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Hosted by Dead Canadians with Stephanie Allen · history · EN-CA · 12 episodes
Dead Canadians Cemetery Podcast: Carved in Stone explores Canadian history through cemeteries, monuments, and the landscapes where history still lives. Each episode connects people, place, and memory—uncovering stories that shaped Canada and reached far beyond its borders
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Episode #8
<p>Victoria Day marks the start of summer—but its story is written in more places than you might expect.</p><p>This episode explores Queen Victoria’s influence in Canada, and how it can still be seen in the landscapes around us.</p>
Episode #8
Victoria Day marks the start of summer—but its story is written in more places than you might expect. This episode explores Queen Victoria’s influence in Canada, and how it can still be seen in the landscapes around us.
Episode #7
<p>* Recorded on location of Canada Bay *</p><p>In 1840, 58 rebels from the Lower Canada Rebellion were sent into exile—16,000 kilometres from home—to a penal colony in Australia. They weren’t hardened criminals. They were farmers, tradesmen, and community leaders who had taken part in the Rebellions of 1837–1838.</p><p>Today, their story is preserved in the geography of Sydney, Australia. Places like Canada Bay and Exile Bay still carry the memory of a failed rebellion that helped reshape the future of Canada and the British Empire.</p><p>In this episode of the Dead Canadians Cemetery Podcast, I travel t...
Episode #6
<p>Note: This video was researched and recorded before the recent escalation of hostilities in the Middle East, including the joint United States and Israeli military strikes on Iran that began in late February 2026 and the subsequent broader conflict that has continued into March 2026. </p><p> _______________________________________</p><p>More than a century ago, soldiers from across the British Empire were buried in the sand outside Gaza after the battles of the First World War. Among them were 23 Canadians, laid to rest in what is now known as Gaza War Cemetery (22 peacekeepers and one airman from WWII).</p><p>Today that ceme...
Episode #5
<p>Jean Wilson (speed skating) and Barbara Ann Scott (figure skating) didn’t just win medals — they shifted culture.At the 1932 Winter Olympics, Jean Wilson helped prove Canadian women could compete internationally, even before women’s sport was fully recognized. Sixteen years later, Barbara Ann Scott’s Olympic gold in 1948 gave a post-war country something it deeply needed: joy.</p><p>From Mount Hope Cemetery in Toronto to Lake Placid (1932), St. Moritz (1948) and beyond, this episode explores how women’s athletic excellence moved from novelty to national pride.</p><p>Time Stamps:</p><p>0:00 Introduction</p><p>0:52 *Jean Wilson*</p><p>1:16 Bio...
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