We are delighted to welcome Tiffany Chénier to the group! Tiffany Chénier is a PhD student in the Department of History and Classical Studies at McGill University, working under the supervision of Dr. Don Nerbas. Her research focuses primarily on the relationship between Canadian political economy and global capitalism, which she explores through the study […]

Several members of the group will present their research at the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association: Nicolas Kenny (Simon Fraser University), Tamara Myers (University of British Columbia), Brian Gettler (University of Toronto), Don Nerbas (McGill University) and Samia Dumais (Concordia University). The reunion is taking place at the Prince Edward Island University, from […]

Our members Désirée Rochat (Concordia University) and Samia Dumais (Concordia University) are featured in the special section “Vivre et écrire l’histoire des Noir.e.s à Montréal”, published in the Journal of the Canadian Historical Association. Samia contributed a scientific article titled “Le Second Congrès national des femmes noires de Montréal (1974) : une fenêtre sur l’émergence […]

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Congratulations to Camille Robert (Concordia University) on the nomination of her doctoral thesis for the Quebec National Assembly’s Political Book Prize (Prix du livre politique). Her thesis, titled “Education and Healthcare Workers Facing the Neoliberal Shift of the Quebec State (1980–1990),” demonstrates “how the neoliberal turn led to a ‘crisis of social reproduction’ that impacted […]