Community Stories collection

A collection of more than 500 Canadian online projects funded by Digital Museums Canada.

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Composite artwork made from four Second World War records: two colour maps of Southeast Asia and two sepia-toned historic photographs. One map shows Japanese-controlled territory in Malaya, while the other shows military operations across Southeast Asia. One photograph shows two men training with a machine gun in Australia; the other shows four men posing together in a jungle at an unknown location.

2026

The Untold Stories of Force 136
_{From Canada to Borneo, India, and Malaysia}

Chinese Canadian Military Museum View details

Black and white illustration showing the aortic valve.

2026

From Studio to Surgery: Women, Art, and the Visualization of Medicine

MUHC Permanent Archives Centre View details

2026

Scent of Thunderbolts

Toronto Biennial of Art View details

Numerous people dressed in colourful summer clothing head towards the Olympic Stadium along a wide concrete ramp. Others sit along the edge of the crowded esplanade surrounding the building.

2026

Beyond the Games – Montreal’s Olympic Story

McCord Stewart Museum View details

Photograph of a group of women journalists

2026

Finding Their Voice: Mauricie Women Carve Out a Role in Regional Journalism

Appartenance Mauricie Société d’histoire régionale View details

A tattooed arm is holding up an off-white t-shirt on a wooden hanger. The shirt has a multicoloured pattern of random, amorphous blobs resembling ink or watercolour. Black text across the front of the shirt reads

2026

Fashioning Identity: Clothing and the 2SLGBTQIA+ Community of the Mississippi Valley

Mississippi Valley Textile Museum View details

Image montrant un portrait historique en noir et blanc de Harriet Tubman.

2026

The Underground Railroad to St. Catharines: Harriet Tubman’s Canadian Legacy

Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on Africa and its Diasporas View details

A graphic of the phrase Getting The Word Out written out in red, black, and blue. In the left top corner is a man positioned to look as if he is painting the title. In the left bottom corner is a woman speaking into a megaphone. In the right bottom text is a man working on a newspaper layout.

2026

Getting the Word Out: The Media of Activism

Connexions View details

2026

Family Stories - A Culinary and Agro-Food Heritage to Discover

Musée québécois de l’agriculture et de l’alimentation View details

Image is made up of three colour photographs. One the left: Marion Powell with short, light-coloured hair, smiling at the camera. She is wearing a dark jacket over a blue blouse. Centre image: A collection of vintage birth control products. The items include pill packets, condoms, and product packaging with diverse designs. On the right: A three-story building with a steep, dark-coloured roof with dormer windows. The building has a blue door and a sign reading “BAY CENTRE FOR BIRTH CONTROL.”

2026

Dr. Marion Powell – The Mother of Birth Control in Canada

The Miss Margaret Robins Archives of Women’s College Hospital View details

2025

Bado: The Francophonie Through Pencil Strokes

Vanier Museopark View details

A colourful mural painted on the side of a building depicts scenes from Icelandic-Canadian history. On the left is a red brick factory marked Gimli Fish, beside a river and small figure in a white cap. At the centre stands the Icelandic newspaper building Lögberg-Heimskringla with a vintage car in front. To the right, a large image of the literary magazine Freyja shows its decorative title page, while a motorcyclist and man in old-fashioned clothing appear at the far right.

2025

Preserving the Most Precious Heirloom - Icelandic Language Publishing in Manitoba

University of Manitoba - Háskólinn í Manitoba View details

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The Untold Stories of Force 136From Canada to Borneo, India, and Malaysia

From Studio to Surgery: Women, Art, and the Visualization of Medicine

Scent of Thunderbolts

Beyond the Games – Montreal’s Olympic Story

Finding Their Voice: Mauricie Women Carve Out a Role in Regional Journalism

Fashioning Identity: Clothing and the 2SLGBTQIA+ Community of the Mississippi Valley

The Underground Railroad to St. Catharines: Harriet Tubman’s Canadian Legacy

Getting the Word Out: The Media of Activism

Family Stories - A Culinary and Agro-Food Heritage to Discover

Dr. Marion Powell – The Mother of Birth Control in Canada

Bado: The Francophonie Through Pencil Strokes

Preserving the Most Precious Heirloom - Icelandic Language Publishing in Manitoba

The Untold Stories of Force 136
_{From Canada to Borneo, India, and Malaysia}