The Ontario Historical Society is a non-governmental group that is focused on preserving aspects of Ontario's history.
It provides a forum for individuals, organizations, and institutions to exchange ideas, research, and experiences. Encourages, supports, sponsors, and assists museums, historical societies, and other cultural groups.
It supports over 350 affiliated societies.
A free digital literacy program that is offered to newcomers and members of Black and marginalized communities to learn beginner and intermediate computer skills.
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A non-profit organization that supports Iraqis in Hamilton.
The Ancaster Township Historical Society was founded in 1950 to promote interest in Ancaster, Ontario. They present talks and programming focused on the history of Ancaster, Hamilton and the surrounding area.
They operate the site and archives at the Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum.
Visitors are welcome. There are volunteer opportunities.
Provides up to 30 minutes of free legal services over the phone for low-income people in Ontario.
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General meetings of the Hamilton Mountain Heritage Society, to promote awareness of the history and heritage of the Hamilton Mountain and the surrounding area. Meetings can include guest speakers or be arranged in historic buildings in the area.
Offers outdoor summer camp programs for ages 6-13 years at Christie Conservation Area. Activities include swimming, hiking, arts and crafts, field games, archery, and canoeing. Transportation by bus is available for all camp programs.
The historical society holds monthly meetings focused on the history of the Ancaster region of Hamilton, Ontario.
A regional project that supports the integration of Francophone Immigrants.
Volunteer agricultural society that supports the community, educates others on the agricultural world, and facilitates a number of events throughout the year, including the annual Binbrook Fair.
