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In honour of summer we share a chapter from Joyce Hillman Bezeau’s writings about her early years in Canada. It evokes a different time, a time when industrious war brides found practical solutions to a myriad of challenges and when small Canadian towns were liberally doused with DDT.
Read Blackflies →
Our travelling exhibition, Canada: Day 1, supported by RBC, will be at the Western Development Museums: Moose Jaw until May.
On This Day - July 12, 1945
1945 - Private Charles Thomas Archer and his Dutch war bride Annette were married.
In and Out in Canada
We’re bringing the party to our exhibit space! We provide the bar and DJ, you bring the dance moves. Join us at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 for “In and Out in Canada”!
Would You Pass The Test?
Many immigrants feel like they really belong in Canada after receiving their citizenship. This specific moment holds a lot of power for many people, and we wanted to find a way to share that with our visitors. Would you pass the citizenship test?
Call For Artwork
The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 (the Museum) invites artists from across Canada to submit proposals for works to be included in an upcoming temporary exhibition entitled Canada: Day 1 Halifax. It will be presented in Halifax from March 17, 2017 to November 12, 2017.
