Change and tensions are everywhere: social norms, racial inequity, climate and environment, economic disparity. We know that our work with heritage places has extraordinary potential for impact – But are we moving fast enough? Join in on this gathering of the heritage sector to learn more about vital work underway to better align heritage conservation...
February 16: Annual General Meeting. The 2021 financial statements are here. The Annual General Meeting will be followed by a short presentation “Architects Working in the 19th and early 20th Centuries” by Jennifer McKendry. A selection of works in the Kingston region by key players in the architectural field in the 19th and early 20th...
Herb Carnegie – an exceptional man and a community builder in the history of North York. His skills as a hockey player never got him to the NHL because of racist policies against Blacks. After a successful career in the industrial leagues, he went on to set up a hockey school, have a successful career...
Bonnie Sitter - Farmerettes She is the co-author of a number of books, including one on Farmerettes (which is the topic she will be speaking to us on). Apparently one of our members is quoted in the book, June Hitchcox as she was a Farmerette. It should also be noted that our virtual OHS Speakers...
Join the Toronto Railway Museum and producer Anne Tait on February 17 and go behind the scenes of award-winning film “Iron Road”. An epic, action-packed movie about the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway’s transcontinental railway, attendees are encouraged to watch the film before tuning in to the lecture (visit the event page for where...
