Canada History Fund

The Canada History Fund provides funding to encourage improved public knowledge about Canada's history, civics and public policy. It supports the production of learning materials, the organization of learning activities, and the creation or maintenance of networks. Eligible projects may include learning materials, websites and mobile applications, conferences and workshops, networks and partnerships, large-scale reference works, and research and publications on current trends and public policy about Canada. Projects must demonstrate national reach and conservation/archive projects or projects serving the curriculum needs of a single province or institution are not eligible.

Funding to support production of learning materials, websites and mobile applications, organization of conferences and workshops, establishment of networks and partnerships, large-scale reference works, and research and publications on Canadian history and public policy.

Eligible applicants are organizations that have a mandate focused on Canadian history, civics or public policy, and post-secondary educational institutions. Applicants must demonstrate that their organization is well positioned to undertake the proposed project and has a track record of delivering similar programming; individuals and federal, provincial, territorial and municipal governments are not eligible.

Applicants should refer to the program's application guidelines for how to apply.