The Ottawa Art Gallery continues to sponsor the OAG Conservation Award for students from the Applied Museum Studies Program at Algonquin College. This year's recipients are Shannon Davies and Caitllin Walsh. Thank you both for all your hard work! Congratulations!! 🎉

Welcome to the other members of the Canadian delegation to Ottawa and to colleagues from around the world.

Happy to join colleagues for Institutional Development at #aao19conf in Belleville.

Front page of the Gloucester Historical Society for ⁦Jim Watson⁩ ⁦Paul Henry⁩ & Claudette Cain! Best news that’s fit for a museum!!

Pleased to join archival colleagues at the #AAOInstitutions Forum at the Archives of Ontario.

Central Station Ride Along youtu.be/lHXkbM7cMpE via YouTube. Great piece on policing in Hamilton. The officer also happens to be my brother. Chief Peter Sloly @ChiefBordeleau

Indeed. Sounds like they need archivists *and* Information Pros to sort out that mess...

Great to see your research project coming along.

Letters to Santa / votre lettre au Père Noël. City Archives, 9 to 3; Archive de la Ville, 9 à 15h, 100 Tallwood. #archives #SantaClaus #PereNoel #ottcity

My column in local Community Voice newspaper - City archivist rocks and rolls ⁦Paul Henry⁩ ⁦Larry Robinson⁩

Looking forward to our visitors.

.Paul Henry says it is important to remember that archives are temporal. Truth is what was known at the time and context matters. #ottawaarchivestrip

Thanks to the fine folks at Canada Post who just successfully delivered (in record time!) fresh supplies of King Cole tea from Sussex NB.

Happy anniversary.

@jchianello City clerk Rick O'Connor pulled names from a hat for speaking order, but it's no typical hat. It's a tricorn hat on loan from #OttCity archives bought in time for Queen Elizabeth's 1953 coronation.

"Stepping Up in the Face of the Pandemic" reopened today at the James Bartleman Centre, 100 Tallwood Drive. #OttawaArchives

One of my favourite photos in the Archives' collection. #OttawaCity

Happy to join Black History Ottawa for the launch of #BlackHistoryMonth.

It was a very special privilege to host a distinguished panel at City Hall tonight to help commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 🇨🇦 Hon. David Pratt, André Levesque & Paul Henry gave perspectives on their involvement & history The Royal Canadian Legion