Something’s cooking in the Archivist’s kitchen
Second in a series about the BC Sugar records While continuing to process our BC Sugar fonds, I had the …
The Archives continues ‘pinning’ content to Historypin!
This isn’t the first time we’ve blogged about our Historypin page. We’ve recently taken the time, however, to add a …
And…Action! On set in the Archives Reading Room.
Here at the Archives, we’re used to working with pre-existing documents and media, though we recently decided to try our …
Your favourite Archives now on Facebook! What’s not to “like”?
At the Archives we are continually working on our social media outreach initiatives. It is something we do off the …
Spotlight on volunteers – Maggie Linardic
Maggie Linardic has been volunteering at the Archives for over a year now. Maggie holds a Fine Arts degree with …
Spotlight on volunteers: David Marriott
David Marriott began volunteering at the Archives last September and in that time has dedicated around 300 hours to the …
ACA Whitehorse 2012
Whitehorse was the location of this year’s Association of Canadian Archivists conference. Archivists from as far away as Brazil and …
“Conversations with Khahtsahlano” is available online
Did you enjoy the recent Khatsahlano Music and Arts Festival and want to know more about the origin of the …
DigCCurr 2012
This past May, I was fortunate to participate in the DigCCurr Professional Institute on Curation Practices for the Digital Object …
Where are the Royal Columbian Hospital records?
The records known as the Royal Columbian Hospital fonds (formerly AM284), have moved to New Westminster. In 1973, the records …