Joshua Odjick on Heritage Minutes and remembering @HistoricaCanada
Joshua Odjick on Heritage Minutes and remembering  @HistoricaCanada
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What does it take to preserve a memory?

For Mary Riter Hamilton, it meant travelling to the battlefields of the First World War and painting what she saw, creating a powerful record of sacrifice and loss.

Actor Joshua Odjick reflects on Hamilton’s story and why sharing these histories helps us understand the past and shape the future.

In 2026, we’re celebrating 35 years of the Heritage Minutes with Canadians reflecting on the stories that continue to shape our understanding of the country. Join us each week as we explore Canada’s history — minute by minute.

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Joshua Odjick on Heritage Minutes and remembering

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