The federal government holds millions of records of files documenting how our immigrant ancestors became naturalized in Canada from 1915 to 1951. These records are often a treasure trove of information for genealogists. Bill Gladstone explores the content of these files, why they are valuable resources, and how to deal […]
The Artificial Intelligence Special Interest Group provides an ongoing opportunity for learning, experimenting, and sharing ideas with fellow researchers. It’s a collaborative, hands-on workshop where members explore practical ways that artificial intelligence can help solve real genealogical challenges. We focus on knowledge exchange rather than technical jargon, sharing discoveries, demonstrations, […]
Peter Usher’s illustrated talk will provide a guide to the enlistment, service, combat, casualty, and burial records of the thousands of Jewish Canadians who served in the Second World War. He will tell us how to obtain these records, what they say and do not say, and how to understand […]
