Events with Cinda Gault

If you’re in the Fergus, Ontario, area on July 23, 2026, join me for a day of history and fun at the Fergus Medieval Faire. I’ll be stepping into the past by dressing as Isobel Gunn, who famously disguised herself as a man to work for the Hudson's Bay Company in the early 19th-century fur trade.

Stop by to chat about the fascinating period when the Old World met the New following the Rupert's Land Charter, and to explore the real stories behind the history that inspires my writing.

I’m pleased to be presenting to the Mississauga Chapter of the Retired Teachers of Ontario on May 21, 2026. This talk explores the often-overlooked experiences of women in the Canadian fur trade, offering insight into both the historical context and the inspiration behind my writing.

I enjoy connecting with such an engaged community of readers and sharing the stories that continue to resonate today.        

I’m delighted to be speaking to a Probus group on Aril 22, 2026, where I’ll share stories of the remarkable women whose lives unfolded in the Canadian fur trade—voices that history has largely overlooked. Drawing on the research behind my historical fiction, this talk explores both the realities of the early 19th century and the process of bringing these hidden stories to life.

Probus audiences always deliver lively discussions that follow!    

 I’m delighted to be joining the Retired Teachers of Ontario, Wentworth Chapter for their annual meeting on April 16, 2026, where I’ll present The Hidden Women of the Canadian Fur Trade. This virtual talk brings to life the stories of women often left out of history, and I’m especially looking forward to connecting with readers who have already requested early access to my books. 

Pleased to speak to a full house at Port Nelson United Church in Burlington on Feb. 4/26. Probus members are incredibly nice people who are ever interested in learning something new about the world. It was a pleasure to tell them about the intrepid female characters that inhabit in my stories.