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Thomas H.B. Symons

Thomas H.B. Symons is a former Chair of the Board of Directors, Ontario Heritage Trust, and Founding President and Vanier Professor Emeritus of Trent University.

Homer Watson: Ontario’s pioneer artist

Homer Watson’s paintings and drawings captured the spirit of pioneer Ontario much as, in a later generation, the work of the Group of Seven captured...

Photo: Sylvain Marier, from the Festival franco-ontarien

Francophone heritage

Ontario’s Quiet Revolution

The role of French-speaking people in shaping the history and life of this province reaches back to the early 17th century, when explorers and missionaries...

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