Brock University has received $90,000 from the federal Ministry of Canadian Heritage’s 1812 Commemoration Fund to create a War of 1812 exhibit at the St. Catharines Museum.
The front of the Schmon Tower looked like a page out of a history book Friday morning.
The Royal Canadian Mint has created five circulation coins to commemorate the defining moments of the War of 1812.
It’s an award that comes with bragging rights and a ribbon.
It’s a virtual heaven for War of 1812 buffs and valuable tool for those with questions about the battles that helped define Canada as a nation.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning author will be in St. Catharines next month to talk about the War of 1812.
David Sharron, head of Special Collections and Archives in the James A. Gibson Library, was recently named the recipient of the Archives Association of Ontario’s James J. Talman Award.
The Yankees are coming, the Yankees are coming.
But 200 years after the start of the War of 1812, they’re coming to make music, not war. American and Canadian musicians will gather at Brock University from July 8 to 12 to take part in a New Horizons Band camp.
Brock gears up for Congress 2014
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Concordia sculpture on the move Monday
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