New Name, New Brand for CCS
The Centre’s new name reflects a sweet new partnership.
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New Books at CCS
Look what we’re reading.
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Thank you, Carolynne; Thank you, Kathy!
At the CCS annual general meeting last month we thanked Carolynne Bouey-Shank for her service as one of the co-chairs of the CCS Central Council. The commitment to being a co-chair is no small undertaking; CCS has two Council co-chairs (one Anglican and one United) with overlapping terms. Carolynne shared leadership for the first term…
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How many Program Staff does it take to change a toner cartridge?
Apparently 3 if you count the one taking the picture.
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We Honour Women
In celebration of International Women’s Day.
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Commitment 101
Happy 101st Birthday, LiloJean.
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CCS Program Review – Get Involved
We want to make our program even better, and we need people who are good at asking: “Why?” “Why not?” What if…?”
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Annual Meeting of the CCS Community
A good gathering for CCS’s AGM.
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2015 Annual Report
The 2015 Annual Report
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LDM Gets a New Name: Learning on Purpose
Same great taste, new label.
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Honouring and Remembering
On Sunday, Maylanne attended the memorial for Kay Pearsons and a service honouring Marlene Cascallen.
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Connecting Traditions
Janet Ross was a resource person at Sandy-Saulteaux’s learning circle on biblical and indigenous history traditions.
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Covenanting with New Program Staff
Video of covenanting ritual to welcome David and Janet at CCS’s January open house.
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Top Ten CCS Stories of 2015
The most popular news items on the website, based on views.
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The Work Continues
CCS students engage their community in learning about indigenous-settler history.
