Photo: Graphic that reads “11 Indigenous Authors We’re Celebrating for Indigenous History Month” next to a person in green pants reading an orange book. Blue, red, green, and grey shapes surround. Connected to the many watercraft cared for at The...
Over the past two years, one of the busiest activities during our Great Canadian Family Day has been our handmade shadow puppet theatre! Families have the opportunity to cut, colour, and craft unique creatures before stepping behind the “curtain” and onto...
If you’ve visited the museum with children, or stopped by our booth at a trade show or outreach event, you’ve likely seen our popular Canoe (and Kayak!) Cut Outs! Now we are bringing the museum to you at home! These printable canoe cut outs allow you and...
Kids will be encouraged to “get their hands dirty” and can stay for one day or multiple days The Canadian Canoe Museum is inviting kids and their creativity to a series of six workshops being offered on March Break. New this year is a full-day workshop on March 16...
In a classroom 1,400 kilometres away, grade seven and eight students at the Kingsway Public School in Thunder Bay gave the museum a special gift. Connected to staff members at the museum via Skype, on their last day of school, the students presented the organization...
3,000 students from nine countries connect with The Canadian Canoe Museum for virtual field trips in 2018 Students from as far away as Argentina, India, and Vietnam, were among the more than 3,000 learners from nine countries who connected to The Canadian Canoe Museum...