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Celebrating Giving Tuesday 2019
To celebrate Giving Tuesday, we would like to share our special Kayak issue highlighting Black history in Canada.
Thanks to the generous support of donors to Canada's History Society, we are able to occasionally produce special issues of our magazines.
This year, to celebrate Giving Tuesday, we would like to share this special issue with you!
Download your copy of Kayak's "Black History in Canada" today (it is also available in French: L'Histoire des Noirs au Canada).
Previous special issues of Kayak have covered topics including Remembrance, We Are All Treaty People, Great Canadian Women and How Furs Built Canada. These special issues are a valuable resource to teachers across the country, and include related education material.
During the frenzy of this holiday season, please take a moment to reflect on what is truly meaningful to you and consider supporting excellence in history education through a year-end donation to Canada's History. With your ongoing help, we can continue bringing history to life for today's youth, and for future generations.
If you would like to help Canada's History Society continue to produce special issues, it's just a click away! Together, we can develop and deliver more valuable education projects that make an impact across the country.
Thank you for all you do to share the diverse stories of Canada and its fascinating past.
Janet Walker
P.S. Please consider becoming a monthly donor. Your donation would help provide stable, year-round funding for the Society to continue its vital work for Canada. Thank you!
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