Tag: LandWhereWeStand

This is part of the Land Where We Stand series

"There was no network for me ... so coming out of that experience I was like what can we do to build our network up and to share those networks with each other," says Ashley Marshall, a Durham College (DC) communications professor from the Caribbean.

Located at Wellington and Scugog Street in Bowmanville, the foundry wasn't always where it is now, originally built across the road from where Bowmanville's Salvation Army chapter exists today. It moved to its current location in 1921.

Union Cemetery was established in 1837 and is located at the corner of King Street and Thornton Road. The cemetery spans 31 acres while more than half of it is nearly 180 years old.

"[The RMG] makes it easy for people to learn, come together and understand more about art and how it can enrich our lives," says Leila Timmins, Curator and Manager of Exhibitions and Collections at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery.

The Canadian Automotive Museum (CAM) has been driving its automotive collection forward since opening day on September 23, 1963.

The ACE climatic wind tunnel 'blows in' the future of science changing the #landwherewestand as it goes.

Everyone knows about Tom Thomson and The Group of Seven, but not many people know about the female painter who influenced Thomson's style. Get ready to fall in love with art.

The 87 acres of land where Cullen Gardens stood, located north of Taunton Road and Cochrane Street, has transformed over the years: from Indigenous land, to a farm, to the Miniature Village and garden attraction affectionately remembered by visitors.

Durham College (DC) and the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) sit on the lands of the people of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, within the traditional territory of the Mississaugas and in the territory covered by the Williams Treaties.