The Champlain Society

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The Champlain Society

Welcome

For more than 106 years, The Champlain Society has increased public access to Canada's rich documentary heritage. Explore four centuries of adventure, travel, social change, economic growth, and nation building through the Society's books and on-line Digital Collection. This is your history — experience it through the words and images of those who were there.

The mission of The Champlain Society is to increase public awareness of, and accessibility to, Canada's rich store of historical records.

Goals

  • To publish Canadian documentary materials edited and produced to the highest standards both for members of The Society and for the public at large;
  • To assist the Canadian public to a better understanding of the nation's past through occasional public lectures, seminars, colloquia, conferences, and the publication of occasional papers;
  • To serve as an advocate on the proper care of, and accessibility to, Canada's historical records;
  • To increase participation in the work of The Society by enlarging and broadening the membership.
 

Officers of The Society 2012

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Honorary President
John Warkentin, OC, PhD, LLD, FRSC, York University, Toronto, Ontario

President
Patrice Dutil, PhD, Toronto, Ontario

Honorary Vice-President
The Hon. Alastair Gillespie, OC, PC, MComm, Toronto, Ontario

Vice-President
E. Jane Errington, PhD, Kingston, Ontario

Secretary of the Board
Donald W. McLeod, MLS, Toronto, Ontario

Treasurer
John T. Pepall, LLB, Toronto, Ontario

Members of Council
Michel S. Beaulieu, PhD, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Carl Benn, PhD, Toronto, Ontario
Peter Davis, AOCA, Mississauga, Ontario
Michael Eamon, PhD, Peterborough, Ontario
Bill Harnum, BA, Toronto, Ontario
Bosko D. Loncarevic, PhD, Bedford, Nova Scotia
Gregory P. Marchildon, PhD, Regina, Saskatchewan
Major J.D. McKillip, MA, Ottawa, Ontario
Frits Pannekoek, PhD, Athabasca, Alberta
Jim Paxton, PhD, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Carolyn Podruchny, PhD, Oakville, Ontario
Lutzen Riedstra, BA, Stratford, Ontario
Nicole St-Onge, PhD, Ottawa, Ontario
Bill Waiser, PhD, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
David Wood, PhD, Toronto, Ontario

Publications Committee Chair
Donald W. McLeod, MLS, Toronto, Ontario

General Editor
Roger Hall, PhD, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario

Secretariat
Christina Becker, MBA, Toronto, Ontario
 

For the Love of Books

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The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore (2011)

 

The War of 1812: Stupid but important

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JEREMY DIAMOND AND DAVIDA ARONOVITCH

Special to Globe and Mail
Update Published Monday, Feb. 20, 2012 2:00AM EST

The War of 1812 saw the last foreign invasion on Canadian soil. Ironically, its commemoration has become a battleground in Canada. The arrival of the war’s bicentennial has ushered in a national debate on its significance in both Canada and the United States, the level of government support it deserves and, of course, that 200-year-old chestnut: Who, if anyone, won?

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Sir John A Day!

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New website with video, teacher resources...

Sir John A Day - Jan 11 

 
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