Our members

Indigenous Walks is a walk and talk through downtown Ottawa from an Indigenous perspective. Together walkers and guide will explore social, political and cultural issues through architecture, landscape, monuments and art.

Indigenous Walks is owned and operated by Jaime Koebel. Nehiyaw/Michif from Lac La Biche, Alberta.

Kitigan Zibi and Paginawatig School’s mission in cooperation with the Kitigan Zibi community is to create challenging opportunities to educate students in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect. It is our common mission to inspire students to achieve personal growth and cultural pride, to value life long learning, and to become responsible contributing citizens of their community, the Algonquin Nation and society at large.

Constructed in 1867 this National Historic Site of Canada located in the annex of the former Rosamond Woolen Company in Almonte, Ontario now features a blend of the old and new, all related to the history of the Mississippi Valley and the textile industry.

Collecting, preserving and celebrating the local history of Mississippi Mills and area.  Explore the Museum’s unique collection, discover local history in the research library, and tour a pioneer log cabin! 

The Ottawa Jewish Archives collections encompass thematic areas including individuals, families, businesses, congregations, and community organizations and associations established and maintained by Ottawa’s Jewish community. The strengths of the collections are in their capacity to promote social histories that may otherwise be lost to time, and to preserve narratives that trace and celebrate the worth of Jewish people and Jewish heritage in Canada’s capital.

Through advocacy, professional development and programming, OMIC’s mandate is to embed music into the fabric of the city allowing artists, fans, and workers to grow.

The Réseau du patrimoine franco-ontarien is a provincial non-profit organization that promotes the transmission of historical knowledge, facilitates dialogue among partners, and supports efforts to preserve and enhance Francophone heritage as a whole.
Their services are offered in French only.

Sir Guy Carleton Branch of the United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada have the mission to preserve, promote and celebrate the history and traditions of the Loyalist epoch in Canadian History.