Keeping our heritage alive.

Together, we're creating opportunities for intergenerational learning, where traditional knowledge, stories, and values lead us into the future.

Thanks to our Community, KMM Team & The Canadian Canoe Museum for making our trip a success.

Explore Canada's rich canoeing heritage at The Canadian Canoe Museum! Immerse yourself in the stories, traditions, and craftsmanship that have shaped the waterways of our nation. Discover how canoes and kayaks connect us to history, culture, and adventure.

Algonquin Park Visitor Centre
Friday, February 28, 2025

Discover the heart of Algonquin at the Algonquin Park Visitor Centre! Immerse yourself in stunning exhibits, breathtaking views, and the rich natural and cultural history of Ontario's oldest provincial park. Whether you're exploring trails, spotting wildlife, or learning about Algonquin traditions, your adventure starts here.

All-ages Skate & Snowshoeing Workshop
Saturday, March 15, 2025

Join us on March 15 for an afternoon of community, exercise & learning — an all-ages open skate, plus a snowshoe workshop at the KMM Office in L'Amable. KMM's ace showshoe racer Bernie Hogan will be on hand to explore the evolution of this ingenious, traditional mode of transportation & help you give it a try. Hot snacks & drinks will be served, of course!

The Birthplace Of Sir Frederick Banting

Sir Frederick Banting discovered Insulin in 1921 with Best, Collip and Macleod. In 1923 he won the Nobel Laureate and was the first Canadian to win this award. He remains the youngest winner of the Medical Nobel Prize to this day.• See where Banting was born and grew up.
• Learn the Story of how Insulin was discovered.
• Learn about Diabetes and how Banting’s discovery helped the world.

Join in & share your wisdom.

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To participate in KMM Community Events, please contact Kassidy Baxter at [email protected] or call Zenon Hunter at 613-553-3418.

Made possible through funding provided by the Ontario Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility and the Seniors Community Grant Program.

KMM is dedicated to preserving & promoting our unique Algonquin legacy. Learn more about our Arts, Heritage & Culture Portfolio.

KMM is committed to the safety & well-being of our Community. Learn more about our Health & Safety Portfolio.

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