Photo: Boy holding a bear cub, Prince Albert National Park, c 1928.
Credit: Hoyes Lloyd / Library and Archives Canada / PA-207075.
Project: QTC research on Canada’s game laws and on Aboriginal history.
Note: The photographer, Hoyes Lloyd, managed Canada’s game laws and migratory bird treaties and laws. This photograph may have been taken when Lloyd was visiting Grey Owl (Archibald Belaney) and Anahareo.
To preserve our understanding of what has passed, Contentworks is dedicated to protecting Canada’s history for posterity. It is this passion and understanding that underscores our professional advisory services. Whether we are working with clients to develop cultural heritage programs and policies, conserving heritage resources or presenting history to Canadians on site or online, we remain committed to creating truly useful ideas and content that will stand the test of time.
What We Do
History is the core of our business, but it also serves as the foundation for other services that take
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with our technical training and experience in program evaluation, consultations, new media and
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