The Canadian Military Heritage Society

A valuable resource for military buffs is the recently re-designed Canadian Military Heritage Society website, http://www.cmhslivinghistory.com
Featuring videos and photographs of re-enactment events of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry WWI and WWII, also the 49th Regiment of Foot. Descriptions of the society's services and activities.
Congratulations on a beautiful and fascinating tribute to Canada's military heritage.

Ontario Genealogical Society Conference '09

The 2009 Ontario Genealogical Society Conference,"From the Printed Page to the Digital Age," will be held from May 29th to the 31st at Sheridan College, Oakville, Ontario.

Hamilton's Literary Festival

Hamilton's fifth GritLIT takes place April 2 - 5. A popular cultural festival of authors' readings, workshops for aspiring authors, poetry contest. Designed to promote local writers along with well-known Canadian authors.
An evening of poetry readings, April 2, 7:30 p.m. at the Hamilton Art Gallery. An evening of fiction readings, 7:30 p.m., April 3.
The event takes its name from the fact that Hamilton is often thought of as a gritty city. www.gritlit.ca

"Imagination is more important than knowledge." ~ Albert Einstein

"The Very Finest Books on Canadian History"

For a rare and fascinating insight into the life of a successful writer, follow Cheryl MacDonald's blog at heronwoodandhistory.blogspot.com or simply click on the Follower link.

Canadian Authors' Reading Series

Award-winning DONNA MORRISSEY is guest at The Roselawn Theatre, Port Colbourne, Ontario, on Tuesday March 24th. Author of three novels, including "What They Wanted" and "Kit's Law," lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia. For further information, please call Wm. Thomas' Writing Services 905-834-0898.

Legendary Canadian Ladies

WRITER, HISTORIAN Cheryl MacDonald will talk about well-known and other not-so-well-known legendary women, Thursday April 16 at 1:00 p.m. at the Wilson MacDonald Museum in Cheapside. Cheryl's presentations are always informative and never dull. Included in her April event are Abigail Becker, Mary Sitts, Helen Kinnear and Laura Secord. Admissions is $5 with ample time for visiting and touring the museum. Coffee House Programme Wilson MacDonald Museum.