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History, Ethnicity and Citizenship: the role of the history museum in a multi‐ethnic country1

Victoria Dickenson is executive director of the McCord Museum in Montreal, Canada. She is a graduate of the museum studies programme at the University of Toronto and obtained her Ph.D. in Canadian history from Carleton University (1995). She has many years’ experience working in the Canadian and international museum community, as a curator, public programmes director, exhibition planner, information technology adviser and interpretive consultant.