A Tribute to Jon King Grant
A Tribute to Jon King Grant January 10th, 1945 – November 25th, 2024 By James Raffan The Canadian Canoe Museum ...
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A Tribute to John Eberhard
It is with sadness that we mark the peaceful passing of National Council Member, John Janes Eberhard, at the London Health Sciences Centre, in his 80th year, a pioneer of organized recreational canoeing in Canada.
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Sharing Inuit Knowledge and Language: A Partnership between The Canadian Canoe Museum and Iqaluit’s Qajakkut Society
Through National Council Member Robert Comeau, The Canadian Canoe Museum has partnered with the Qajakkut Society, an Iqaluit-based organization, aimed at strengthening the practice of qajaq (kayak) building and paddling.
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Canadian Canoe Museum Sets Grand Opening Celebrations for Spring 2024 | Les célébrations pour l’ouverture officielle du nouveau Musée canadien du canot auront lieu au printemps 2024
The Canadian Canoe Museum is excited to announce the official grand opening date of its highly anticipated new museum. The new museum will open this winter, followed by a grand opening celebration in May, marking the culmination of years of planning and ushering in a new era for The Canadian Canoe Museum and the paddling community.
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11 Indigenous Authors We’re Celebrating for Indigenous History Month
Connected to the many watercraft cared for at The Canadian Canoe Museum are stories that speak to relationships between people, ...
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Celebrate your #PaddlingPals on June 26, National Canoe Day! 🛶
Every June 26th, The Canadian Canoe Museums celebrates our favourite holiday of the year – National Canoe Day. Celebrate National Canoe Day this year with your #PaddlingPals!
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Canadian Canoe Museum Announces $1.775M Transformative Gift for New Waterfront Campus
The Canadian Canoe Museum (CCM) is thrilled to announce a transformative gift from former CFL player and businessman Stuart (Stu) Lang and his wife, Kim.
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Remembering Don Duncan, longterm volunteer of The Canadian Canoe Museum
Remembering Don Duncan, longterm volunteer of The Canadian Canoe Museum It is with a heavy heart that we mourn the ...
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Our Fifth Trip to the Mazinaawbikinigin of Pictured Lake
The evocative eight-person canoe pictograph at Pictured Lake, upon which The Canadian Canoe Museum’s logo is based, is located about half an hour by road and another half an hour by snowshoe from the city centre of Thunder Bay, Ontario.
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New year, new museum: Canadian Canoe Museum provides a progress update ahead of an exciting year
Steady progress has been made, but industry-wide construction challenges have delayed the Museum’s opening to late summer or early fall. ...
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