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About Jazmine

I am a proud Townshipper, descended from settlers in the Stanstead and Magog areas. I studied History and Indigenous Studies at Bishop’s University and completed my Master of Information Studies degree at McGill. I am Head Archivist of the Eastern Townships Resource Centre, and I have also worked with other heritage organizations in Quebec and Ontario since 2017. I am passionate about preserving and sharing our rich local history.


Latest articles

Carving Corporate Modernity: The Remarkable Story of How Beebe Granite Workers Helped Build One of Montreal’s Most Famous Landmarks

September 9th, 2026

By T. A. Chénier Tiffany Chénier volunteers with the Eastern Townships Resource Centre. This article is derived from the now-transcribed oral histories captured by Daniel McKeage and housed in the Townshippers’ Association fonds (P038) at…

Summer with the Townshippers: A Grassroots Marketing Campaign Long in the Making

September 9th, 2026

By T. A. Chénier Tiffany Chénier volunteers with the Eastern Townships Resource Centre. This article is derived from the now-transcribed oral histories housed in the Townshippers’ Association fonds (P038) in the Eastern Townships Resource Centre…

Broadening our understanding through Townships oral histories

June 15th, 2026

By Jazmine Aldrich Regular readers of this blog may recall that in January 2025, I wrote about the Eastern Townships Resource Centre (ETRC)’s project to digitize, transcribe, and describe the oral histories within our holdings.…

The Many Accolades of Marjorie Goodfellow

June 15th, 2026

By Jazmine Aldrich (ETRC Head Archivist) and Etienne Domingue (ETRC Director) For many Townshippers, “Marjorie Goodfellow” is a household name. Marjorie Elizabeth Goodfellow (1938-2024) was the only child of Edgar and Annie (née McElrea) Goodfellow,…

Sleigh Bells Ring… Are You Listening?

February 9th, 2026

By Jazmine Aldrich Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh! Come on it’s lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you! What would holiday carols be without sleighing? From…

Happy birthday, Sherbrooke Record!

February 9th, 2026

By Jazmine Aldrich A little birdy told me that our friendly local English daily celebrates its 129th birthday, this month, so I am joining in the festivities with a peek at their history through their…

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