Huronia Museum requires the services of a translator to translate an exhibit guide and related materials from English to French. This projects involves translating approximately 1200-1600 words regarding our Diamond Jubilee exhibit.
Please contact Nahanni Born at the museum with your resume and questions.
nahanni.born@huroniamuseum.com or 705.526.2844
We would like to have a translator for this project by early next week .
Next week is March Break in Simcoe County, but lucky students in the Catholic board get an extra long break due to a PA Day on Friday, March 9th. Huronia Museum is offering PA Day Camp on March 9th in addition to March Break Camp.
PA Day Camp runs from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Ages 5-12. $22. For more information about our day camps and to find a registration form, please visit our Day Camp page.
On March 8, 
2012, John Raynor, President of the Huronia Chapter of the Ontario Archaeological Society and member of the board of the Huronia Museum, will speak beginning at 7 pm at the Huronia Museum on the difficulties of confirming the authentic location of the first Catholic Mass celebrated in Ontario in August of 1615 at the village of Carhagouha. Father Le Caron of the Recollects said the Mass. Samuel de Champlain was present. Free admission to the public for this presentation talk.
photo by William J. Gibson of the current site identified as Carhagouha in Tiny Township
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