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Jan Noel joined the University of Toronto's Department of History in 1990 as an Early Canada specialist. She has authored 35 monographs and has received several prestigious awards for her scholarship, including the New York History Award for her work on Indigenous women traders. Her book 'Canada Dry', which examines the temperance movement, was awarded the Macdonald Prize. In 2017, her article 'A Man’s Letters: Gender Troubles of 1837' was recognized as the Article of the Year by the Canadian Historical Review. Her recent publication, 'Along a River: French-Canadian Women' was released by the University of Toronto Press in 2013, and she is currently working on a project titled 'Merchant Women in New France', which is organized with Le Bibliotheque Nationale de France, interfacing with national archives. Her research interests include Early Canada, specifically focusing on social reform, settler Haudenosaunee women, public history, and the dynamics of gender, sex, and sexualities.
University of Toronto • Mississauga (UTM)
Specializing in Early Canada, focusing on social reform and Indigenous women's contributions.
Department of Sociology