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After almost 90 years of publishing, The Beaver brings Canada’s storied past to classrooms and the Internet. It’s the Canadian history course we all wish we’d taken in school.

Truth and Reconciliation in the Classroom

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The Beaver Magazine has been a welcome guest in Canadian households and a trusted and respected source for fresh and interesting perspectives about Canada’s history and heritage. It’s strong and devoted PMB measured readership of more than 350,000 has been the driving force behind the creation of this special issue.

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