Gallery News
May 18, 2011
The RMG has been undergoing change. Locals are talking about it, and not-so-locals are talking too. This is the first post on our new blog. This is the just one of the new things we’re doing to share more with you online. Check back for more posts, a fun community curation project, behind the scenes access and more. Thanks for stopping in.
We’re excited to share the RMG’s strategic plan for 2025-2027 – Art, Community & Care. Working with consultants Sara Udow and Seema Jethalal (Extra Cardamom Consulting), the staff and Board teams collaborated on the refinement of our vision, mission, and values as well as the renewed strategic pillars from May to November 2024. Our last […]
The RMG marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a collective opportunity to recognize to honour Survivors, their families, and communities, and ensure that public commemoration of the history and legacy of residential schools remains a vital component of the reconciliation. Marking this day is vital; so too is taking continuous action towards […]
Emancipation Day recognizes the date in 1834 that slavery became illegal in the British Empire, including in the colonies of British North America, which would later become Canada. Roughly forty years earlier, the legislature of Upper Canada (now Ontario) had passed the Act Against Slavery, which banned white land owners from importing enslaved people; they […]