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CHI4U
Canadian History, Identity and Culture

Welcome to the homepage for CHI4U: Canadian History, Identity and Culture
Mr. N. Tidridge, Room 2048, 

Canada is a rich and diverse federation with a complicated history. Emerging through the relationships kindled between settlers and Indigenous Peoples, the Canadian federation remains a work in progress. Exploring how Canada was formed will give us clues as to the direction we are heading, as well as the reasons why we do the things we do as a country.

It has been said that studying history is like playing a huge game of telephone - sifting through various stories, exaggerations and factual evidence. This course will present you with all kinds of information that affects you as a Canadian. We are going to try and understand the question "What makes us Canadian?"

In looking at Canada and its history, we will make use of a variety of different resources: artifacts, local history, video, primary sources, secondary sources, local archives, etc. Remember, CHI4U is a University Preparation course, and has been designed with many elements that you will see during your time at a post-secondary institution.
Course Covenant
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Medal presented at the signing of Treaty No. 8 between the Crown and Indigenous Nations (June 21st, 1899)

Local History, Seminars and CHI4U1 at Waterdown

Local History, Seminars & CHI4U1

History as Fact and Fiction

History as Fiction or Non-Fiction

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Course Text:

​The Extraordinary History of Flamborough: Platinum Jubilee Edition. Waterdown: Flamborough Heritage Society, 2022. 

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Downtown Waterdown in the early 1900s.

Documenting Your Sources:

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Properly documenting your sources is an extremely important part of your writing process - this will become especially true in post-secondary education. Failing to give proper credit for thoughts and work that are not your own is called plagiarism (a very serious academic offense).

It is also important to remember that there are all kinds of different essay formats, depending on which subject area you are writing in. For this course, you are expected to use the Chicago format. Learn more about this format, as well as the other subject formats, by visiting these sites:

Citing Sources - Queen's University Library
How to Cite Online Sources

Online Resources:

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  • Home
  • Flamborough's Local History
    • Ghost Walk
    • Flamborough Arms and Flag
    • Souharissen Natural Area, Waterdown
    • The Queen's Tree at Memorial Park >
      • Commemorative Tree Videos
    • The Queen's Bench at Memorial Park
    • History of Waterdown District High School >
      • WDHS 2011-12 Renovations
    • Flamborough 1812 Veterans
    • Waterdown
    • East Flamborough
    • West Flamborough
    • Beverly
    • Town of Flamborough
    • North Wentworth Arena Mural and Banners
    • The Khan's "Men of the Northern Zone"
    • Waterdown South Indigenous Sites
    • Waterdown Treaty Forest
    • Flamborough Book
  • CHI4U1
    • #idlenomore
    • Important CHI4U1 Handouts
    • Different Perspectives of the Same Island
    • War of 1812
  • Treaty Studies
    • My Waterdown
    • Five Oaks (2018)
    • Establishing a New Society/Colonization Activity
  • WDHS Boy's Rugby Club
  • CHY4U
    • Important Handouts & Resources
  • CHC2D
    • Important Handouts and Videos >
      • Weimar Art
    • Covictory Garden Project
  • Civics
  • Genocide Course
    • Genocide Journals
    • Important Handouts & Videos
    • 2012 Picture
  • Canadian Symbols
  • WDHS Online War Memorial
  • Random Things
  • Ireland, UK & France (2015)
  • Visit to Massey College (2014)
  • Russia Trip (2013)
  • War of 1812 Tour (2011)
  • Europe Trip (2011)
  • Washington (2010)
  • Classroom Tour
  • Active History
    • Pictures from 2009-10
    • Pictures from 2010-11
    • Pictures from 2011-12
    • Pictures from 2012-13
    • Dan Eldon Journal Assignment
    • Gross National Happiness Survey
    • Queen's Tree at Memorial Park
    • Volunteer Letter for GNH BBQ
    • Videos Used in Active History
  • A Bad Penny Always Comes Back
  • Lakehead