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Are you interested in the history of Manitoba and Western Canada? If so, the Manitoba Historical Society is for you! Membership is open to individuals, students, families, organizations, and businesses. Benefits of membership in the Manitoba Historical Society include: > history of Manitoba and Western Canada. It contains well researched, > scholarly articles as well as articles of general interest and book > dinner features a particular group, including its indigenous foods > and beverages, and accompanied by a presentation on its activities > region. Recent trips have included stops at Wawanesa’s Sipiweske > Museum, the Archibald Museum near La Rivière, the Inglis grain > elevators, the Royal Canadian Artillery Museum in Shilo, and the > northern communities of The Pas, Flin Flon, and Grand Rapids. The > Crescentwood, Wolseley, and Point Douglas neighbourhoods in > Winnipeg. > The MHS’s standing committees address topics of specific interest. > Some committees are responsible for research, planning, and > presentation of awards, or operation of museums. Others are more > wide-ranging in their terms of reference. At present, committees > include: Centennial Business, Centennial Fa*m, Centennial > Organization, McWilliams, Young Historians, Field Trip, > Publications, Membership, Program, Macdonald Dinner, Historic > Preservation, and Heritage Trust. > committees and external groups, organizes presentations on a range > of topics. > Affiliated Societies > The MHS’s mandate includes as*istance in the formation and work of > local historical societies in furthering the objectives of the > Society throughout Manitoba. Any local, regional, national, or > international group which endorses the objectives of the MHS is > invited to become an affiliated society with a view toward