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      • Podcast – Cauldron – Manifest Destiny
    • Dr. Graeme S. Mount
      • Podcast – Borders
      • Podcasts – Historical Pictures
    • Podcast Series: “Richard Blanshard: A Forgotten Governor”
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      • Podcasts – Simon Fraser
      • David Thompson: The Greatest Mapmaker of North America
      • Alexander Mackenzie: The Race to the Pacific
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The Liberty They Brought

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By Greg Scott May 5, 2025 Canada’s Triumph in the Netherlands, 1945 The final spring of the Second World War broke cold and hungry across the Netherlands. Cities lay hollow, fields lay flooded, and the bellies of Dutch children grumbled with the bitterness of what became known as the “Hunger Winter.” Then came the Canadians…

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