This Urbanism Lab event will explore the concept of cultural landscapes, by featuring the relationship of stories to landscapes and buildings, and will seek to tell about communities and cultural heritage themes in Canadian cities and regions. Meet the Speakers Sonia Vibert, chief of the Heritage Division of the Ville de Montréal, will talk to us […]
Sunday, May 8, 2022 Pick-up times between 11 am and 3 pm Cost: $6.25 per single-serving cream tea (max 10 servings per order). Treat the mother figure or role model in your life to a boxed takeaway version of our traditional cream tea. Each serving includes a fresh scone with butter, jam and Devon cream […]
Starting on Thursday, May 12, The Bank of Canada Museum is opening their doors every Thursday to Monday from 10:00 to 17:00 (ET).
The presentation will discuss one’s genealogy objectives and the benefits of building a family tree online, or on a personal computer (PC). Web sites and PC genealogy programs will be reviewed, both for standalone or synchronized use. Autosomal DNA testing is very useful to extend your family tree or confirm branches where limited source information […]
An old diary that begins in 1862, is passed down through three generations and sparks a scavenger hunt. Who wrote the diary and why was it a cherished family heirloom? How do you read the handwriting? Without living family members or any context, how do you tackle such a project? This talk will show how […]