Résultats

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      Recorded histories of Bracebridge residents.

      A twice-monthly news magazine program, with interviews and documentaries, about the people and issues surrounding this city [Kawartha Lakes] in Central Ontario. Podcasts hosted and produced by Denis Grignon (Feb 2020 – Present.) Podcast available for listening and downloading on Podbean, iTunes, and Spotify platforms.

      Huntsville Oral Histories is an initiative between the Huntsville Public Library, the Muskoka Parry Sound Genealogy Group and the Huntsville and Area Historical Society. The goal of the project is to record the stories and histories of long time residents of Huntsville.

      Music: Anywhen You Say by Cheel (R&B & Soul) Available via YouTube Audio Library...

      In effort to continue dialogue, relationships, trust, and understand, the podcast invites local Indigenous community member Angela Bellegarde to share their experience of belonging in Oakville. Julian Kingston, Supervisor of the Oakville Museum, joins the conversation to learn how our community museum can improve the stories we share.

      June is National Indigenous History Month. To continue the path of learning Indigenous history, the podcast welcomes special guest Darin Wybenga, Traditional Knowledge and Land Use Coordinator with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Darin brings his wisdom and knowledge of history to bring context and understanding to the ...

      The podcast welcomes Matthew and Phi from the Positive Space Network, and Marcus Logan from the Oakville Public Library, to discuss the significance of Pride Month and the importance of community inclusion for members of the LGBTQ2S+ community. The Positive Space Network builds community and creates safer spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ ...

      The podcast looks to celebrate June is Seniors Month in a conversation with Heather Thompson, Manager of Age-Friendly Halton, and Ruth Sheridan, a resident and senior volunteer. Heather and Ruth share their insights towards how residents can reduce isolation and loneliness and ensure that older adults are valued throughout the ...

      The #OurOakville Podcast hosts, Daniel Ridsdale and Nabeel Rahman, discuss the importance of building a sense of belonging. Through their roles as the town’s Community Development Specialists they share insights from their journey engaging with residents young and old. Together, they reflect on the value in building community capacity and ...

      A recording of the transcribed notes from an interview with Therese St. Jean by Alan Powell. The interview was conducted as part of Powell's research for his doctoral thesis in 1973. The records are now held by the Esquesing Historial Society.

      Oral history - Harold Harnden with Mary Norton and Felicity Reid, August 2014. Running time 33min.

      Hey, remember the regular ole, seasonal flu shot? We still need it, despite that other shot getting all the attention. And our medical officer of health tells us why the flu shot is as important as ever. Those stone walls near Kirkfield look mighty imposing – and they're filled with ...

      The beloved LEX is back. It won’t be exactly the same, but its GM, Harry Stoddart, says it’ll be pretty darn close – right down to kids’ cotton candy consumption. “Hey, they can’t say that? Can they?” Lawyer Jason Ward does a great job of explaining slander, libel and defamation. ...

      A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about Tommy Sharbot, a local resident who played the fiddle.

      A song from Wes Bomhower`s CD about those nasty black flies.

      An interview with Oscar Lawson about Humphrey Township.

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      This audio is from a recorded interview with Mrs. Mabel Hunter of Petawawa, Ontario. The interview covers a range of topics including the military life at Camp Petawawa and Mrs. Hunter's work as a telephone operator. Mrs. Hunter was born in 1900, moved from England to Alice Township in 1919 ...

      A song from Wes Bomhower's CD about the green pines growing along the Calabogie shores.