CME Retirements and Releases 10 February 2025
The CME would like to announce the release or retirement of the following members (no biographies submitted):
The CME would like to announce the release or retirement of the following members (no biographies submitted):
Meet the CME competitors on Team Canada for the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025. A biography for each athlete can be found on the Meet the Team website. Rencontrez les compétiteurs GMC de Équipe Canada pour les Jeux Invictus Vancouver Whistler 2025. Une biographie de chaque athlète est disponible sur le site Rencontrez l'équipe.
It is time to update our website. In its current form, it was launched in 2014. In those ten years, web technology advanced to the point we may no longer be able to protect it from hackers and more and more members are using mobile devices to access it. These are the main factors driving the need for a significant re-build.
The CME would like to announce the release or retirement of the following members (no biographies submitted):
Updated 31 January 2025
Update: We have received presentation photos for some of our winners. Scroll down to take a look at the winning applicants.
The CMEA is pleased to announce the names of this year's eleven CMEA Memorial Bursary recipients.
Historica Canada is excited to share this NEW #HeritageMinute celebrating Edwin Baker, co-founder of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. After losing his vision during the First World War, Edwin Baker brought his determination back to Canada and co-founded the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Check out this new #HeritageMinute by @HistoricaCanada celebrating his legacy.
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