University of Winnipeg Archives

The Archives is open Monday to Friday, 9:00 – 4:30. Appointments are now required to access archival records, microforms, and rare books. Faculty, staff, students, and visitors may all access our resources within opening hours. Class visits are welcome by appointment. Please contact us at archives@uwinnipeg.ca or 204-786-9162 to request an appointment or make any inquiries.

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Featured content and upcoming events

An image of the African Methodist Episcopal Mission Church at 156 Austin Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Young members of the church are pictured standing outside in front of the church. Lena Robinson was the Director and Rev. Sineet and Rev. Romaine were co-Pastors. University of Winnipeg Archives, Western Canada Pictorial Index, Frances Atwell Collection [A1311-39210].

Archiving the Black Canadian Experience: Education, Innovation, Preservation

Register to attend Archiving the Black Canadian Experience: Education, Innovation, Preservation on Feb. 3 from 2:30 - 4:00pm. The panel highlights initiatives to preserve the history of the Black experience in Manitoba to combat the erroneous dominant colonial historical narrative.

A close up image of three hands braiding sweetgrass. One hand holds the end while the other two tie the braids.

Indigenous Course Requirement collection

The University of Winnipeg Archives, in collaboration with Dr. Mary Jane McCallum, are establishing the Indigenous Course Requirement collection to document and preserve the administrative, institutional, and social history records of the ICR at the University of Winnipeg.

An image of a group of people together for an Two Spirit event. Many are holding flags or banners and are some are wearing ceremonial clothing.

Two-Spirit Archives

The Two-Spirit Archives is believed to be the most comprehensive collection of material on Two-Spirit people in Canada, and we seek to develop an internationally-renowned centre for research on this topic.