Join us today and tomorrow, Nov 9 and 10, noon to 4 p.m., for an open house featuring original records of Manitobans, at home and overseas, during #WWI. #Armistice100 #CanadaRemembers #ManitobaRemembers

Students read emotional letters from soldiers who fought in WW I ift.tt/2RK46f6

So tired of how Winnipeg Transit bus pass-bys are making it impossible for university students to reliably get to school on time. Apps don’t help when they tell you a bus is coming but don’t tell you the bus will not stop for you. Unacceptable. Mayor Bowman - PARODY ACCOUNT Brian Mayes

‘Your Archives: The Histories We Share’ launches today! We are excited to hear from you. Help us create a 2020 exhibit. manitoba.ca/yourarchives #YourArchivesMB #MB150

2/2 We're hosting a film night at the Met on 19 Feb. from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Come and see a selection of archival films. RSVP here: bit.ly/2Ovt6r1 #YourArchivesMB #MB150

To celebrate #ManitobaDay on May 12, we have launched an online film event. Follow the link to watch 6 videos spanning from 1926-1968 that highlight some activities and iconic sites in Manitoba: bit.ly/2W9et14

Looking for ideas for a #Manitoba staycation? Watch the 1934 film "Vacation Attractions in the Whiteshell Forest Reserve of Eastern Manitoba", just one of the recently uploaded films found on our website: bit.ly/30424vT

Proud to have our Names and Knowledge Initiative featured in Canada's History for their 100th anniversary issue. Contact HBCA if you recognize anyone in the photos featured in the magazine article: bit.ly/2yxqpLb

#DYK we have hundreds of photos and other records of the past 94 years at The Bay’s downtown Winnipeg store? Here are just a few of our favourites! #HBC

In October 2014, the HBCA established the Names and Knowledge Initiative. The goals of the project are twofold: to name unidentified or misidentified people and places in HBCA records and to make these records accessible. ow.ly/ojIb50BAn0m Archives of Manitoba

Elisée Aubert is Winnipeg's leading slow fashion activist, advocating for industry change and accountability. She's the Regional Coordinator for Fashion Revolution Winnipeg, an organization that advocates for safe, clean, and fairway clothing. #Future40

You’ve got to watch this film about the Manitoba fashion industry Elisée Aubert !

In case you’re at home with nothing to do tonight...

Join us at 7 p.m. tonight for our #ArchivesAtHome online film night featuring Government promotional films from the 1940's, 50's and 60's. bit.ly/3m39Eje #SafeAtHomeMB #YourArchivesMB

Today, every view of this video helps create positive change. All you need to do is watch it and Bell will donate 5¢ more to Canadian mental health initiatives. Retweet to help spread the word! #BellLetsTalk

Join us tonight at 7 p.m. for our online film night "Our Rivers - Masters or Servants" featuring 3 films about Manitoba's rivers, floods and flood prevention projects including the Red River Floodway. bit.ly/3rvy9Jp #YourArchivesMB #SafeAtHomeMB

1/2 "For the typewriter was the woman’s machine. In the late 1800s the word ‘typewriter’ could mean the woman who used the machine as well as the machine itself."

“In 1985 I began an interview with Gilbert Abraham, of the Saulteaux tribe of the Objibwe Nation, who told me about his childhood experiences in a boarding school… The trauma of his childhood began when he was separated from his family and loved ones.” (1/2)

We're processing a collection of artwork by Nina Hepburn Dinwoodie who lived at #Cartwright with her husband, #HBC employee, W.A. Dinwoodie. This is a small sampling of the large group of drawings she created in the 1920s. #WomensHistoryMonth #HBCArchives #Natsitok #NunatuKavut

M is for Map Open House! Please join us today and tomorrow from 1-5 pm for an open house featuring archival maps dating from 1709 to the 20th century. We look forward to seeing you there! #ArchivesAtoZ