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Society AGM

A painting created by Ilona Jurkiewicz, FRHSC (Hon) [1]

The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada, is pleased to announce the 59th AGM hosted by Coast Victoria Hotel in the city of Victoria, BC, on Saturday, April 25, 2025 at 09:30 PDT. Details for the  09:30 PDT. AGM & Conference files (pdf) below can be perused and saved to your device by downloading by clicking the links when it becomes available.

The 2025 AGM relevant files can be perused or downloaded by clicking: AGM Invitation 2025, AGM Notice 2025, Conf. Agenda, AGM Agenda, Minutes AGM 2024, Financial Statements, Annual Report containing reports submitted by the President, Membership, Honours and Awards Committee, College of Fellows, Education Committee, Society Technology Group, Heraldic Arts Committee, Heraldic Bursary, French Services Committee, Communications Committee, Editors, Branches, etc., Treasurer's Report, Membership Report and Annual List of Officers to retrieve the relevant AGM materials.

Other relevant docs: a) Appointment of Proxy Holder; b) Nomination Form (Directors); c) Nomination Form (Officers).

For further information or questions on the AGM: Stephen Murray with for the most current details or questions.
  1. Ilona Jurkiewicz, painter and heraldic artist with the Canadian Heraldic Authority in Ottawa since 1994. In 2000 she and her family moved to Mississauga, near Toronto, where her husband accepted a new position. Ilona concentrated her attention on heraldry again taking part in discussions and publishing articles in the Heraldry in Canada and also taking a more active role in the activities of the Royal Heraldry Society of Canada. For two years (2007 – 2009) she served as president of the Toronto Branch, RHSC, producing a number of successful branch events, most notably the Exhibit of Armorial Bookplates by Gordon Macpherson at the Kelly Library and Archives, St. Michael's College, and publishing the exhibit catalogue.