Uelac
50 Baldwin St. Suite 202 M5T1L4 Toronto, ON, Canada

Happy Independence Day to our American friends!

UELAC MASKS AVAILABLE Our new masks are made in Markham, Ontario and have a pocket to insert a filter (filter not included) Both the mask and elastic material are extremely soft and comfortable to wear. $10.00 each plus $3.00 shipping up to 3 masks in one envelope anywhere in Canada (USA $5.00) Email [email protected] to order or for more information

Old Schoolyard 'Loyalist' Cemetery by Brian McConnell.

Happy Canada Day! Remembering our Loyalist ancestors for their contribution in creating a diverse country that we are proud to call home.

The Museum will be open today Wednesday July 1st with regular hours from 10AM to 4PM. Happy Canada Day from UELHCP!

Happy Loyalist Day! June 19th is the official day formally established by the Ontario Government to commemorate and celebrate our Loyalist heritage. That heritage is one that belongs to all citizens of Ontario, of all cultural backgrounds, whether their ancestors were Loyalists or not. As the great visionaries and builders of Ontario, the Loyalists worked on behalf of all citizens of this province and country.... As we have seen, the Loyalist heritage is itself a multicultural one that led to the social and political development of Canada with our bilingual, multicultural and regional traditions under the unity of a Constitutional Monarchy and Parliamentary Democracy - both courageously defended and zealously preserved for us by the Loyalists. We owe much to the United Empire Loyalists. On June 19th , we have an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of the heritage and tradition of the Loyalists and express, each in our unique way, our gratitude to their self-sacrificing dedication to Ontario and Canada. Like so many Canadians today, the Loyalists were immigrants in a new land. We remember them and their descendants for their many ongoing achievements, the most important one being, of course, the great society in which we are all privileged to live.

A year ago today in Kingston ON.

Watch for your copy of the spring edition Loyalist Gazette!

In 1783, a group of German soldiers from the Waldeck Regiment arrived in Annapolis County to settle on lands granted to them by the British.

Travel back in time and across an ocean with the Loyalist Migrations mapping project, a joint research venture showcasing the power of geographic information systems (GIS) to communicate humanity’s vastly complex history.

If you are interested in joining the UELAC Closed Facebook group, please remember that you must answer the questions in order to be considered as a member of the page. It's a great place to learn and share, so we encourage you to let us know about your interest in joining.

It is with sincere regret and an "abundance of caution" that the Manitoba Branch and the UELAC have made the joint decision to cancel the 2020 Conference. We cannot in good conscience proceed with the Conference knowing that it may be months rather than weeks that we are all required to practice social & physical distancing. Like other provinces, Manitoba has declared a state of emergency. Gatherings of more than 50 people are not allowed, and they have asked all those who ha...ve travelled internationally or within Canada to self-isolate for 14 days. Be safe, practice physical distancing and we look forward to seeing all of you at events once this virus has been contained. Wendy Hart and Mary Steinhoff Manitoba Branch 2020 UELAC Conference Co-Chairs Suzanne Morse-Hines UE President UELAC

An Evacuation Day reminder for everyone doing the opposite very much staying put. Let’s be careful out there.

REGISTER NOW! Don't miss an amazing conference! http://www.uelac.org//UELAC-Conference2020-Manitoba-Winnip ... for Eyes on the Heart of the Continent UELAC Annual AGM and ConferenceJune 24-28, 2020 Winnipeg, Manitoba Hosted by Manitoba Branch UELAC