Trivia Night on June 10th is now at capacity and we are closing registration.

Thank you!

The Board of the Association of Canadian Archivists would like to offer condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of Ed Atkinson on his passing.  As an active member of the ACA, Ed was a regular participant at many ACA conferences. His love for archives and for Nunavut was evident. His presence in the archival community will be greatly missed.

The final conference schedule and program is now available online - https://archivists.ca/Conference-Schedule

The First Timers and Welcome Reception held at LAC on June 9th is now at capacity.  Thank you!

In order to meet the deadline to order the food for the Thursday lunch, and the dinner/dance Thursday night we will have to close the registration for those two events on June 1st. We cannot take registration after that date.

If you wish to attend the dinner portion of the dinner dance or wish to have a box lunch you will have to register by that time.

The tour of the Gatineau Preservation Centre on June 9th is now at capacity.  Thank you!

Thanks to everyone who registered. The Black History tour being given on June 10th is now at capacity.

Archivaria 99

Printed issues of Archivaria 99 are in transit to the Canada Post Station near the printers. Barring a settlement, Canada Post workers will walk off the job at midnight local time on May 23, 2025. This will impact the delivery of your print issue. 

The ACA has sent a letter to HBC CEO Richard Baker, and Alvarez & Marsal Canada Inc, Court-appointed monitors for the HBC its concern over the proposed auction of historical artifacts from the Hudson's Bay Company collection. Read the letter here.

Hello Archives community,

I am pleased to announce that Archivaria 99 (Spring 2025 )<https://archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/issue/archive> is now available online. It will also be available on Project Muse and Erudit within the coming days. The print issue is in production and will be mailed to members and subscribers in the next few weeks. In accordance with our one-year rolling access window, the entire content of Archivaria 97 (Spring 2024) is now available to all readers.

Many thanks to the authors who have contributed to the new issue, the peer reviewers who have offered their time and expertise, as well as to the Archivaria Editorial Team and the ACA office staff for all the hard work it takes to put an issue together. This is my last issue as General Editor and I want to thank all involved that have made this a really rewarding experience for me, as well as the Canadian archival community that supports and fosters this wonderful journal.

In the newest issue you can look forward to reading about the future of descriptive standards in Canada, archival silence, perpetual privilege and the records of lawyers, teaching with archives and the Dodds award winning article. On top of that are reviews to tempt your summer reading and viewing lists.

Happy reading!

Heather Home

Archivaria General Editor (2022-2025)

Queen's University Archives, Queen's University