Camille Robert (Université de Montréal) is the recipient of the Eugene-A.-Forsey prize, awarded for the best graduate thesis on labour and working-class history in Canada. “Camille Robert’s dissertation, Les travailleuses de l’éducation et de la santé face au tournant néolibéral de l’État québécois (1980-1990), is an inspired and insightful study of an often-overlooked decade in […]
Several members of the GHM were recognized during the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association / Société historique du Canada. Brian Gettler (University of Toronto) is the recipient of the Best Scholarly Article in Canadian Business History, for the article ” “The Vincent-Picard Family’s Investments: Wendat Wealth and Notarized Contracts in the Mid-Nineteenth Century“, […]
Several members of the GHM were recognized during the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association / Société historique du Canada Amanda Ricci (York University) received an honorable mention for the Hilda Neatby Prize, English Language Article, for her article “Feminists Confront the Neoliberal Turn: The Third United Nations World Conference on Women, Nairobi, 1985,” […]
Several members of the GHM were recognized during the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association. Our member Tamara Myers (University of British Columbia) along with Georgia Twiss are the recipients of the Neil Sutherland Article Prize, a biannual award presented by the History of Children and Youth Group. The prize recognizes outstanding contributions to […]
Jean-Philippe Bernard (Université du Québec en Outaouais) is the recipient of the 2025 Histoire sociale/Social HistoryBest Article Prize! His article, titled « L’arnaque du marchand : relations de crédit et administration du chômage durant la Grande Dépression », is published in issue 118 (volume 57). Here is an excerpt from the award committee: “The article by Jean-Philippe […]