Doris, have you seen my pool table? No Farmer Griffiths, I haven't seen any pool tables stashed away in the barn, anywhere at all today.

I choose to interpret this as a critique of capitalism and consumerism.

"With unyielding and sustained cuts as a backdrop, it’s not hard to guess why LAC has leaned so fully into online offerings that leave researchers to fend for themselves." activehistory.ca/blog/2024/04/2…

"Today I am announcing our bold plan to reform the corn laws."

My book is now available from University of Toronto Press! #aghist #cdnhist utorontopress.com/9781487553531/…

The CIA manual on disrupting activist groups largely explains most meetings in academia.

60% of Starmer's new Cabinet did 'worthless' degrees at University. Phillipson - History Streeting - History Reynolds - History Kendall - History Phillipson - History and Languages Steve Reed - English Kyle - Geography Haigh - Politics McFadden - Politics

To think that today we had Germany vs Spain and Portugal vs France .. yet the game of the day was Canada vs Venezuela.. And by far!

Similar point of view, 190 years apart (see full photo). Fence in foreground of John Howard’s 1834 painting of William Allan’s Moss Park estate (ROM collection) would be just beyond today’s Moss Park Armoury at centre background. #aghist #cdnhist #envhist utorontopress.com/9781487553531/…

When you’re on vacation but reviewer comments just came back

While some may only think of it as a transit stop, Union Station is a treasure trove of artifacts associated with the history of Toronto’s waterfront. bit.ly/46Igh3u

Reposting this sorry

If you’re going to cite ChatGPT the correct citation is just “a hallucinating plagiarism machine that is cooking the planet” followed by the date on which you used that hallucinating plagiarism machine that is cooking the planet.

We'll be featuring Ross Fair's new book on our website next week!! #aghist #cdnhist

Listen to me discuss my new book, “Improving Upper Canada: Agricultural Societies and State Formation, 1791–1852,” in this episode of the Champlain Society Witness to Yesterday #podcast : bit.ly/WTYs324 University of Toronto Press #aghist #cdnhist #envhist

OHS is pleased to share the first instalment of a new series highlighting local history in communities across Ontario—recognizing the incredible volunteers who tell our stories. This video features The Friends of Hope Mill, incorporated by the OHS in 2017 youtu.be/9oEEkTMe5P8

The new academic year brings a new round of the Rural History Roundtable, with presentations in Fall '24 by @RebeccaBeau14, Ed Dunsworth, and Ross Fair. For more info: uoguelph.ca/arts/rural/rou… #aghist #cdnhist #ruralhist

when that one theory guy in grad school starts talking abt Foucault yet again instead of the assigned text

Tis the season for Ontario's local agricultural fairs, and Ross Fair shares how his new book, Improving Upper Canada: Agricultural Societies and State Formation, 1791-1852, reveals the history behind these popular events. niche-canada.org/2024/09/10/new… #envhist #aghist #cdnhist