Didn't apply but would still like to attend the 2024 Atlantic Canada Studies Conference? You can find info here: umaine.edu/canam/acs2024/. If you are interested, try to register soon rather than later. That'll help us with planning. #cdnhist

Tomorrow morning I am presenting a Departmental Seminar Dalhousie University Earth and Env. Science - exploring the history and culture of geology in Nova Scotia. dal.ca/faculty/scienc…

On the blog, and excerpt from Richard Yeomans 's fantastic new article in Acadienis: acadiensis.wordpress.com/2024/04/25/lan…

Elizabeth and Bill cared deeply about what historical knowledge could do outside the parameters of the academy and no doubt saw UNB History's role in the 1999 Marshall Decision as an example of the dangers of a narrow reading of the historical record.

An excellent blog post by Sara Spike on fog and health in colonial Newfoundland and Nova Scotia

Congratulations! Thomas Peace, The Slow Rush of Colonization: Spaces of Power in the Maritime Peninsula, 1680-1790 for the 2024 Wilson Book Prize winner 2024 Wilson Book Prize – Au delà des frontières : La nouvelle histoire du Canada/ Beyond Borders: The New Canadian History

An important response to the President's May 31 statement, which attempted to de-legitimize the voices of UNB faculty, students, and staff in support of Palestinians and in protests against apartheid and genocide.

The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 is hiring! Bilingual Heritage Interpreter - Full Time and Permanent pier21jobs.applytojobs.ca/visitor%20expe…

Work with us. Manager of Rural Sites with the Nova Scotia Museum. jobs.novascotia.ca/job/HALIFAX-Ma…

In a new episode of the Champlain Society Witness to Yesterday podcast Nicole O’Byrne talks to Janet E. Chute & Donald M. Julien about their book, Muiwlanej kikamaqki "Honouring Our Ancestors": Mi’kmaq Who Left a Mark on the History of the Northeast.... bit.ly/WTYjl1224

Reflections on Space, Imagination, and Maritime Safety in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, 1820 – 1839, by Zachary A. Tingley wp.me/p5AAQg-1m4 #CdnHist #CdnHistory #Lighthouses UNB Saint John UPEI GeoREACH Lab

We are partnering with HistoireEngagée, NiCHE, Acadiensis, and Borealia to host a workshop on The Future of Knowledge Mobilization and Public History Online. Registration is open! activehistory.ca/workshop/. We hope to see you in London.

In a new episode of the Champlain Society Witness to Yesterday Nicole O’Byrne talks to Ian MacLaren about his four-volume set, Paul Kane's Travels in Indigenous North America. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYjl2624 #twitterstorians McGill-Queen's University Press #IndigenousHistory UofA History, Classics, and Religion #ArtHistory

On the blog, Greg Marquis remembers long-time friend of Acadiensis Beth McGahan: acadiensis.wordpress.com/2024/08/05/eli…

This weekend! Register soon for the inaugural #BlackLoyalist Academic Conference of Knowledge: loom.ly/_ouIdaA. Presented by the #BlackLoyalistHeritageCentre in partnership with Loyalist Connections Creative Society and SMU Faculty of Arts. Find the program here: loom.ly/Za9wYss. #Birchtown

Bon Quinzou! If you have any Acadian ancestry you are obligated to listen to Lisa Leblanc's Chiac Disco today. Those are the rules.

In a new episode of the Champlain Society Witness to Yesterday #podcast Larry Ostola talks to Ross Fair about his book, Improving Upper Canada:Agricultural Societies and State Formation, 1791–1852. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYs324 University of Toronto Press Ross Fair Metropolitan History Council #aghist #envhist

MUN Geography hosted the CAG 2024 Conference in St. John’s bringing together geographers, researchers, and professionals from across the country and the ocean.   We are so excited to announce that the next CAG Annual Conference will be held in Ottawa.

Some of the most significant artifacts and records related to RMS Titanic can be found in Nova Scotia. The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic has what is generally recognized as the world's finest collection of wooden artifacts from the vessel. M81.228.1 maritimemuseum.novascotia.ca