The frame houses photos from newspapers and other sources detailing the Argonauts' winning the cup, as well as fan celebrations and other odd events during the championship.

If you want to view these photos or others in the WCPI, come visit the UW Archives!

Hundreds of students from Wesley College and Manitoba College participated; the service of students and faculty members was recorded in school papers like the Vox Wesleyana and in Rolls of Honour - main.lib.umanitoba.ca/rolls-of-hon....
Contact the archives if you want to view these records.

To stop pests entering collections we do three things. Clean to reduce food and shelter, use environmental controls to make the space inhospitable, and quarantine donations to prevent new pests.
(photo: Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series, Bugwood.org, 1233096 CC BY-SA 3.0)

Pests need three things to establish themselves; shelter, environment, and food. In archives your collection can be the food. Animal glues, parchment, wood, and textiles can be directly eaten and damaged.
(photo: Ryan Jones, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Bugwood.org, 5481477 CC BY-SA 3.0)

Her work focused on the Thomas family, who Lloyd is related to, as well as other Welsh families that immigrated to Argentina in the 19h century. Come visit the UW Archives to explore the collection! - main.lib.umanitoba.ca/lloyd-axwort...

This photo is part of the University Relations Communications Photographs fonds - main.lib.umanitoba.ca/university-r.... Come visit the UW Archives to view the collection!

While a national organization, CWPC maintained a strong presence in Manitoba after the opening of a Winnipeg branch in 1907. Notable members of the branch include; Cora Hind, Francis and Lillian Beynon, Kate Simpson Hayes, and Nellie McClung.

Archival digitizing is about both capturing a record as well as maintaining its legitimacy as a historical record. The process of digitization should documented and auditable in addition to producing a high quality digital record.

Axworthy is well known for his longtime role in politics, including as Minister of Foreign Affairs (1996-2000), and as president of UW (2004-2014).

Contact the archives if you are interested in exploring more from the collection - main.lib.umanitoba.ca/marketing-an... .

This event is hosted in collaboration of the UW Library and Archives with the Department of Women and Gender Studies.

The late Sharron Proulx-Turner was a Two-Spirt Métis poet and author, an Elder, a Sweatlodge keeper, a Sundancer, a mother, and a Grandmother. Sharron’s children, Barbra Horsefall and Graham Angus will join us to celebrate Sharron’s writing and her contributions to the Two-Spirit community.