Canadian Canoe Museum Ends Relationship with Duke of York
The Canadian Canoe Museum announced on November 22, 2019 that it has officially concluded its relationship with Prince Andrew, Duke ...
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Thunder Bay students gift museum with three-foot birchbark canoe
In a classroom 1,400 kilometres away, grade seven and eight students at the Kingsway Public School in Thunder Bay gave ...
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Meet the newest members of our National Council
The museum is pleased to announce the newest members of its National Council – a group of distinguished individuals who ...
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Watch CTV’s MasterChef Canada filmed at the museum
The museum welcomed CTV’s MasterChef Canada to film an episode in the galleries late last year. It aired this week, ...
Read MoreA Gentle Giant Paddles On: George Juris Luste (1940-2015)
It is with sadness we announce that physicist, paddler and great friend of the museum, George Luste, passed away on ...
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Walk in the Front Door, Paddle Out the Back
On July 1st, 1997, The Canadian Canoe Museum opened its doors at 910 Monaghan Road in Peterborough, Ontario in the ...
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Welcoming a canoe back to Canada after 230 years
On August 29th, The Canadian Canoe Museum opened the doors of its collections storage facility to the public to host ...
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Taking the Lines: Measuring a Historic Lapstrake Canoe
Using simple tools like levels, rulers and a plumb bob, along with some basic geometry, it is possible to measure ...
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Show Time!
At the beginning of the week the BBC weather called for a very pleasant Sunday. High 12, light winds and ...
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