Hello group mates!

Hi Lisa, Feel free to tell me to go jump off a bridge as well, but I also wonder if you might consider making this entry just about the provincial Archives of Ontario. I say this because it is a worthy topic by itself, and focusing only on one institution would open up space and time to expand more on details about it.

That being said, talking about the entire network of archives in Ontario is also quite interesting, just a lot to talk about. I feel like the title of the entry in this case would be "Archives in Ontario," or maybe "Archival Institutions in Ontario." If you do stick with this route you may consider mentioning or adding a link to the Archives Association of Ontario (http://aao-archivists.ca/index.php).

KathrynFerrante (talk)19:57, 5 April 2013

I agree with Katie (and with Cristen above) that talking about the entire provincial archival network would be very interesting (speaking of which, I have becoming very fascinated by the collaborative acquisition agreement in Nova Scotia...have to learn more about that when I have more time)...buuuuuuut...I do imagine that most of your scholarly / non-website resources are probably about the provincial archives itself, and a lot of the subsections you were planning to talk about (like the archivist and the records management function) relate to the provincial repository rather than municipal or communities archives. And, as Katie says, the provincial archives is a worthy topic in its own right!

ChelseaShriver (talk)04:08, 8 April 2013