Conference Papers
- Archives Roadshow: The Journey of the James Bay Treaty to Northern Ontario by Paul McIlroy, Shannon Coles, Lani Wilson, Archives of Ontario
- Beyond the Cenotaph by Amanda Hill, Deseronto Archives
- Durham Memorial Project and the Garrow Collection by Jennifer Weymark, Oshawa Community Museum and Archives and Flora Fung, Oshawa Central Collegiate and Vocational Institute.
- Harnessing Photoshop: Cost Effective Mass Digitization Projects by Lare Chapman, Archives of Ontario and Winston Loui, Multicultural History Society of Ontario.
- How to Survive a Centennial by Alysson Storey, Municipality of Chatham-Kent
- Informative, Interesting, and Interactive: Commemoration at the Archives of Ontario by Samantha Cutrara, Archives of Ontario
- Partying on a Budget: The Cost of Digital Commemoration by Sara Allain, University of Toronto Scarborough and Kelli Babcock, University of Toronto Libraries
- Jubilee Years at St. Michael’s Choir School by Kate Rosser-Davies, St. Michael’s Choir School
- Local History, World Events: Digitizing WWII air training images in Huron County by Jenna Leifso and Emily Beliveau, Huron County Museum and Historic Gaol
- Marginalized Voices: Residential School Archives and Community Collaboration by Krista McCracken, Algoma University
- Marking the 100th and 175th anniversaries of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto by Gillian Hearns, Archives of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto
- Oxford Remembers by Mary Gladwin, County of Oxford Archives and Patricia Phelps, Annandale National Historic Site, Tillsonburg
- Remembering the Wars…Digitally by Laura Camilleri and Wayne Townsend, Dufferin County Museum & Archives
- Royal Ontario Museum – Celebrating 100 Years in 2014 by Charlotte Chaffey, Royal Ontario Museum
- Side by Side: Mennonite Stories of the First World War by Laureen Harder-Gissing, Mennonite Archives of Ontario
- War Trophies of Canada: Paper Trail to Artifact by Alexander Comber, unaffiliated
- 30 Moons Many Hands - Archival Commemoration in the Great Outdoors by Sean Smith, Archives of Ontario and Sarah Bonesteel, great-niece of archival subject
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