What would you do with $1000?   The National Trust for Canada is giving away a total of $2000 in support of Canada Historic Places Days. As many of Canada’s historic places remain closed to the public, and social distancing measures are put in place, we’ve set up digital ways for everyone to celebrate and share […]

The exhibit on tablet “300 years and some things…” offers an interactive and poetic visit to let you learn about the history of the Maison Drouin and its inhabitants. Follow their steps and share their anecdotes while watching the 27 short videos available. An experience that you do not want to miss!

Travel back in time and walk in the footsteps of those lived, arrived and died during the city’s quest for public health care. Details: This walking tour is 1.5 hours in duration and runs rain or shine! Please dress for the weather, bring water and protect yourself from the sun. Be aware that public washrooms […]

Hello Everyone! The Charles Macdonald Museum will be opening this Canada Day on July 1st! This year we are excited to display artwork from Charlie himself who created this incredible historical site, Kevin West, Dyan Hatanaka and other extremely talented artists! There has been a lot going on at the museum over this past year […]

Au milieu du 19e siècle, de grands domaines de villégiature s’implantent en des lieux naturels exceptionnels sur les falaises qui surplombent le St-Laurent. Tout comme les riches propriétaires de la ville, la famille seigneuriale n’échappe pas à cette nouvelle mode qui marie l’architecture et la nature.  Lors de la Journée Ralentir pour mieux vivre, de […]

Discover North America’s Northernmost route of the Underground Railroad on this live virtual tour and learn about the Black families who arrived at Tomlinson Lake in Carlingford, New Brunswick after immigrating across the border from Maine to New Brunswick from 1850 to 1865.