Summary
Paul J. Henry is a seasoned City Archivist in Ottawa with nearly 30 years of experience preserving and promoting civic and national memory. Trained in Canadian and French-Canadian history at Queen’s University, he has led major archival programs at Library and Archives Canada, the Department of National Defence, and the City of Ottawa, where he directed the Ottawa Central Archives project. A recognized leader in the profession, he is a certified archivist, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, recipient of multiple national awards, and a past-president and editor within the Archives Association of Ontario. He combines hands-on archival description and digitization expertise with strategic governance work—serving on national and international standards committees and holding a Specialist in Information Governance designation. Known for turning ideas into results, he also appears regularly in media on archival and local-history issues, underscoring his role as both practitioner and public advocate.
11 years of coding experience
History, History at Queen's University
Parkside High School
English, French