C.P. Champion
C.P. Champion
Author
C.P. Champion, Ph.D., is the author of two books, was a fellow of the Centre for International and Defence Policy at Queen's University in 2021, and edits The Dorchester Review magazine, which he founded in 2011.
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From Toboggans to Carioles: Jolly Winter Fun in Old Canada

From Toboggans to Carioles: Jolly Winter Fun in Old Canada
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How Canada’s Fathers of Confederation Were Connected to the War of 1812

How Canada’s Fathers of Confederation Were Connected to the War of 1812
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Korea: The ‘Forgotten War’ That Canadians Actually Do Remember

Korea: The ‘Forgotten War’ That Canadians Actually Do Remember
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The Napoleon Myth in Quebec: From Aversion to Adulation

The Napoleon Myth in Quebec: From Aversion to Adulation
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The Rise and Fall of a French Royalist Settlement in Upper Canada After the 1789 Revolution

The Rise and Fall of a French Royalist Settlement in Upper Canada After the 1789 Revolution
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How the Cuban Missile Crisis Unfolded for Canada and Tested a Fledgling NORAD

How the Cuban Missile Crisis Unfolded for Canada and Tested a Fledgling NORAD
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Tito’s Tactics: Behind Canada’s 2 Peacekeeping Stints in Yugoslavia

Tito’s Tactics: Behind Canada’s 2 Peacekeeping Stints in Yugoslavia
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The Rise and Fall of Canada’s Temperance Movement

The Rise and Fall of Canada’s Temperance Movement
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The Nation in Arms: How Canada’s ‘Army on the Cheap’ Became a Successful Fighting Force

The Nation in Arms: How Canada’s ‘Army on the Cheap’ Became a Successful Fighting Force
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Canada’s United Nations Myth

Canada’s United Nations Myth
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