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Newspapers a big piece of P.E.I.'s historical puzzle, archivist says - Vimarsana News

Newspapers a big piece of P.E.I.'s historical puzzle, archivist says

With an uncertain future facing P.E.I.’s two largest newspapers, the province’s Public Archives and Records Office says the potential loss of those publications would leave a big gap in the Island’s history.

Source: cbc.ca
Public Archives presents "The Christmas Seal Story" - Vimarsana News

Public Archives presents "The Christmas Seal Story"

(Dover, DE) -- The Delaware Public Archives is making the holidays historical.

Source: wdel.com
Province House Conservation Project Gets Funding Boost - Vimarsana News

Province House Conservation Project Gets Funding Boost

The Province House National Historic Site conservation project in Prince Edward Island will get an extra $46 million ($34 million USD) for its final two phases.

Opinion: How Wilfrid Laurier's Liberals grabbed reserve lands in the Prairie west - Vimarsana News

Opinion: How Wilfrid Laurier's Liberals grabbed reserve lands in the Prairie west

One of every five square kilometres of treaty-protected reserve land in Western Canada was given up by First Nations while Laurier was prime minister, as Liberal associates enriched themselves

September events celebrate culminating achievement of 'The Letters of Samuel Beckett' project - Vimarsana News

September events celebrate culminating achievement of 'The Letters of Samuel Beckett' project

Begun in 1985, “The Letters of Samuel Beckett” project has achieved a worldwide audience, producing four volumes of selected correspondence. Upcoming events will underscore the project’s continuing life online and in the archives of the Rose Library.

Source: emory.edu