Over 100 people in attendance as HLSL marked Remembrance Day in the village of Métis-sur-Mer The event would not have been possible without the support of volunteer community members, Metis Beach School students and staff. We were proud to organize both the Official Remembrance Day ceremony at Notre-Dame-de-la-Compassion Church, and the half-masting of the flags […]
Past Participants are Raving! ‘I’ve found Living Voices a welcome stretch into expanding writing into voice and performance. My sense of place in Bas St. Laurent is strong; I’ve appreciated the opportunity to expand it even more, with Janet’s encouraging teaching.’-participant, Living Voices Series 1 ‘I have come away from the Living Voices workshops with […]
EARLY CHILDHOOD, YOUTH AND FAMILIES – Needs of EN speaking families – 2025 Survey As you might know, Heritage Lower Saint-Lawrence (HLSL) works to maintain the sense of community of EN-speaking people in the region, while creating/maintaining connections to the FR-speaking community. With this in mind, we would like to have your insight on the […]
Are you an English-speaking young adult between the ages of 12–29 living in the Lower Saint-Lawrence?We need your help to better understand what challenges young adults are facing regarding mental health and whether you are getting the help that you need. If you aren’t, we’re going to work harder and smarter(thanks to you) to ensure […]
☀️ Summer Hours Announcement – Come explore, read, and connect! Métis Library & Resource Centre We’re happy to share that a special summer schedule will be in effect from June 23 to August 27 at the Métis Library and Resource Centre. 🕒 Opening Hours:Mondays | 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.Wednesdays | 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Rimouski […]
HLSL would like to announce an opening for a “paid” internship of an Historical Documentation Officer. This position is open to any new graduate in Documentation & Information Management, Archival or History.
Here’s a helpful tool for parenting during the pandemic. Contact us if you would like a copy to print.
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