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November 9, 2011

Fresh Minds Symposium, University of Victoria. Two workshops for grade 9 and 10 students. "History: Solving History Mysteries" were presented by Merna Forster, GUMICH Executive Director.

October 20, 2011

Gregory Klages

Manitoba Social Studies Teachers’ Association SAG 2010, Winnipeg. Two sessions on “Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History Project” were presented by Gregory Klages, Research Director for the Tom Thomson Mystery.

October 1, 2011

The new book Archival Narratives for Canada: Re-Telling Stories in a Changing Landscape, edited by Kathleen Garay and Christl Verduyn, was published. The book includes “The Many Deaths of Tom Thomson” by Gregory Klages, Research Director for the Tom Thomson Mystery.

September 2011

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Kate Alexander, from Klondike National Historic Sites, promoted the GUMICH learning materials at the annual conference of the Yukon Teachers’ Association in Whitehorse.

The September issue of the GUMICH Gazette was emailed to registered users. Be sure to subscribe; you’ll find back issues online.

Fall 2010

The Fall 2010 issue (72) of Material Culture Review included a great article related to The Redpath Mansion Mystery. Annmarie Adams, Valerie Minnett, Mary Anne Poutanen, and David Theodore wrote “She must not stir out of a darkened room”: The Redpath Mansion Mystery.

May 2011

Gumich Gazette

The latest issue of the GUMICH Gazette was emailed to registered users. Be sure to subscribe; you’ll find back issues on the registration page.

March 4, 2011

Saskatchewan Council of Social Studies Annual Conference, Moose Jaw. Presentation on "Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History" by Jennifer Pettit.

February 18, 2011

Calgary City Teacher’s Convention, Calgary. Presentation on GUMICH to secondary Social Studies teachers, by Jennifer Pettit.

January 2011

The first issue of our newsletter is released. Be sure to check out the GUMICH Gazette for news and tips on teaching with historical mysteries featured on the Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History website.