H.J. Cambie Secondary School

Kathleen McNeely devoted her life to her community, becoming the first female principal in Richmond, British Columbia. She risked her life to care for her students and their families during the Spanish Influenza epidemic. MORE

H.J. Cambie Secondary School

As a Japanese-Canadian in the early 1900s, Tomekichi Homma fought tirelessly for the right to vote, but died in an internment camp four years before his dream was realized. MORE

Rebecca Willms

Poverty is an important issue in today’s world. It is everywhere, whether you live in a third world country or even if you live in rich, affluent western countries. Whether or not you know about it, we have poverty and homelessness in our own country... MORE

mercedes mclean

Over 800 million children, men and women in developing nations are starving right now. Every day more than 24,000 people die from hunger. Three-fourths of these deaths are children under the age of five years old.... MORE

Kendra Martell, Steven Corkum, Mathew Carter - Richmond Academy, Nova Scotia

The video has to do with the involvement and the role played by the Chinese immigrants in the construction of the railway. MORE

Alex Bell, Avery Hastings, Steph McMurchy, Kristin Thompson

The second collaboration to come out of the morning history class at Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School in Selkirk, Manitoba. The girls second single deals with the immigrant experience to Manitoba in the late 1800's. MORE

Kelsey Burke & Andrew Campbell, Richmond Academy

A brief history of the Seven Years War and its effect on the development of Canada. MORE

Adam Brown (Fish Dizzle), Thomas Pashko (Biggie Fur), James Carter (Jim 2 Tha Brim), Alexander Paradoski (Lil' Squirt) - Lord Selkirk Regional Comprehensive Secondary School

The project was to teach the grade 11 Canadian History class about the debate surrounding the size of the colony of New France. Was it best to expand the territory? Or to keep the colony small and nestled on the St. Lawrence. The boys describe it... MORE

Reid Sonntag, Matthew Greschner, Lindsay Greschner, Jason Alexander, Janelle Stoebich, Meagan Brunet

Through the exploration of the Champlain in Acadia unit in YouthLinks we discovered the many unknowns of Samuel de Champlain. MORE

Chris Mossop

A live acoustic rendition of Chris Mossop's first hit single, "The Samuel Champlain Song" MORE

Patrick Colin

My name is Patrick Colin I’m from a Gwich’in community of about 950 residents; we live alone the Peel River also were located 57’ north of the Arctic Circle. We have a School of about 200 students, a Recreation Center, Band Office,... MORE

Dwight Snowshoe

My name is Dwight Snowshoe and i am from a small aboriginal town called Fort Mcpherson which is located in the cold Northwest Territory.The town had about 900 poeple and about 75 percent of us are the Gwichin people.Our town always show respect to everyone,especially... MORE

Ian Alexander, Jasmine Bracken, Coryn Courcelles, Ashley Kowalchuk, Randi Roberts, Matt Spring

Wisdom in Diversity Selkirk, Manitoba Coming from the small city of Selkirk, Manitoba, it is somewhat difficult to consider the theme "Wisdom in Diversity", especially while in the context of Asia/Canada relations. We come from a school of around... MORE

Chris Mossop

When the Chinese used to rule the sea From 1405 to 1433 It was a great Chinese fleet That used to rule the sea How did the Chinese come to rule the sea? Well they had a leader, Whose name was Zhu Di The great ships, had nine full masts, The... MORE