Trappers, traders, and soldiers recount their experiences in a 17-episode series that explores Canada's history from pre-history to 1990, including key events like the fur trade and the Red River Rebellion.
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Trappers, traders, and soldiers recount their experiences in a 17-episode series that explores Canada's history from pre-history to 1990, including key events like the fur trade and the Red River Rebellion.
Synopsis
Trappers, traders, and soldiers recount their experiences in "Canada: A People's History." This 17-episode series aired on CBC Television from October 2000 to November 2001. It covers significant events from pre-history to 1990, including the fur trade, colonialism, and the Red River and North-West Rebellions. The series features personal testimonies and dramatic reenactments, using visuals and music to convey the eras. In 2017, CBC added two new episodes to the series.
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Why Watch
- See actors portray historical figures in dramatic reenactments.
- Find out how the series led to increased CBC funding.
- Meet everyday Canadians whose stories shaped the nation.
Did You Know
- The series aired 17 episodes over 32 hours from October 2000 to November 2001.
- The French title of the series is Le Canada: Une histoire populaire.
- In 2004, multicultural versions began airing in 7 languages including Chinese and Hindi.
- The series used actors to portray historical figures in its first season.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes are in Canada: A People's History?
Canada: A People's History consists of 17 episodes.
When did Canada: A People's History first air?
The series first aired on CBC Television from October 2000 to November 2001.
In what languages was Canada: A People's History produced?
The series was produced in English and French.
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