The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 team is delighted to re-open our doors on Tuesday, July 7 for seniors and vulnerable groups, and July 8 for the general public. New measures are in place to ensure that your
visit is as safe and enjoyable as possible.
Filipinos in Neepawa:
Immigration Experiences in a Prairie Town
Workers in meat-packing plants contribute to Canada's food security and economy. The immigrant families often connected to this work also contribute to the communities where they live, work, and study. It can be challenging and sometimes dangerous work, especially now with the health risks associated with COVID-19.
Museum From Home
Download our app to experience what it was like to arrive at Pier 21. • Explore stories of how quarantine in the 20th century altered the lives of new Canadians. • Connect with researchers that can help you discover your family’s journey.
The Immigrants:
The Story of a Photograph
The people, their ship and the date are unknown. Nevertheless, the photograph is a compelling piece of history, in part thanks to the immigrants’ evocative expressions. In our latest blog, Museum Curator Dan Conlin looks at a mysterious photograph called "The Immigrants" >
