Canadian Peace Museum

Canadian Peace Museum

@canadianpeacemuseum.ca

Peace promotion is urgent. Learn more and support us at 🌐 canadianpeacemuseum.ca Opening 2026. A registered charity.

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Congratulations to our Wildlife Photographer of the Year winners! 🎉📸 🐘 Federico Veronesi is our Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026, awarded for his mesmerising image, ‘The Aftermath’. 🪲 Oscar Whitfield’s ‘Labour of Love’ crowns him our Young Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026.

An important interview. "Let’s go back to that time when we believed in peace. Why is it so wrong to start a global movement around the notion of peace and world peace? It’s possible." - Mirjana Spoljaric, @icrc.org President.

"We live in a decade of war". In a wide-ranging interview with @nytimes.com, Mirjana Spoljaric, ICRC President, discusses today’s conflicts, the importance of IHL, and the urgent need to preserve space for diplomacy and peace. Read the interview here: ms.spr.ly/63324aqR8K

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"No Longer Coverable", by Jayden Deskes (2025) Art on loan from Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini Algonquin First Nation. Thank you; we are grateful. Tonight, our museum sign will be illuminated orange to acknowledge National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

"No Longer Coverable", by Jayden Deskes (2025) Art on loan from Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini Algonquin First Nation. Thank you; we are grateful. Tonight, our museum sign will be illuminated orange to acknowledge National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

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17 August 1925 | Jewish boy of Polish origin, Maurice Poznanski, was born in Etterbeek. He was deported to #Auschwitz from Kazerne Dossin in Mechelen on 4 August 1942. He did not survive.

The Ottawa Treaty on land mines was signed in 1997. It has 133 signatories. Still, land mines exist in many places and are indiscriminate in who is harmed. Children and farmers are among the groups at risk. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottawa_...

en.wikipedia.orgOttawa Treaty - Wikipedia
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What’s worse than seeing this sign in your community? Not seeing one. Minefields are not always marked. A route to school or land needed for planting may be contaminated with no visible warning. APOPO helps find and remove landmines so communities can live without fear. #MineAction #APOPO

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We have a community garden. Want to use it? Great. Come and join us on Wednesday afternoons or Friday mornings. It’s a friendly and informal crowd. All are welcome. Zero cost. And it’s as much a social thing as a horticultural thing.

We have a community garden. Want to use it? Great. Come and join us on Wednesday afternoons or Friday mornings. It’s a friendly and informal crowd. All are welcome. Zero cost. And it’s as much a social thing as a horticultural thing.