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Uncover the Past: Exploring the Canadian Census (1825-1931)

Join us for a FREE virtual program on May 8 at 6:30 p.m. ET!

Join us for an enlightening seminar that delves into the rich tapestry of Canada's history through its census records from 1825 to 1931. I hope to illuminate the profound impact and invaluable insights provided by census data.
What You'll Discover:

· An Overview of Census Evolution: Learn how the Canadian census evolved in its early decades, adapting to the changing landscapes of an emerging nation.
· Techniques and Tools: Gain expertise in locating, interpreting, and utilizing historical census records to uncover the stories of individuals, families, and communities.
· Societal Insights: Explore how census data reflects broader social, economic, and political changes, and understand the forces shaping Canada during these pivotal years.
· Case Studies: See real examples of how genealogical professionals use census data to solve mysteries and connect ancestral dots

Lisa Elvin-Staltari’s professional background includes over 20 years as a professional teacher, sales consultant trainer public speaker, radio host and writer. As a genealogist for over 15 years, she has turned her childhood fascination into a career. Originally from Drummondville, Quebec Canada, she claims both French and English Canadian heritage. She and her family now reside in Tucson, Arizona. Her website and blog “Have Roots, Will Travel” began in 2013, and eventually evolved into her YouTube Channel where she produces videos on a weekly basis focusing on French Canadian Genealogy and series on the Filles du Roi, which is now celebrating its 300th episode and the Filles À Marier which has over 100 episodes.
She is the Membership Chair for La Société des Filles du Roi et Soldats du Carignan as well as a board member. She also coordinates their educational outreach. She speaks to a variety of genealogical groups across the country and works with individuals on a variety of genealogical projects as a professional genealogist. She is a proud member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, National Genealogical Society, New England Genealogical Society in addition to several state genealogical societies.