OHS Bulletin
The official newsletter of The Ontario Historical Society
The OHS Bulletin is the official newsletter of The Ontario Historical Society. It is published biannually, reaching readers in spring and fall, and shares information about ongoing issues concerning the Society and Ontario’s heritage sector.
Current Issue: Spring 2026
In This Issue:
- Executive Director’s Report by Daniel Dishaw (3)
- Heritage Passport: Rideau Lakes (4)
- Museum Milestones by Dr. John Carter (7)
- Fort Erie Museum and Cultural Services: Exploring Thousands of Years of History by Jessica Steffler (8)
- From the Bookshelf by Dr. Keith R. Fleming (10)
- History of Indigenous Peoples in Rideau Lakes: An Archaeological Approach by Ted Stewart (12)
- 200th Anniversary of the College of Iona: Glengarry Fencibles Trust and the Bishop’s House by Brenda Baxter (16)
- 2025/26 OHS Award Winners Celebrated (18)
- Updates from OHS Members & Affiliates (22)
- Celebrating Our Community (23)
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Submission Deadlines
Spring Bulletin:
Second Friday in February
Fall Bulletin:
Second Friday in August
Additional Information
Editor: Daniel Dishaw
Email: ddishaw@ontariohistoricalsociety.ca
Telephone: (416) 226-9011 | Toll Free 1 (866) 955-2755
ISSN | 0714-6736
Printer | Hignell Book Printing
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Views expressed by contributors and advertisers are not necessarily those of the OHS. The OHS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Citizenship and Multiculturalism.
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