Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Le camp d'internement de Kapuskasing (1914-1920) accueillait principalement des civils ukrainiens, les forçant à travailler dans des conditions difficiles ; les archives préservent les points de vue des internés et des gardes.| NiCHE
Kapuskasing internment camp (1914–1920) confined mainly Ukrainian civilians, forcing labour under harsh conditions; archival records preserve internee and guard perspectives.| NiCHE
This series links residential and day school histories with environment, amplifying Survivors’ voices, countering denialism, and fostering reconciliation.| NiCHE
Urban and Environmental Dialogues will explore how the environment-at-large and the urban built environment have shaped one another throughout history.| NiCHE
Culinary Claims traces Indigenous restaurant politics in Canada, exploring food sovereignty, cultural representation, settler colonialism, and shifting environmental imaginations.| NiCHE
6 October 2025 - Toronto - Just as climate change is largely a story about water—too much in some places, too little elsewhere, and temperatures that are too high—salt traces environments past, present, and future.| NiCHE
The American Society for Environmental History and the Forest History Society seek applicants to serve as Editor(s) and a new institutional home for the journal Environmental History for a five-year term beginning July 2026 with a possibility of extension.| NiCHE
Archival outliers—flowers, notes, photos, letters—challenge environmental historians, revealing unruly fragments that resist narrative placement yet inspire future histories.| NiCHE
Historical board game Land Run: 1893 explores settler colonialism, Indigenous dispossession, and environmental degradation, balancing historical accuracy with player agency.| NiCHE
Ice Geographies examines Arctic colonial politics, emphasizing ice as racialized geography, Indigenous knowledge, slowness, and questioning certainty in research practices.| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
The Oar, New Brunswick’s popular history magazine, will launch in Summer 2026 as the new official annual periodical of the York-Sunbury Historical Society and Fredericton Region Museum.| NiCHE
Dark Harbour’s geography fostered fishing and dulse industries.| NiCHE
September - November 2025 - Hybrid - University of Guelph’s Rural History Roundtable 2025; includes talks on Green Gables, Ontario wine, WWII militarization, and raw milk debates.| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Digitizing Toyokuni IV’s 1872 board game, scholars recreated Yokohama’s hybrid modernity, blending history, travel, and playful discovery for students.| NiCHE
Station Eleven reframes contagion as infrastructural collapse, exposing ecological and logistical fragility.| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Once vital for freight and passengers, Nova Scotia’s Blueberry Express railway now thrives as a scenic multi-use trail celebrating local heritage.| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
We invite proposals for scholarly, creative-critical, and creative presentations or panels that examine or employ “cross-pollination."| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
2-4 June 2025 - Toronto - Your guide to all things environmental history at the 2025 meeting of the Canadian Historical Association in Toronto.| NiCHE
"In a swamp." Alexander Henderson/Library and Archives Canada/PA-028598| NiCHE
Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement| NiCHE
Here are ten readings that will help you understand the Anthropocene and the controversies surrounding its definition.| NiCHE
The Canadian park-making process breathes new life into colonial infrastructure projects in an attempt to further legitimize Indigenous land dispossession.| NiCHE
The Deindustrialization and the Politics of Our Time (DePOT) Project, a transnational SSHRC Partnership Project, is in a position to fund up to THREE (3) DePOT Master’s Fellowships for MA students starting at Concordia University in September 2025.| NiCHE
Barachois - this word evokes a brackish wetland with a retro littoral zone, separated from the sea by a barrier (of pebbles, sand, or mixed substrate) but connected by a channel (a goulet, or grau).| NiCHE
The processes designed to “soften” Upper Canada’s disease landscape—such as agriculture and settlement—were also tools of settler colonialism.| NiCHE