• Advocacy FY 2025 and beyond

    Jody will provide a comprehensive look at the impact of the funding data on First Nations, and the advocacy work that has been undertaken on this critical issue.

  • Explore HBCA Record Displays

    Explore the various HBCA Record displays set up around the reading room. HBCA staff will be on-hand to engage directly with researchers to answer questions, help find records and explore what the HBCA has to offer! 

  • Visual Vault Tour (Multiple Tours)

    Join HBCA staff on a tour of the visual vault. Tour is limited to aprox. 10 people at a time and will be offered multiple times over the afternoon.

  • Shorthand Language in Historical Records

    Researchers from Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) and The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq (CMM) will share more about their experiences translating and transcribing the shorthand language that was found in historical records they required for their Claims research.

  • Updates from Flat Bay Band Inc.- No’kmaq Village

    We are excited to welcome back Kim Long from Flat Bay Band Inc.- No’kmaq Village to hear how matters related to their Claims have progressed over the last year. Kim would also suggest you take in the two following videos:…

  • Microsoft Office How-To’s

    How can you leverage our key “tools of the trade” to create the most efficient workflow in your claims research process – without another hit to your budget!

  • Hudson’s Bay Company Archives Orientation

    Hear from Michelle Rydz and the team at the Hudson’s Bay Company Archives about researching at the HBCA, and how to best utilize the website and online database to find the information you need.