OurDigitalWorld

2025 has been a year of renewal! From digitizing fragile collections to resurrecting threatened databases, ODW is proud to share these tales of revival in the OurDigitalWorld News - https://mailchi.mp/ourdigitalworld/ourdigitalworld-news-winter-2025

The Ontario Land Records Index (OLRI) is now available free of charge online—thanks to OGS Toronto Branch volunteers, Internet Archive, Archives of Ontario, and OurDigitalWorld. The OLRI is an index to settlers who were allocated Crown land in the province over more than 100 years, from the 1780s to the early 20th century. See the full announcement: https://torontofamilyhistory.org/ontario-land-records-index-now-online/ and search online: https://archive.org/details/ontariolandrecordsindex

"Uncovering Family Histories in the Online Collections from OurDigitalWorld" with Walter Lewis. November 1, 2025: Discover the digital collections that make up some of the largest freely accessible Ontario history resources! These collections bring local history from across the province online, and include photos, oral histories, vital statistics indexing and full run community newspapers.

Back to school with primary materials! We're highlighting the collection contents that inform and illustrate our society in the latest OurDigitalWorld News - https://mailchi.mp/ourdigitalworld/ourdigitalworld-news-autumn-2025

OurDigitalWorld News - https://mailchi.mp/ourdigitalworld/ourdigitalworld-news-april-2025 ODW Newsletter, April 2025: The cross-border issue, featuring new collections and bringing people together through digital collections and upcoming conference events.