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Exploring Manitoba with InSite

November 17 @ 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
$5.00 – $10.00

Join presenter Dr. Gordon Goldsborough who has been exploring Manitoba’s back roads for over 16 years in search of the stories that shape our past. Those travels have led to the mapping of over 10,000 historic sites — now freely accessible through MHS InSite, the Manitoba Historical Society’s award-winning mobile app for Apple and Android devices. In this presentation, he will share how the project began, what kinds of discoveries it has made possible, and how InSite helps users navigate the province’s rich heritage. He will also highlight ways that community members can contribute their own knowledge to strengthen and expand this growing resource. Tickets are available at naturemanitoba.ca or on eventbrite $5 members/students and $10 nonmembers or purchase at the door on Tue, Nov 17th at Westworth Church.

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