Canadian Journal of History

The Gastromythology of English Tea Culture: On the UKTC’s Advertisements and Making Tea a “Fact” of English Life

July 4, 2022

From Submission to Publication: The Linda F. Dietz Graduate Essay Prize

August 4, 2020

Beyond the Research: Looking Back at our Top Ten Most Read Posts of 2019

January 6, 2020

Bridging the Gap in Graduate School Writing: The Linda F. Dietz Graduate Essay Prize

December 9, 2019

“Flicking switches, turning dials, and pressing buttons”: The important work of energy historians

February 4, 2019

Raised on Oil: From Childhood Memories to Research on Port City Refineries and the Global Petroleumscape

January 29, 2019

The emotional energy consumer

January 21, 2019

Canada’s Shifting Energy Sources: A Comparison with eight European Countries, 1870–2000

January 17, 2019

Supply or Demand? Integrating Perspectives on the Historical Transition from Coal to Hydrocarbons

January 10, 2019

“The view of the nation, Sire, is that the Constitution be respected”: Support for the French Constitution of 1791 on the Eve of the Republican Revolution

December 5, 2018

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