We are working on an oral history project, interviewing individuals, and asking them to recount their experiences through COVID-19. Interested in being interviewed? If you are over 18 and were a resident of Manitoba during most of the pandemic, please email shareyourexperience19@gmail.com.
Remembering Ste. Madeleine, Manitoba: A Metis Community
Ste. Madeleine was a Metis community formed in 1902 by Jules DeCorby. The community thrived for three decades until tragedy ensued.
Looking for a Job? Have Museum Experience?
The Association of Manitoba Museums (AMM) needs a new Executive Director. If you're interested in supporting and have experience with large and small rural and urban museums around the province, this could be the position for you. For more information and to apply, check out the job posting today.
Four Siblings Venture West: the McClement Brothers in Brandon 1897-1931
Each of these four brothers would later make their way to Brandon, Manitoba – each arriving at different times and all arriving in their late thirties and early forties. Each of these young men involved himself in the community through his work and family.
Gymnastics in Manitoba
In 1927, Manitoban gymnastics started off as a branch of the Winnipeg and Brandon YMCA and later grew from there.
McCreary, Manitoba: A Town Rich in History
McCreary, Manitoba is a small town roughly 253km northwest of Winnipeg with a population of around 400 people. The town has undergone changes over the years, but preserving its history has remained important and valued.