EN FRANÇAIS
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ONTARIO PROVINCIAL HERITAGE FAIR - June 9, 10 and 11, 2017 - York University - 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 |
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As part of its Canada 150 celebration, the Ontario Heritage Fairs Association and York University have partnered on Provincial Fair 2017!
The York University History Department, in conjunction with its partners, notably the Archives of Ontario, organized several distinct but interconnected projects to be held in connection with the upcoming sesquicentennial of Canadian Confederation of 1867 in 2017. Canada150@York is designed for many audiences, and will be delivered through a range of media. These programs will illuminate a wide array of fascinating perspectives about the events of the 1860s in what is now called Canada, and the implications of them that have since arisen. http://150canada.info.yorku.ca/
Delegations from across the province were accommodated in the
VANIER RESIDENCE
CAMPUS MAP (Vanier Residence is #55 on the map.)
CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU!
PROGRAM
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Friday June 9th
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2:00 to 5:00 pm |
Students will arrive with their teachers, parents and community members from regions across Ontario. As delegations arrive they will go to their residence at Vanier College to drop off their projects and supplies. The Archives of Ontario will offer workshops, tours and activities for students representing Regional Heritage Fairs in the afternoon.
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6:00 to 9:00 pm
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Following dinner, theatre performances will provide students with an opportunity to learn about Canadian and Ontario history and heritage. Performances will be offered by York University' Aboriginal Studies Department, the Harriet Tubman Institute for Research, and a musical group.
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Saturday June 10th |
9:00 am
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Students will set up their Heritage Fair projects in the Founders Assembly Hall.
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10:30 am to noon
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An opening prayer offered by an Indigenous elder and messages from dignitaries in attendance will open the Provincial Project Showcase. All visitors will have an opportunity to view the student projects from across Ontario and interact with the student delegates. Everyone will have time to network and to share ideas, information, and resources.
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1:30 to 3:30 pm
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Following lunch, students will rotate through a number of workshops offered by our partner organization in the Assembly Hall.
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6:00 to 9:00 pm
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Following dinner, delegates will tour Black Creek Pioneer Village and participate in history & heritage activities.
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Sunday June 11th |
9:00 am to noon
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Delegates will travel by bus to the McMichael Gallery to tour the facility and learn more about Indigenous and pioneer settler art. Work by First Nations, Inuit and the Group of Seven will be explored and students will have an opportunity to create their own work of art.
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1:00 pm
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Following lunch, the delegates will return by bus to York University to pick up their gear and return home.
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