The Heritage Minutes: Wilder Penfield It is one of the most famous Heritage Minutes ever made, all thanks to "I smell burnt toast" And the story of Wilder Penfield is one of a man who expanded our knowledge of the brain. | Canadian History Ehx

There are perhaps no more iconically Canadian things than the Heritage Minutes and the music of The Tragically Hip. This Canada Day, Historica Canada presents a salute to Canada Day pairing The Hip’s “It’s a Good Life (If You Don’t Weaken’)” with scenes from the Heritage Minutes. At Historica Canada when others forget, we remember. The Tragically Hip peermusic | Historica Canada

During the 1920 Summer Olympics, Canada’s Winnipeg Falcons won the first-ever hockey gold medal, which is disputed 82-years later. Learn more: https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/content/commemorate-canada-olympic-hockey-gold Listen to the podcast: https://soundcloud.com/commemoratecanada/canadas-first-hockey-olympic-gold Credits: 1920 Olympic Poster by Archive World / Alamy Stock Photo Falcon Hockey Club poster courtesy Brian Johannesson Winnipeg Falcons team photo courtesy Brian Johannesson Salt