| Position | Name |
| President | Sara Beanlands |
| Past President | James Morrison |
| Vice President – Programmes | John Grant |
| Vice President – Publications | John Reid |
| Vice President – Publicity | Tanja Harrison |
| Treasurer | John Cordes |
| Recording Secretary | John MacLeod |
| Membership Secretary | Rosemary Barbour |
| Assistant Secretary | Anjali Vohra |
| Councillor | Randy Barkhouse |
| Councillor | Claudine Bonner |
| Councillor | Karly Kehoe |
| Councillor | Monica MacDonald |
| Councillor | Gregory MacNeil |
This Sunday, 1pm-4pm, at Fort Edward National Historic Site, the Jewish Legion Centennial Society will commemorate the soldiers of the Jewish..
One hundred years ago, in September of 1918, the Spanish Flu hit the shores of Nova Scotia. Learn more tonight at 7:30pm at the Nova Scotia Archives…
Join us next week at the NS Archives, September 19th, 7:30pm, for the Phyllis R. Blakeley Memorial Lecture to learn about Nova Scotia’s unsettling..
On this day, Sept. 5, 1755, Colonel John Winslow read the deportation proclamation to the Acadians assembled at their church in Grand Pré. The..
Thanks to the 60+ people who came out for this excellent lecture by Dr. Marble on the Spanish flu! Great questions and engagement!
The Spanish flu prompted DalhousieU to open a Public Health Clinic. On a national level, the Federal Department of Health was established. Prevention was now given higher priority than ever before 1918.
