Résultats

      Interview with Barbara Ransom who played a leading role in "Candida" during the first season of the Shaw Festival in 1962. Photograph of Barbara Ransom with David Michener and Tim Devlin in "Candida", 1962.

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of miscellaneous publications and other media by Michael W. Higgins including: - a transcript of Remarks on the Occassion Dean Brian Hendley's Reception and Dinner (1999); - a transcript of remarks given at Douglas Letson's Farewell Dinner (1999); - poster and news articles ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY GRAIL: AN ECUMENICAL JOURNAL was sponsored and launched by the University of St. Jerome's College. Published quarterly, the first issue of GRAIL appeared in March, 1985. Inspired by Vatican II, GRAIL was a Canadian contemporary, ecumenical, and multi-disciplinary journal whose goal was to explore relevant issues of concern ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY Douglas Letson was the first lay person to be appointed President and Vice-Chancellor of St. Jerome's University. His initial term as President was from 1989 to 1994 after which he was re-appointed to a further term of five years from 1994 to 1999. SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series ...

      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.

      The City of Kawartha Lakes compiled a Canada Day celebratory video message during the COVID-19 pandemic featuring temporary art installations in collaboration with the Kawartha Art Gallery and the Kawartha Art Network, messages from front-line city services (Fire Rescue, Police Service, Paramedic Service, and OPP) and photo contributions from city ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY In the late fall of 2002 an organizing committee began arranging a symposium on the Hidden Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Its purpose was to bring together academics, politicians, clerics, journalists and others before a public audience to examine a previously little understood aspect of the life of Pierre Elliott ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of material relating to events held to commemorate various anniversaries of St. Jerome's College/University. Included in the records are: 1) correspondence, programs, welcome address by the Mayor of Berlin (Kitchener), and the original handwritten and typed manuscripts of a brief history of St. ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The International Thomas Merton Society was formed in 1987 to sustain interest in the life and work of Thomas Merton and his social and spiritual concerns. The Society sponsors retreats and biannual "General Meetings". The International Thomas Merton Society also publishes a newsletter,"The Merton Seasonal". The Society is ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The Studies in Family Life program began at the University of St. Jerome's College in July, 1972. It was sponsored by the Dean's office under the directorship of Rev. Leo Lafreniere, O.M.I. who created the program and had been conducting a similar program at Lakehead University in Thunder ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series comprises the records for special events sponsored by St. Jerome's University. The records include invitations, programs, advertising, correspondence, financial records, speakers, and papers presented for the various events. The records are arranged in 26 subseries as follows: 1) St. Jerome's Day; 2) The St. Jerome's ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY: The Advancement Office (formerly the Office of Development and Graduate Affairs) is mandated to cultivate positive relationships with graduates and friends of the University in order to ensure that St. Jerome's has a firm base of volunteer and donor support and strong representatives within the community to assist ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of records relating to Michael W. Higgins'major book publications. The records include correspondence, publishing contracts, working papers, research material, typescripts, interviews, publicity and advertising material, and some financial records. The records are arranged in 12 sub-series: 1) Thomas Merton: Pilgrim in Process (1983); ...

      BIOGRAPHY Michael W. Higgins was born on October 24, 1948 in Toronto, Ontario. Following primary school education at St. Thomas Aquinas School, he attended Vaughan Road Collegiate Institute. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from St. Francis Xavier University (1970 magna cum laude), a Master of Arts ...

      The Lindsay Advocate is an online news magazine for Lindsay, Ontario, Canada, focused on the social and economic wellness of the town. While we cover most aspects of community life, we have a particular interest in poverty reduction.

      A collection of local and general news articles, photographs, experiences shared by citizens of the City of Kawartha Lakes during the COVID-19 global pandemic shutdown, March 17, 2020 to the present day. The COVID-19 pandemic made the world reconsider standards of public health care, childcare, and debate on the future ...