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Casting a Wide Net: Researching Your Ancestors in the

Eastern Canadian Provinces

Join us for a FREE, virtual program on Thursday, July 27th at 6:30 p.m. EST!

Whether you are just getting started or already have a working knowledge of records in Canada, this webinar provides an overview of migration patterns and a dive into available genealogical and historical records both online and in repositories in the Eastern Canadian Provinces (Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland, and Labrador) from the late eighteenth through early twentieth centuries.

Pamela Vittorio is a professional genealogist, historian, and part-time Associate Professor in the department of English Language Studies at the New School University in Manhattan. She obtained a certificate in genealogical research from Boston University, and PLCGS (Canadian Studies, Librarianship) from the International Institute of Genealogical Studies, (Toronto). Over the past decade, Pamela has completed a variety of courses at genealogical institutes such as APPGEN, GRIP, IGHR, and SLIG. She is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, New England-APG and NY-APG, the Ontario Genealogical Society, NEHGS, NJ Genealogical Society, the NYG&B, Forensic-SIG, and many other genealogical and historical societies. Among her interests are artifacts, DNA, maps, land records, military history, Loyalists, migration and transportation, socio-linguistics, and researching families of African American, Canadian, English, French, German, Irish, Italian, Jewish, or Scottish heritage—many of whom lived along or worked on North American Canals.