The Canadian Museum of History is a national museum located in Gatineau, Quebec, on the banks of the Ottawa River opposite Parliament Hill. It presents exhibitions that explore Canada’s past and the experiences of its peoples, with a particular emphasis on Indigenous histories and cultures. Its exhibitions include the Canadian History Hall, which traces over 15,000 years of human history through artefacts and narratives that highlight key events, personalities and cultural developments. The museum also features specialised displays such as extensive stamp collections and family-oriented experiences, offering a broad perspective on Canadian heritage. In addition to exhibitions, the museum holds vast collections of archaeological objects, artefacts and archival materials documenting life in Canada. It serves as an important centre for research, education and public engagement with the country’s evolving history.