Canada’s path to independence wasn’t marked by revolution — it was shaped by diplomacy, political strategy, and one pivotal figure: William Lyon Mackenzie King. Discover how Canada gradually ...

Celebrated for his skills as a bureaucrat who had held some of Ottawa’s most powerful non-elected positions. Noted for the degree he’d earned from Harvard, adding a doctorate later. An economist of ...

Among the standout attractions is the Mackenzie King Estate, which was constructed in 1903 by Canada's 10th prime minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King. You can explore the wooded paths ...

This documentary short is a portrait of Scottish-born journalist, politician, and rebellion leader William Lyon McKenzie. The first mayor of Toronto, he was an important leader during the 1837 ...

(National Archives of Canada / C-009076) Bennett, the Conservative opposition leader, ran against Liberal Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King during the 1930 federal election. King had led ...

In June 1937, Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King journeyed overseas to meet with German Chancellor Adolph Hitler. Pictured here, King (second from left) attending a sporting ...