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Jun 28, 2021
Dec 11, 2009
The Encounters with Canada Support Foundation (EWCSF) has become the newest partner of the Historica-Dominion at the Games project. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 25, 2009
Local Second World War veterans gathered today at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #3 in Miramichi to participate in a new nation-wide oral history project. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 10, 2009
The Historica-Dominion Institute applauds the Toronto Port Authority ’s decision to change the name of the Toronto City Centre Airport to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 10, 2009
Canadian veterans from the Second World War and onwards were invited to open the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) to mark Remembrance Week this morning. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 10, 2009
This Remembrance Day, Me to We Style will be donating $10 for every t-shirt sold online to The Historica-Dominion Institute’s Memory Project, which encourages veterans to share their stories with young people across Canada. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 09, 2009
This week Encounters with Canada welcomes 138 students from across the nation to Ottawa for a week that promises to be inspiring, enriching and meaningful. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 05, 2009
The Memory Project: Stories of the Second World War is showcasing seven veteran stories, in both official languages, to mark each day of Remembrance Week from November 5 to 11 at: www.thememoryproject.com/remembrance. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Nov 05, 2009
The Memory Project, a program of the Historica-Dominion Institute, will bring together veterans, servicemen and women, students and teachers Toronto, to celebrate the one-millionth young person reached through their national Memory Project initiative. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Oct 31, 2009
On Saturday, October 31st Okanagan area Second World War veterans will gather at the Okanagan Military Museum to participate in a new nation-wide oral history project. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
Oct 29, 2009
Remembrance Day is a day like no other in Canada. It is an occasion – once a year, every autumn – for Canadians to honour those who have served, and continue to serve, our country. READ THE FULL STORY HERE
