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ANOTHER RECORD YEAR FOR THE CHA ANNUAL MEETING!
 
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The record for the greatest number of participants at our Conference was established at the Carleton University last year with 484. The previous high point had been held by York University since 2005 with 454 attendees. There is no doubt that he popularity of our annual event is continuously on the rise. The CHA Annual Conference held at Concordia University in Montreal attracted no less than 499 participants, a new pinnacle in the long history of the association’s annual meeting.

Onwards to Fredericton!

You would like to take part in the next CHA Annual Meeting by presenting a paper. Please find the Call for papers for 2011 here.
The deadline to submit is October 18 2010.

The 2010 Conference was also special in that it was a year in which the quinquennial François-Xavier-Garneau Medal was attributed.  The number of prizes given at the ceremonies also contributed to the exceptional characteristic of this year’s conference since a record 23 CHA prizes were presented. The winners were:

François-Xavier Garneau Medal - John C. Weaver 
Honourable Mention – Natalie Zemon Davis

Sir John A. Macdonald Prize - Béatrice Craig 
Honourable Mentions (2) - Lara Campbell, Bryan D. Palmer

The Wallace K. Ferguson Prize - Luke Clossey 
Honourable Mention – Eric Mills

The Clio Prizes
Atlantic – Béatrice Craig 
British Columbia – Becki L. Ross
The North (2) – Liza Piper, William Morrison
Ontario – Sharon Wall
The Prairies – Royden Loewen and Gerald Friesen
Québec – Éric Bédard

The John Bullen Prize – Amélie Bourbeau

JCHA #1 Best Article Prize – Michael Gauvreau 

JCHA #2 Best Article Prize – Jane Samson

Aboriginal History Book Prize - Vuntut Cwitchin First Nation and Shirleen Smith

Hilda Neatby Prize – English Article: Shirley Tillotson
French Article: Élise Detellier

Prize for Best Article on the History of Sexuality in Canada – Patrick Dunae

Neil Sutherland Biennial Article Prize – Ellen Boucher

Eugene A. Forsey Prize – Arnaud Bessière

Congratulations to all of the winners! Please see our Prize section for further details.

We would especially like to thank the Program Chair, Barbara Lorenzkowski, as well as the organizing committee for the wonderful program they created for this year’s conference. The CHA would also like to extend their thanks to all those who contributed in making our Annual Conference an undeniable success. Hope to see you all in Fredericton at our 2011 Annual Meeting!
 

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