Professor Herb Stovel has received a distinguished international award for his advances in the theory and practice of cultural heritage conservation. Stovel has been named the 2011 recipient of the... More
The Indigenous Studies program in Carleton University’s School of Canadian Studies invites applications for a two-year term position as the New Sun Visiting Aboriginal Scholar. The appointment... More
By Nicole Findlay A group of Carleton University students is helping visitors to a local museum explore what it means to be Canadian. Students enrolled in Anne Trépanier’s fourth-year Canadian... More
By Nicole Findlay Nancy Oakley is a stalwart defender of history. For the better part of a year, the Centretown resident has been lobbying to save Lansdowne Park’s Horticulture building. A... More
by Amy Guest Herb Stovel, associate professor at Carleton’s School of Canadian Studies, will receive the ICCROM Award for heritage conservation from the International Centre for the Study of the... More
By Nicole Findlay Anne Trepanier recently lent her expertise on Quebec’s emerging identity to an upcoming documentary Enquête Parizeau. The film will focus on the legacy of Jacques Parizeau and... More
by Nicole Findlay Imagine a world in which all physical traces of Stonehenge, the Acropolis and the pyramids of Egypt have vanished. The very idea may seem preposterous but a recent appeal made to... More
Howard Adler, MA student in Canadian Studies, has won the Canadian Aboriginal Writing Challenge (19-29 age category) with his story, Johnny Seven Fires . . .... More
by Nicole Findlay There is a persistent theme in the slow dance of land dispute settlements. In response to Native land claims, members of non-Native communities in possession of the disputed... More
André Loiselle, acting director, School of Canadian Studies, will host a retrospective of Quebec filmmaker Michel Brault’s films at the Toronto International Film Festival, 12-15 September.... More
