What’s your story?

Our Canada, Our Stories is the largest, collaborative history-gathering project ever in Canada. It celebrates our country's 150th anniversary.

Does your family have a unique history? Share it — and become part of a new national project to celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary in 2017. Our Canada, Our Stories — Notre Canada, Nos Histoires is seeking family and community histories to be shared online during Canada’s sesquicentennial. However, it needs donations to keep the project moving. For more information go to: Canada150.ca

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