Launched in 2016, the Canadian National Digital Heritage Index (CNDHI) is a growing index of digitized heritage collections from across Canada. Managed by the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) and supported by Library and Archives Canada (LAC), CNDHI increases awareness of and access to digital heritage collections in Canada.CNDHI now includes over 1,500 collections held at Canadian universities, provincial and territorial libraries, heritage organizations, archives, and more.CRKN is committed to increasing the scope and diversity of collections included in CNDHI while re-examining the historical and institutional biases that may occur in the ways in which collections are described and organized.If you have any comments for us, please contact info@cndhi-ipnpc.caQuestions about the Index or how to search? Visit our Submission FAQ page or our Discovery FAQ page.To suggest a collection, please complete the new collection form.
Photographs and other documents relating to the history of Alberta with an emphasis on immigration and ethnic minorities
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Documents relating to technological innovation in Alberta
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Historical photographs and other documents relating to French Canadians in Alberta
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Film clips and other documents relating to the history of feminism in Canada with an emphasis on the Famous Five
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Photographs and audio recordings relating to the history of Edmonton, Alberta
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Historical photographs and other documents relating to architecture in Alberta
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Photographs and short newspaper clippings relating to African Americans who immigrated to Alberta from Oklahoma in the early 1900s
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Documents relating to Cree track and field athlete Alex Decoteau who competed in the 1912 Olympics, became the first First Nations police officer in Canada, and died fighting in World War I
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Historical photographs and recordings relating to women in the aspen parkland ecoregion of Alberta
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Historical images, mostly photographs, of pow wows and dances of Indigenous peoples in Alberta
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