Join the Editor's Circle
Take your passion for history to a new level and join the 2025 Editor’s Circle today. With your annual contributions of $500 or more, you can help us ensure that Canada’s diverse and memorable past is shared with everyone everywhere.
The Editor’s Circle was founded in 2020 to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of Canada’s History /The Beaver magazine. Now The Beaver returns in a special print supplement within the pages of Canada’s History magazine.
An annual giving program, the Editor’s Circle supports Canada’s History’s second century of storytelling. Patrons and Supporters, whose gifts range from $500 to $10,000+, are recognized here. Integral to our editorial success, donors’ contributions empower us to share more diverse stories of Canada’s past.
We are grateful for the loyalty and generosity of all the subscribers and donors whose support helps to keep history alive — and helps us put The Beaver back into the pages of Canada’s History.
The Hudson’s Bay Company History Foundation is Founding Patron and the largest private donor to Canada’s National History Society.
Editor’s Circle Patrons ($5,000+)
A – H: Colin J. Adair Charitable Foundation | W. John & Diana Bennett | Bill & Judy Caulfeild-Browne | Hugh Christie | John Cleghorn and Family | James Cowan & Barbara Johnston | Daat Charitable Foundation on behalf of Saul Koschitzky | Helen Edwards | Doug Harvey & Jan Shute | Dorothy Hollingsworth in memory of her husband William Nobleman
J – Z: The Jackman Foundation | Johnston Group Inc. | Edward & Stella Kennedy | Tom Kierans & Mary Janigan | Greg Latremoille | Bruce MacLellan & Karen Girling | Jim Meekison & Carolyn Keystone | Natasha Pashak | The Pollard Family Foundation | Michael & Barbara Rea | James Richardson & Sons, Limited and Affiliated Companies | H. Sanford & Deborah Riley | Christopher Winn
Editor’s Circle Supporters ($500–$4,999)
A – G: E. James Arnett | J. William Asselstine | Marilyn & Charles Baillie Family Foundation | Paul & Kaye Beeston | Warren Bell | John Blachford | Diane Boyle | Shaun Bradley | John Burnes & Mary Ann Badali | Wes & Pat Campbell | Brian Ronald Carr | Danielle Chartier & Clay Vandel | Harold Chmara & Danny Hoy | Wayne Clowery | Garry Comber | Sandra Crabtree | Douglas & Margaret Derry | Trudy Doerksen | Martin M. Farnsworth | Paul J. Gibbons
H – M: Jean & Richard Haalboom | David C. Halkett | Doug Hatlelid | Judy Heath | Alistair Hensler | Judith Hudson Beattie | Christl Jemelka | Robert Johnston | Paul Jones | Donald Jordan | Audrey Kenny | Gwyneth Kingham | Linda LeGeyt in memory of Jean & Phil LeGeyt | Alison Taylor Love | Stuart MacLeod & Nancy McCullough | Lorna Marsden | Jamie Martin | Joe Martin | Mary McGiverin Daniher | Dr. Ian McIlreath | Anson R. McKim | Dr. Cheryl Susan McWatters | Gwyn Morgan & Patricia Trottier
N – Z: Don Newman | Dave Obee | James G. Oborne | Patricia & Gerald O’Brien | Doug Paterson | Richard W. Pound | Bruce Rabik | Victor Rabinovitch & Miriam Bloom | Kenneth Reid in honour of grandkids Ella, Ezra & Theo | LCDR Sherry Richardson CD, (ret’d) | Alwyn Robertson | David Ross & Audrey Loeb | Stephen Rybak | Michael Slawny | Deirdre Stevenson | Andrew Stewart in memory of Clair Stewart | Beverley Stewart | Rodney Swarek | Richard Van Loon | Brian Wadsworth | Melony Ward & Kevin Weiss | Martha H. Wilder
Recognition in the Editor’s Circle includes your name(s) appearing in the Editor’s Circle list:
- in the print version of the Canada’s History Society Annual Report and Honour Roll on the Canada’s History website
- in a special published list in Canada’s History magazine (Fall issue)
Take your passion for history to a new level and join the 2025 Editor’s Circle today. With your annual contributions of $500 or more, you can help us ensure that Canada’s diverse and memorable past is shared with everyone everywhere.
in the company of Adventurers. Join a powerful collective of Canada’s History’s most generous contributors and commit your passion and resources to strengthen educational and youth programs, build connections among diverse Canadian communities, and embrace powerful storytelling.
