Canada 150

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  Selfies are prime ministerial | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 30, 2017

  Justin Trudeau wasn't the first selfie loving Prime Minister. 22 Minutes looks back to the Fathers of Confederation.

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  You can’t just push me around because I’m Canadian! | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 19, 2017

  Superman truly was half-American and half-Canadian.

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  Lobbying in Ottawa? Never! | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 15, 2017

  Was the Chateau Laurier built to pander to the Prime Minister? 22 Minutes looks back.

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  The Silver Dart was the first of its kind…in Canada, that is | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 9, 2017

  Having completed the Silver Dart’s first flight in Canada, pilot John McCurdy ensured his name would forever be overlooked.

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  150 years? That’s cute | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 9, 2017

  Acknowledging and respecting the history of Indigenous peoples is crucial to understanding Canada. Tom Jackson, Jennifer Podemski, and Tantoo Cardinal reflect.

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  Canada’s greatest was perennially third | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 5, 2017

  As the NDP chooses a new leader, 22 Minutes looks back on their first: Tommy Douglas.

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  Was that “we” or “oui”? | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Jun 1, 2017

  Did the death of General Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham lead to Canada's two official languages? 22 Minutes looks back.

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  It’s time to burn this mother down | Canada 150

  Canada 150 May 28, 2017

  22 Minutes looks back to the War of 1812, and the brief moment when Canada crushed America.

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  Why did the Vikings leave Canada? | Canada 150

  Canada 150 Apr 4, 2017

  Long before John Cabot, the Vikings were the first Europeans to discover Canada. But why did they leave? Gordon Pinsent guides 22 Minutes through a history lesson.