Scarcity remains in the memory of those who lived during the World War II era. Sugar was a staple that was rationed by government proclamation from 1942 to 1947. It was a key ingredient in preserves, baked items, and favourite family dishes. Advertising of sugar during this period used messaging that reflected the societal values...
Join us in historic Perth! A 1-hour tour of Perth Museum before lunch; 1-hour walking tour of Tay Canal after lunch; followed by optional visit to Bridge Masters Brewing Company. All are welcome. Fee for the Museum & Canal tours is $15, payable on arrival. Spaces are limited and so early email confirmation is strongly...
Learn about the philatelic history of Toronto with expert Garfield Portch! Join us for an exciting evening of Toronto's philatelic history with expert Garfield Portch at the Vincent Graves Greene Philatelic Foundation! Generously sponsored by the Vincent Graves Greene Foundation, enjoy an extensive presentation on the postal history and the history of the post office...
Fridays in July & August Heritage Hall, 83 Essex Street, Guelph Open to youth ages 12–18 Free refreshments provided Join us for a welcoming and empowering space where BIPOC youth can connect, create, and celebrate community all summer long. All are welcome. Special thanks to the Upper Grand District School Board and Wellington Catholic District...
Step aboard for a guided journey through the historic Queen’s Bush, where Black freedom seekers established vibrant communities after escaping enslavement. Along the route, we’ll explore the stories of the families who built homes, churches, schools, and cemeteries across what are now Waterloo Region and Wellington County. Today, many of these sites have disappeared from...
