that invited newcomers and established Canadians alike to share their personal experiences of identity, heritage, and immigration, in order to foster cross-cultural dialogue and greater appreciation for one another among Canadians. More than 1,000 volunteers participated in this initiative. Stories of Sir John A. was a project created to raise awareness about the life and legacy of Sir John. A Macdonald, a Father of Confederation and the first prime minister of Canada. The project was launched in celebration of Macdonald's 200th birthday in 2015. Toronto in Time was a free iOS and Android app that highlighted the history of Toronto through "then and now" photos, slideshows, trails, and historical stories for over 150 sites in the city. The app was a joint initiative of Historica Canada, Museum Services of the City of Toronto, and Heritage Toronto; and with funding from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, and the Department of Canadian Heritage. War of 1812 was an initiative created to inform students of the War of 1812, in commemoration of the bicentennial of the War. The program included four free education guides (War of 1812 Education Guide, Borders and Boundaries, Aboriginal Peoples, War of 1812: Inquiry Guide) and two Heritage Minute learning tools (Richard Pierpoint, and the Battle of Queenston Heights). During the bicentennial, the program also hosted two national, bilingual competitions: "Make Your own Heritage Minute" and the "War of 1812 Writing and Arts Challenge." Other multimedia Along with its core programs, Historica Canada also produces various educational media projects, all of which are created as free content to help promote learning and historical knowledge. Historica Canada's video collection, in addition to its over-90 Heritage Minute shorts, includes more than 150 online educational videos. Inspiring Innovators (2020) is a four-part animated video series exploring "Canadian innovations that have made the world a better and safer place." Created in partnership with the Rideau Hall Foundation, the series features stories from a book by Tom Jenkins and former Canadian Governor General David Johnston titled Ingenious: How Canadians Made the World Smarter, Smaller, Kinder, Safer, Healthier, Wealthier and Happier. Between 2019 and 2020, the organization has produced two brief podcast series: Record of Service — a six-part podcast series presented by Historica Canada's Memory Project that presents interviews with Canada's veterans, ranging from codebreakers and code talkers to medical personnel to prisoners of war. Residential Schools — a three-part podcast