Grants and Contributions

This project concerns fonds with a national scope that have never been processed or described to Rules for Archival Description standards despite their heavy use. A project archivist will be hired to appraise, process, arrange and describe the collections, before making their descriptions and finding aids available on the ArQuives website. This will allow Canadians to see the collections held by the ArQuives, including the collections available for research.

This project concerns fonds of individuals and organizations who helped to shape Canada’s LGBTQ2+ community and by extension had an impact on Canadian history.

The organization will digitize, preserve and provide access to Western Front’s collection of 1,353 Betamax, 3/4-inch U-matic, 1/2-inch open reel, VHS and Mini DV videotapes that document unique performance art and new music concerts presented at Western Front from 1973 to the 2000s.

The project commemorates Western Front’s 50th year and will increase awareness of its contribution to Canadian art history and the artist-run centre movement. Currently, the archive is largely inaccessible due to storage concerns and at-risk media formats. Western Front will make the digitized material accessible on its website, enabling increased discoverability of the collection by scholars, curators, artists, writers and the public.

This project concerns fonds with a national scope that have never been processed or described to Rules for Archival Description standards despite their heavy use. A project archivist will be hired to appraise, process, arrange and describe the collections, before making their descriptions and finding aids available on the ArQuives website. This will allow Canadians to see the collections held by the ArQuives, including the collections available for research.
This project concerns fonds of individuals and organizations who helped to shape Canada’s LGBTQ2+ community and by extension had an impact on Canadian history.

The organization will digitize, preserve and provide access to Western Front’s collection of 1,353 Betamax, 3/4-inch U-matic, 1/2-inch open reel, VHS and Mini DV videotapes that document unique performance art and new music concerts presented at Western Front from 1973 to the 2000s.
The project commemorates Western Front’s 50th year and will increase awareness of its contribution to Canadian art history and the artist-run centre movement. Currently, the archive is largely inaccessible due to storage concerns and at-risk media formats. Western Front will make the digitized material accessible on its website, enabling increased discoverability of the collection by scholars, curators, artists, writers and the public.

To provide funding for studies to guide the development of infrastructure and technology

To undertake construction to maintain safety at the airport

This three-month project will develop a complete project proposal. The proposed project will work to improve the delivery of services to Francophone women in minority situations experiencing domestic or sexual violence by creating a national network for organizations and stakeholders. This network will help to identify specific challenges for the target populations and promote the sharing of good practices and resources, as well as discussions on delivering services in an innovative way. Training will also be offered through the network so that stakeholders can deepen their knowledge. The effectiveness of the network, its ability to improve the delivery of services to Francophone survivors, and stakeholder satisfaction will be assessed.

The objective of the project is to provide engineering, design and consulting services to clients in the food, beverage and pet food industries. 

The objective of the project is to expand the dairy and grain farm by adding a free-stall barn with automated milking.  The intern will be involved in milking cows, animal care, feeding, maintenance of livestock buildings and phytosanitary monitoring of fields. They will also participate in the harvesting and field work and in the development of the expansion project.​

The objective of this project is to provide an opportunity for an intern to develop their agricultural skills by gaining experience with animals and in the fields. They would learn how to care for animals, maintain them, ensure their health and raise them. In addition, they would also have the opportunity to learn about growing fields, forage plants and grains, as well as gaining insight into market gardening and soil health.