Michael Arntfield: Cold Cases and Forensic Genealogy: The End of Whodunits?
Since the National DNA Data Bank went online a quarter century ago, detective work has relied on a largely unchanged system that requi
Deirdre McCorkindale: The Underground Railroad and Free Black Communities in Canada West
Deirdre will explain what the Underground Railroad was and how it operated.
Listening to the Fur Trade: A New History of it’s Sounds, Songs, and Ceremonies
Although remembered for its material exchanges, this talk will explore how the fur trade was also predicated on musical exchanges and
Merilyn Simonds: The Many Astonishing Lives of Louise de Kiriline Lawrence
Born into Swedish aristocracy, Louise de Kiriline Lawrence turned her back on privilege, and as a Red Cross nurse, followed her White
Seth Klein: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency
Seth Klein explores how we can align our politics and economy with what the science says we must do to address the climate crisis.
Daniol Clair Coles: Sharing Indigenous Worldview: Reflections of Metis History and Experience
Daniol will share his Indigenous worldview on Metis experience, culture and history; including sharing some of his own family and pers
Alison Norman
October 27, 2022 (10am to 12 noon)
Mark Kozak-Holland
October 20, 2022 (10am to 12 noon)
Ian Shelton
October 13, 2022 (10am to 12 noon)
Gabriela Mastromonaco
October 6, 2022 (10am to 12 noon)
