Teachers’ Guides

The Empire Club Foundation developed Teacher’s Guides for educational institutions, which were well-received and utilized during live events or through streaming archived events. Students who were previously unaware of the Empire Club of Canada content were able to engage in curated discussions about the topics with their teachers and peers, enriching their learning experiences. Educators have found that this primary source material elevates academic discussions.

By donating to the Empire Club Foundation, you are essentially allowing the content generated by the Empire Club to be seen, discussed and debated by young Canadians.

The Coronation of King Charles III

Teaching Guide for Grades 5-10 to Celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III,
May 6, 2023

Coronation Teacher's Guide (PDF)

Canadian Women in War

Deeper Explorations for Students and Teachers

Women in War Guide (PDF)

World War II Special Operations Executive (SOE)

Teachers’ Guide for Secret Liberators: Canada’s SOE Agents in Occupied France

WWII SOE Teacher's Guide (PDF)

2023 Nation Builder of the Year

Developed to support and recognize the 2021 Empire Club’s third Nation Builder of the Year award to PERRY BELLEGARDE, Human Rights Activist

Nation Builder Guide (PDF)

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