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This page points to overviews, scholarly analysis, and primary source materials that focus on the history of racism in Canada.
Compiled with the support of the History Anti-Racism Taskforce.
Please provide feedback and suggestions to Mike Chee, History Librarian.
Sections on this page
Speakers for the Dead, a documentary about the lost Black settlement of Priceville, Ontario, 2000. National Film Board of Canada. 50 minutes.
The sampling of subjects below links to lists of books and articles available through Omni, the Library's catalogue.
Missing & Murdered. CBC podcast
Find documents from 1st European contact to recent student activism, including items relating to Indigenous-settler relations, cookbooks, women's writings, and more.
Coverage: Pre-1970
Articles, theses, photographs, archival resources, maps, etc. Focusing on Indigenous peoples in Canada and the United States.
Coverage: varies