PRESS RELEASE
Jun 28, 2021
Oct 19, 2011
The Memory Project Speakers’ Bureau has hosted a community “Lunch and Learn” event at CFB Gagetown. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Oct 17, 2011
Grade 10 students kicked off Citizenship Week today by participating in an interactive game-show quiz that pitted them against two Parliamentary Press Gallery members’ knowledge of citizenship and history. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Sep 28, 2011
The Historica-Dominion Institute unveiled its newest youth-focused heritage project, Sir John A Day, at a book launch for Christopher Moore’s biography Nation Maker today. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Sep 27, 2011
Nova Scotian veterans participate in a national digital archive initiative READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Aug 29, 2011
The Memory Project: Stories of the Korean War joined Korean War veterans from across Canada today in downtown Winnipeg for the final national reunion of the Korea Veterans Association of Canada, The Last Hurrah. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Aug 17, 2011
Linda Brunet, Director General of Encounters with Canada, and Michael A. Levine, Executive Vice-Chair of the Historica-Dominion Institute, sign EWC’s new three-year funding agreement with Canadian Heritage! READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Jul 18, 2011
Local Second World War and Korean War veterans gathered today at the Chateau Laurier Hotel and will meet again tomorrow, July 19, to participate in a nation-wide oral history project. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Jul 01, 2011
The Memory Project Speakers’ Bureau hosted a special luncheon to mark the 95th anniversary of the Battle of Beaumont Hamel today at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56, Pleasantville. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Jun 29, 2011
With Canada Day around the corner, The Historica-Dominion Institute asked Canadians to write their own great Canadian novel through a playful open-ended survey, and to answer questions on the importance and role of CanLit in education. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Jun 06, 2011
Aboriginal leaders, youth, esteemed authors, artists and members of the community gathered at the Design Exchange today to celebrate the winners of The Historica-Dominion Institute’s 2011 Canadian Aboriginal Writing and Arts Challenge. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
