The Heritage Minutes: Wilder Penfield It is one of the most famous Heritage Minutes ever made, all thanks to "I smell burnt toast" And the story of Wilder Penfield is one of a man who expanded our knowledge of the brain. | Canadian History Ehx

#OTD Norman Kwong was born in 1929. Watch this Heritage Minute on Kwong, the first CFL player of Chinese Canadian heritage. In his lifetime, Normie was a 4x Grey Cup winner. #CFL #GreyCup | Historica Canada

Canadian Heritage moments you probably forgot about 10 #Nostalgia #Nostalgic #NostalgiaVibes #NostalgiaCore #Canada #canadalife #canadianhistory #canadianheritagemoment | Steve Cousins

90’S Canadian Heritage Moments You Probably Forgot About 2 #canadian #canada #toronto #ontario #love #alberta #vancouver #music #ottawa #art #photography #smallbusiness #montreal #usa #britishcolumbia #calgary #artist #shoplocal #instagood #canadiangirl #immigration #canadianmade #madeincanada #supportlocal #instagram #uk #s #quebec #follow #yeg | Steve Cousins

90’S Canadian Heritage Moments You Probably Forgot About 8# canadian #canada #toronto #ontario #love #alberta #vancouver #music #ottawa #art #photography #smallbusiness #montreal #usa #britishcolumbia #calgary #artist #shoplocal #instagood #canadiangirl #immigration #canadianmade #madeincanada #supportlocal #instagram #uk #s #quebec #follow #yeg | Steve Cousins

Canadian Heritage Minutes: A Part Of Our Heritage. Document your iconically Canadian moments that are “Ahead By A Century” by using our new lens made in collaboration with Historica Canada on Instagram and TikTok. Don’t forget to tag us: Instagram: @thetragicallyhip TikTok: @thehipofficial | The Tragically Hip

The Heritage Minutes: Winnie The Pooh This Heritage Minute depicts how a bear named for Winnipeg by a Canadian soldier during the First World War inspired the famous character Winnie the Pooh. | Canadian History Ehx

The Heritage Minutes: The Bluenose The Bluenose is one of the most famous ships in Canadian history and is even featured on our dime. The Queen of the North Atlantic, her last race is depicted in the Heritage Minute. | Canadian History Ehx