Mission & vision

​Mission:
Fostering our relationship with our partners, stakeholders and the community we will:

• preserve, protect and advocate for the Sinclair/Inkster homestead site;
  
• educate the public about the site and the history of the area;
  
• continue to research the site and its context;
  
• acquire and display artifacts up to 1912.

Vision:
Seven Oaks House Museum will strive to be recognized as an integral and unique part of
Manitoba’s heritage as an outstanding example of a Scottish/Métis homestead from the Red
River settlement.

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Commitment to reconciliation

Seven Oaks House Museum sits on Treaty One land:
​The traditional territory of the Anishinaabeg and Ininíwak, the land of the Dakota and the homeland of the Red River Métis.

We recognize the harms of the past, the role that museums have played in perpetuating them, and the work that lays ahead to build respectful relationships in the spirit of reconciliation. In this light, we are committed to ensuring that our policies and practices reflect the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action and the United Nations’ Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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To learn more about how this relates to museums, read the Moved to Action report prepared by the Canadian Museums Association.

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Meet our board

Seven Oaks House Museum is owned by the City of Winnipeg and managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Its citizen members are appointed by Winnipeg's City Council. Annual recruitment occurs in the fall.
​Please contact our Chair if you're interested in joining the board.

2024
​Council Representative - Councilor Ross Eadie, Mynarski Ward

Executive
Chair               -     Sandra Klowak - Click here to email our Chair
Vice Chair       -     Shemar Barnes - Click here to email our Vice Chair
Treasurer       -     Kristel High
Secretary        -     Sarah Harvey
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Members
Ian Stewart
Gillian Crawford