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Haudenosaunee smoke dance display gives Upper Canada Village visitors pumpkin to talk about - Vimarsana News

Haudenosaunee smoke dance display gives Upper Canada Village visitors pumpkin to talk about

The newest display at Upper Canada Village's annual Pumpkinferno features over 100 artificial pumpkins carved into a scene of Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) smoke dancers.

Source: cbc.ca
The new www.groht.ca | www.esogf.ca is online! - Vimarsana News

The new www.groht.ca | www.esogf.ca is online!

The Great River Ontario Health Team (GR OHT) is pleased to announce that its official website is now live! Easy to navigate, resourceful and user-friendly, you can access it at www.groht.ca or www.esogf.ca.

Ross Bay Cemetery: Five notable female graves - Vimarsana News

Ross Bay Cemetery: Five notable female graves

Check out the resting spots of these fascinating women before the end of spooky season at Ross Bay Cemetery.

Source: martlet.ca
No date yet for Upper Canada Lodge closure - Vimarsana News

No date yet for Upper Canada Lodge closure

Upper Canada Lodge in Niagara-on-the-Lake will close when a new 160-bed long-term care home in Fort Erie is completed — some time in 2024, says Henri Koning, Niagara Region’s director

This archive of photographs shows Black Canadians 'in the light in which they deserved to be shown' - Vimarsana News

This archive of photographs shows Black Canadians 'in the light in which they deserved to be shown'

In his archival collection, which predates the founding of Upper Canada in 1791 and includes materials up to the middle of the last century, historian Alvin McCurdy showcased Black Canadians in a positive and deserving light.

Source: cbc.ca