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Canadiana & Historic Objects online-only auction planned for Saturday, October 7th by Miller & Miller - Vimarsana News

Canadiana & Historic Objects online-only auction planned for Saturday, October 7th by Miller & Miller

Four original paintings by acclaimed Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis (1903-1980), an extremely rare cobalt-washed stoneware flask from the 1850s by Wi

Flash From the Past: Midsummer photo teasers revealed - Vimarsana News

Flash From the Past: Midsummer photo teasers revealed

On July 15 and 22, Flash From the Past showed readers a collective 12-pack of photo teasers from old Waterloo County. We asked for identification and, hopefully, a little story.

New plaque will commemorate 160th anniversary of Emancipation Day Picnic in Hawkesville - Vimarsana News

New plaque will commemorate 160th anniversary of Emancipation Day Picnic in Hawkesville

The Wellesley Township Heritage and Historical Society will be unveiling a new plaque to commemorate the Emancipation Day picnic that happened on August 1, 1863 in Hawkesville to celebrate the end of slavery in the British Empire.

Source: cbc.ca
Cambridge Coun. Donna Reid dies - Vimarsana News

Cambridge Coun. Donna Reid dies

Cambridge Coun. Donna Reid has died, the city announced Sunday.

Source: cbc.ca
Cross-Canada train journey honours historic Mennonite migration, fulfils dying wish - Vimarsana News

Cross-Canada train journey honours historic Mennonite migration, fulfils dying wish

A cross-Canada train excursion is marking the centenary of a migration that saw some 21,000 Mennonites from the Soviet Union emigrate to Canada — but is also striving to address reconciliation while fulfilling a deathbed promise.

Source: cbc.ca