Economic Revitalization in the West Kootenays British Columbiardquo
Dimitry Anastakis (Trent University) ldquoSex and the Single Premier Richard Hatfield and the
Seventies Sexual Revolutionrdquo
Chair | Animateur Raymond B Blake (University of Regina)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Hoops Hats and Historical Re-enactors Material Culture and the Inconsistencies of
Memory | Cerceaux chapeaux et reconstituteurs drsquoeacuteveacutenements historiques La culture
mateacuterielle et les incoheacuterences de la meacutemoire
Lynn Kennedy (University of Lethbridge) ldquoThe Hoop amp the Belle Deconstructing the Image of
Southern Womanhoodrdquo
Amy Shaw (University of Lethbridge) ldquoRe-enacting the Boer War at the St Louis Worldrsquos Fairrdquo
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
49
Steve Marti (Global Affairs Canada) ldquoMad About Hats The Stetson and the Conversation
between Facts and Artefacts in Canadian Narratives from the Boer War to the First World Warrdquo
Chair | Animateur Mary Chaktsiris (McMaster University)
1530 ndash 1700 | 15h30 ndash 17h00
Creating Open Educational Resources (OER) to Cultivate Conversations across Time
Place and Culture | Creacuteer des ressources eacuteducatives en libre accegraves pour cultiver les
conversations agrave travers le temps lrsquoespace et les cultures
Participants
Thomas Peace (Huron University College)
Sean Kheraj (York University)
Peggy French (eCampus Ontario)
John Douglas Belshaw (Thompson Rivers University ndash Open Learning)
Chair | Animateur TBA
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
50
THURSDAY JUNE 6 | JEUDI 6 JUIN
830 ndash 1500 | 8h30 ndash 15h00
The Canadian Network of Humanitarian History Workshop | Atelier du Reacuteseau canadien
sur lrsquohistoire de lrsquohumanitaire
900 | 9h00
Stoacutelō 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 Stoacutelō traditional territory from Vancouver through the Fraser Valley to Yale at the
mouth of the Fraser Canyon led by Stoacutelō elder and cultural advisor Naxaxalhtsis (Dr Sonny
McHalsie)
The Stoacutelō are the People of the River ndash 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 Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacutela (Coquihalla) the pool of origin for the sacred
sxwoacuteyxwey mask see the remains of a sqeacutemeacutel (pithouse or in Chinook ldquokeekwillierdquo) last used
in the 1880rsquos the site where Xexaacutels the transformers left scratch marks at a place where he did
battle with Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes an Indian Doctor and the Coqualeetza Reserve with its reconstructed
longhouse museum and history as a residential school and Indian hospital Naxaxalhtsis will
share stories about the Stoacutelotilde 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 920 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 (httpsfhssswoogocom19-
registration-inscriptionlang=en)
Visite en autobus du territoire Stoacutelotilde le 6 juin 2019 (9h-18h)
Les membres inscrits agrave la reacuteunion de la Socieacuteteacute historique du Canada sont inviteacutes agrave participer agrave
une excursion drsquoune journeacutee complegravete sur le territoire traditionnel des Stoacutelō de Vancouver en
passant par la valleacutee du Fraser agrave Yale agrave lrsquoembouchure du canyon du Fraser sous la direction de
Naxaxalhtsis aicircneacute et conseiller culturel Stoacutelō (Sonny McHalsie)
Les Stoacutelō sont les gens du fleuve - le fleuve Fraser qui les nourrit et qui leur sert de corridor de
transport et de livre dhistoire depuis des milliers danneacutees Les sites touristiques inteacuteressants que
nous visiterons comprennent le rocher de pecircche connu sous le nom de Kwrsquoik-wrsquoiyaacute
(Coquihalla) le lieu drsquoorigine du masque sxwoacute yxwey sacreacute les vestiges drsquoun sqeacutemeacutel
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)
51
(demeure semisouterraine ou en chinook laquo keekwillie raquo) utiliseacute pour la derniegravere fois dans les
anneacutees 1880 le site ougrave Xexaacutels le transformateur a laisseacute des marques drsquoabrasion agrave lrsquoendroit ougrave
il sest battu avec Xeacuteylxe-lamoacutes un meacutedecin indien ainsi que la reacuteserve de Coqualeetza avec sa
longue maison reconstruite son museacutee et son histoire en tant que pensionnat et hocircpital indien
Naxaxalhtsis partagera des histoires sur la connexion des Stoacutelō avec le fleuve la terre et les
esprits qui animent leur univers et initiera les participants aux diffeacuterents ensembles de noms de
lieux et de significations culturelles diffeacuterents de ceux qui figurent sur la carte standard de la
valleacutee du Fraser
La visite deacutebutera devant le centre drsquoapprentissage Irving K Barber (1961 E Mall) de
lrsquoUniversiteacute de la Colombie-Britannique agrave 9 h srsquoarrecirctera agrave lrsquohocirctel Holiday Inn Vancouver Centre
(711 West Broadway) agrave 9 h 20 avant de se terminer agrave lrsquoUBC via le Holiday Inn agrave 18h Un lunch
et des collations seront offerts durant la visite Lrsquoadmission geacuteneacuterale est de 75 et de $35 $ pour
les eacutetudiants et les travailleurs preacutecaires inscrits agrave la confeacuterence
Veuillez noter qursquoil y a seulement de la place pour 50 participants Inscrivez-vous degraves
maintenant (httpsfhssswoogocom19-registration-inscriptionlang=fr)