You don’t have to go very far across the border to get the Canadian take on the War of 1812. At passport control in Toronto’s Preston Pearson Airport, a border agent asks an American traveler the ...

The War of 1812 is today a vague mystery, sometimes confused with the “1812 Overture” played at July 4 fireworks shows, but actually a Russia battle repelling an invasion by Emperor Napoleon.

Discover how a handful of fearless leaders, ingenious tactics, and unlikely alliances helped Canada defy the odds in the War of 1812 and forge a national identity. This gripping documentary explores ...

Land hunger was also at work. Many Americans had their sights set on moving westward. They worried that Britain was helping Native American tribes block this westward expansion. Madison himself noted ...

Unlock the riveting story of Canada’s rise - from epic canal construction to revolutionary rail, steam, and telegraph breakthroughs that united a nation against all odds. Dive deep into the dramatic ...

A 200-foot-long, 740-ton schooner with 11,000 square feet of sail will make a stop at Canalside Aug. 7 and 8 as part of Buffalo's War of 1812 commemoration.