Canadian Letters & Images Project - A digitization project for those who served Canada in conflict or war. Learn how you can contribute and what has already been digitized.

ProQuest provides free online access to past issues of the Vancouver Sun (1912-2010), Vancouver Province (1894-2010) and Victoria Times Colonist 1884-2010) for anyone in B.C. or the Yukon.

The world’s most popular webinar website for genealogy and DNA testing, where you can enjoy a robust offering of live and recorded webinars presented by top speakers. Over 2000 webinars to choose from.

8 February 2025 via Zoom

9:00 am – 10:00 am EST: 
Excel and Family History: How they can work together?  Presenter: Paul Cripwell

10:00 am – 11:30 am EST: 
E.F. Kelly and The Champagne of Ginger Ales  Presenter: Dawn Kelly

February 8th, 1-3 pm at the Burlington Library, or via Zoom

Sponsored by the Skagit Valley Genealogical Society and presented by Annette Burke Lyttle, CG of Heritage Detective. Annette speaks on a variety of genealogical topics at the national, state and local levels and loves helping people uncover and share their family stories. If you can’t make it to the Burlington Library, request a zoom link at the email below.

February 10 & 11, 2025 via Zoom The Archives Association of British Columbia is offering two webinars to assist you with your Indigenous Genealogy Research. You will hear speakers from the Aboriginal Genealogy Association, the Surrey Libraries family History Department and Library and Archives Canada, Vancouver.

Registration for these online webinars is free. Please RSVP to confirm your participation.

15 February 2025 11am (EST)

Speaker: Glenn Wright. Presented by the International Society for British Genealogy and Family History. In the First World War, the Canadian Expeditionary Force consisted of more than 650,000 men and women. Tens of thousands of those in uniform were British-born who had emigrated to Canada or the United States before 1914. Might you have an ancestor who served with the Canadians in the Great War?

1 March 2025 11am-1pm (EST)

Speaker: Sylvia Tracy Doolos. Presented by the International Society for British Genealogy and Family HIstory. Language-based tools and genealogy tools require different methods. Learning to use and understand language tools to advance your research is essential. These tips, tricks, and resources may help you find your most elusive ancestors and provide context to help you understand their world.

March 6 - 8, 2025

Registration is now open for RootsTech 2025. A huge learning and sharing opportunity for genealogists from around the world.

Attend in person or online.

Learn more and register via the link below.

15 March 2025 11am-1pm (EST)

Speaker: Donna Rutherford Presented by The International Society for British Genealogy and Family History. The Hull Mystery uncovers a century-old secret about my great grandfather John Dring. Born in 1874 in Sculcoates Hull, Yorkshire, John ran off to New Zealand, unaware that his true parentage may have been hidden right next door. DNA evidence suggests that John might not have been who he thought he was – but did he know? 

Saturday March 15, 2025

Interested in tracing your Scottish genealogy? The Scottish Indexes Conference is an opportunity to learn new research skills, discover diverse records and see how others have put these into practice. If you want to trace your Scottish family tree, this is the event for you. It is a FREE online event.

24 March 2025 11am-6pm (EST)

Presented by the International Society for British Genealogy and Family History. Join us for a genealogical journey through the Caribbean Islands! Our expert guides, Dan Poffenberger, AG, and Todd Knowles will describe the “five W’s” of Caribbean research. You’ve got questions? They’ve got answers!

6 -10 October 2025 in Salt Lake City Presented by the International Society for British Genealogy and Family History. Attend in person or purchase access to video recordings.
Scotland: Chris Paton
Feudalism, Foes and Fornication: Tracing Your Family History in Scotland
Ireland: Fintan Mullan and Gillian Hunt,
Tracing Irish and Scots-Irish Ancestors
England: Paul Milner
English Research: The Fundamentals and Beyond