This position is ideal for a person working towards or with an intermedia (video, performance, and electronic arts) or multi-media studies degree. Working remotely with a team on a multi-sensory historico-cultural project recording and preserving the history of people in the Lower Saint Lawrence region, the candidate – working remotely – will be responsible for supporting the Live our Heritage project lead and team members:
Are you a English-speaking professional artist in the Lower Saint Lawrence region? Would you like to create a public art in collaboration with scientists or the scientific community that disseminates scientific information about COVID-19, as well as expresses the emotions and questions raised by the pandemic? We would love to hear from you. #HLSLCulture
Heritage Lower St. Lawrence is pleased to announce the appointment of former federal MP Guy Caron to the position of Acting Executive Director of the organization for a period of four to six months.
Mr. Caron will be responsible for carrying out a restructuring that has become necessary due to the rapid growth of the organization, which now has a staff of 10 employees.
How can you enjoy Canada Day Celebrations this year while respecting government regulations? Our colourful and tasty answer is a Canada Day Parade of Homes, followed by a free delicious summer treat for the kids – their choice of gelato, sorbet or ice cream from Pierre-Olivier Ferry’s Atelier culinaire with its mouth-watering Les Boules Glacées de Métis-sur-Mer. That’s as long as you participate, of course, and while supplies last (if they run out, kids will get another gift of appreciation).
This fall, Heritage Lower St. Lawrence will conduct a consultation of the English speaking community in the region to get to know the community, to better understand their needs, and to guide our offer of services and programs for local English speaking communities. Heritage needs your input!
Get down to the nuts and bolts of how to best deal with wills and estates in a Cross-border context with Mary-Louise Chabot, professional lawyer. Join us for a visioconference and become more knowledgeable on the subject
Join the fun, it’s free! TD Summer Reading Club celebrates Canadian authors, illustrators and stories. It’s designed to inspire kids to explore the fun of reading their way – the key to building a lifelong love of reading.
In an effort to assure the health and safety of all our library staff, volunteers and members, we are taking the time necessary to fully understand and put in to practice all governmental protocols with respect to COVID-19 before a future decision is made to reopen the library.