Local Coordinator, Donna Kerfoot reports that we have room for ten more people for the banquet at Benjamin’s Restaurant on Monday, May 28^th (7 p.m. until 9 p.m.) in the lovely Village of St. Jacobs located just five minute north of the University of Waterloo.   We are also booked for a group tour of the Mennonite Visitor Centre, a few doors down from the restaurant, at 5:45 pm.

The cost for the banquet is $45 and the tour is $5.  A shuttle bus (capacity of 24 people) is available from the University of Waterloo ($5 each), so people can take advantage of this means of travel to St. Jacobs.

If you are interested, please contact Donna asap.  E-mail: kerfoot@cwisp.ca

For members’ information, we’ve posted the preliminary program for the Canadian Catholic Historical Association.

Check out the 2012 Program for the Annual Meeting of the CSCH / SCHE at the University of Waterloo, May 27-29.  (Updated 23 April).

Registration for Congress 2012 is now open.  Check out all of the great things happening in Waterloo this year!

Hi everyone.  The brand new 2012 membership form and membership rates are now posted and available.  Joining the CSCH has never been easier or more cost effective!  Thanks to Robynne for all of her hard work on keeping the membership gears grinding.

The 2012 Call for Papers is now posted!  We hope to have a great turnout for our meetings at the University of Waterloo / Wilfrid Laurier University.

For those planning their trips to Fredericton, don’t forget to check out the Canadian Catholic Historical Association program.  For more information and to confirm any updates, please consult the CCHA website.  You can also get a .pdf version from the congress website.

The 2011 program for the 2011 CSCH annual program is now posted. Hope to see everyone in Fredericton!  Don’t forget to register for Congress.

The CSCH’s 50th Anniversary Cumulative Index of papers, both presented and published, is now available as a .pdf for download.  Covering from 1960 to 2009, this is a tremendous resource. Thanks to Bruce L. Guenther, Eric P. Fehr and Paul Laverdure for their hard work on this project.  

Check out our call for papers for the 2011 meeting in Fredericton, New Brunswick!  If you’re thinking of applying, you might want to also think ahead to booking rooms very early, since accommodation might be tight.