Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network

Good Turn-out for QAHN AGM on Zoom (November 14, 2020)
Good Turn-out for QAHN AGM on Zoom (November 14, 2020)

Grant Myers chaired the 2020 QAHN AGM on Zoom, with over 50 delegates and members in attendance.

Good Turn-out for QAHN AGM on Zoom (November 14, 2020)
Good Turn-out for QAHN AGM on Zoom (November 14, 2020)

Over 50 delegates and members attended QAHN's 2020 AGM on Zoom.

Good Turn-out for QAHN AGM on Zoom (November 14, 2020)
Good Turn-out for QAHN AGM on Zoom (November 14, 2020)

Over 50 delegates and members attended the 2020 QAHN AGM on Zoom, chaired by QAHN president Grant Myers

QAHN & Klez Canada present "Klezmer Konnections"
QAHN & Klez Canada present "Klezmer Konnections"
Fiddle anyone?? QAHN's "Musical Heritage" presents... Laura Risk
Fiddle anyone?? QAHN's "Musical Heritage" presents... Laura Risk
2020 Marion Phelps Winner Mary Ducharme fêted at Hemmingford Archives
2020 Marion Phelps Winner Mary Ducharme fêted at Hemmingford Archives

QAHN President Grant Myers (2nd from right) and Executive Director Matthew Farfan (not pictured) paid a visit to the Hemmingfor

QAHN visits Hemmingford Archives, a proud partner in QAHN's project "Belonging and Identity in English Quebec"
QAHN visits Hemmingford Archives, a proud partner in QAHN's project "Belonging and Identity in English Quebec"

Dwane Wilkin (left) paid a visit to the Hemmingford Archives this week to cement QAHN's new partnership with the organization w

Hemmingford Archives is a proud partner in QAHN's ongoing project "Belonging and Identity in English Quebec"
Hemmingford Archives is a proud partner in QAHN's ongoing project "Belonging and Identity in English Quebec"

Some of the folks who volunteer their time at the Hemmingford Archives.

Heritage groups put spotlight on local history across Quebec

"Belonging" project collaborators include (L to R): Missisquoi Museum (Heather Darch); Colby-Curtis Museum (Samuel Gaudreau-Lalande); QAHN (President Grant Myers); and Richmond County Museum (Norma Husk). Photo: M. Farfan.

The Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network (QAHN) has partnered with nine community groups from around the province to preserve and share local historical knowledge, with special emphasis on Quebec’s English-speaking history.

Belonging and Identity in English-speaking Quebec, a QAHN project funded by Quebec's SRQEA, will support the development of museum and heritage-learning activities in several Quebec regions over the next six months.

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