GlobeNewswire: Chinatown Storytelling Centre launches Digital Archives to preserve Chinese Canadian history (PRESS RELEASE). “The Chinatown Storytelling Centre has launched the initial phase of its Digital Archives through the CSC Archives, the first archives in Canada dedicated to collecting from a Chinatown, featuring a digital collection of publications, artifacts, documents, and photos that […]

Because every month is black history month.

Dr. Yvette Bonny is a pioneering hematologist who performed the first pediatric bone marrow transplant in Quebec in 1980.

#canadablackcommunity #blackhistory #blackhistoryisourhistory #canadahistory #canadianheroes

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/dr-yvette-bonny-quebec-s-first-bone-marrow-transplant-9.7107429

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The quote featured here was said by Riel shortly before his execution, when a guard asked for a souvenir.

This was my post on other social media for #louisrielday

I'm proud to be a #redrivermetis woman today, and everyday.

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Canadian Press: Harper’s archival collection includes one million photos, a quilt and a hockey card. “[Élizabeth] Mongrain, who is a manager and senior strategic adviser at Library and Archives Canada, said the project is the largest digital archive acquisition ever undertaken by Library and Archives Canada. She said it includes more than 400,000 digital records, 4,000 sound recordings and […]

St. Francis Xavier University: McGregor Family Letters – New digital collection available on StFX Scholar. “This remarkable collection of letters, dating from 1805 to 1842, was donated to the Angus L. Macdonald Library by George and Elizabeth MacKenzie of Truro, N.S. George was a descendent of Malcolm McGregor, who had emigrated from Scotland to Pictou in 1801 with his wife Isobel and two […]

McMaster University: McMaster research team digitizes more than 100 years of Canadian infectious disease data. “Altogether, the new database — the Canadian Notifiable Disease Incidence Dataset, or ‘CANDID’ — contains more than a million infectious disease incidence counts that date back as far as 1903. The dataset, which is now publicly accessible, captures weekly, monthly, and quarterly […]

NTV: Avalanche Canada launches new database for fatal avalanche incidents. “Avalanche Canada has just launched a new site documenting every known avalanche fatality in Canada since 1792. In addition to incident reports on these fatal incidents, the site also has expert incident analyses on most avalanches dating back to 1955, as well as interactive mapping, statistics and case studies.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/12/14/ntv-avalanche-canada-launches-new-database-for-fatal-avalanche-incidents/