About this Site
Funding Partners
This website was made possible by the financial contributions of the following institutions:
- Department of Canadian Heritage, Canadian Culture Online Initiative
- Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
- University of Victoria
- University of Victoria Office of the Vice-President, Research
- University of Victoria Office of the Vice-President, Academic
- University of Victoria Dean of Humanities
- Université de Sherbrooke
- Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto
- The Critical Thinking Consortium
Production Partners
- University of Victoria History Department
- University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre
- The Department of Theory and Policy Studies of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
- University of Sherbrooke History Department
Website Editors
- Ruth Sandwell
- Dick Holland
- Ilan Danjoux
- Series Editor: Roland Case and The Critical Thinking Consortium team
Website Authors
- Catherine Duquette
- Dick Holland
- Donna Alexander
- Ray Appel
- Ruth Sandwell
- Sheila Heatherington
- Catriona Misfeldt
- Jody Wearing
- Jan Maynard Nicol
- Elizabeth Byrne-Lo
- Ilan Danjoux
Website Designers
- Don Craig of Hot House Marketing, Victoria
- Staff Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History Project
Technical Production
- Amanuel Moges, Programming
- Stewart Arneil, Technical Advisor and programming
- Patrick Szpack, Website Mark Up
- Naomi Eichenlaub, Website Mark Up
- Scott Gerrity, Technical Advisor
Editorial
- Heather Gleboff
- Carolyne Blanshard
- Glen Wigmore
Administration
- Merna Forster, Executive Director
- Francoise McNeil, Translation Co-ordinator
- Dr. John Lutz, Co-director
- Dr. Ruth Sandwell, Co-director
- Dr. Peter Gossage, Co-director
Copyright
The content of this site is copyrighted by the Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History Project, excepting some of the documentary and photographic material housed by various archives, all of which is published here with permission. Permission is granted for students and teachers to print and reproduce the material on the site for non-profit educational use only. Further use is not permitted without permission of the copyright holders.
Website Creation Date
MysteryQuest 1-30: 2006-2008
MysteryQuest 31-39: 2012-2013
These whiteboards were developed by a team of students from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto under the guidance of Garfield Gini-Newman.
This research was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 2012-13.
