Ahead of Remembrance Day, poll suggests most Canadians don't know much about their history | CBC News
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"A new Ipsos poll reveals a concerning gap in Canadians' knowledge of their own history, with many unable to identify key figures and events."
"The lack of mandatory Canadian history classes in high schools is likely a significant factor contributing to the widespread ignorance surrounding the country’s historical narratives and figures."
"Over half of the respondents were unfamiliar with Viola Desmond, despite her presence on the $10 bill, highlighting a disconnect in recognizing significant historical contributions."
"With 82 percent of those surveyed failing to correctly identify important moments in Canadian history, this poll underscores a troubling generational gap in historical awareness."
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