Monthly Archives: May 2012

Canadian History Society’s president on the PCHP

Posted on May 29, 2012 by gfernandes

Deborah Morrison, the President of the Canadian History Society, wrote a message following this year’s Canadian Historical Association annual conference in Waterloo, where she mentions our communication. Read here.

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PCHP at the Canadian Historical Association’s Annual Meeting, University of Waterloo, May 28, 5.00-6.30

Posted on May 28, 2012 by gfernandes

The PCHP is presenting at the Canadian Historical Association / Société Historique du Canada Annual Meeting, in the University of Waterloo, room MC2038, tomorrow, May 28, at 5.00-6.30. The title of the communication will be “Democratizing the Production of and … Continue reading →

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PCHP | PHLC publica artigo de opinião no jornal português de Toronto, Voice (22 de Maio)

Posted on May 23, 2012 by gfernandes

O jornal de língua portuguesa Voice, publicou um artigo de opinião do Projecto de História Luso-Canadiana na edição de 22 de Maio, acerca dos corte propostos pelo governo Conservador aos arquivos do Canadá – acesso livre no site do Voice

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PCHP sends letter to Ministers James Moore and John Baird opposing cuts to NADP and CSP

Posted on May 15, 2012 by gfernandes

The Portuguese Canadian History Project has sent a letter to the Minister of Canadian Heritage and Offical Languages, the Honourable James Moore, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Honourable John Baird, expressing our concern with the cuts proposed by … Continue reading →

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York University Graduate History Student Association leads Canada-wide campaign against cuts to national archives

Posted on May 15, 2012 by gfernandes

The York University’s Graduate History Student Association has started what they hope will become a Canada-wide campaign against the dramatic cuts proposed by the Conservative government to the Library and Archives Canada and the Canadian Council of Archives, and the … Continue reading →

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