Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network

"Volunteering Matters" Conference, Château Ramezay, Montreal (February 5, 2016)

The first conference in QAHN's "Volunteering Matters" conference series took place on February 5, 2016, at the historic Château

Opening Reception, QAHN's Housewife Heroines Exhibition, Beaconsfield Public Library (February 4, 2016)

Some 50 people attended the opening reception of QAHN's new Housewife Heroines traveling exhibition, held at the Beaconsfield P

Upcoming Reception: "Housewife Heroines of World War II"

Hiver en Gaspésie!

Cap-des-Rosiers, en Gaspésie, janvier 2016. (Photo - courtoisie de Jim Caputo)

QPAT Convention, Palais des Congrès, Montreal (November 2015)

QAHN directors Sandra Stock, Carol Meindl and Rick Smith helped greet teachers at the QAHN kiosk at this year's QPAT convention

QAHN at the 2015 QPAT Convention, Montreal (November 2015)

QAHN directors Sandra Stock and Rick Smith and Executive director Matthew Farfan greeted teachers at the QPAT convention in Mon

Bi-annual meeting of the English-speaking historical societies of the Eastern Townships (October 2015)

The October 2015 meeting of the FHQ's Anglophone institutions of the Townships took place at the Brome County Museum in Knowlto

Food Will Win the War: Home Cooks in Montreal, 1939-1945, Part III

October 19, 2015.

The following is the first instalment in a series written by Sandra Stock, as part of QAHN's project, Housewife Heroines: Anglophone Women at Home in Montreal during World War II, which has been funded through the World War Commemorations Community Fund.

Food Will Win the War: Home Cooks in Montreal, 1939-1945 – Part I

--October 8, 2015.

The following is the first installment in a series written by Sandra Stock, as part of QAHN's project, Housewife Heroines: Anglophone Women at Home in Montreal during World War II, which has been funded through the Department of Canadian Heritage's World War Commemorations Community Fund.

Help !! There's a Creepy Stone in My Wall !!

Some years ago, this unusual stone was built into a wall of an old home in Beaconsfield, Quebec.

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