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Canadian National Blacksmithing Conference

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Posted on July 7, 2007December 10, 2016

CanIRON VI Victoria BC – Photos

http://www.fernieforge.ca/caniron-vi-victoria-bc

Posted on November 9, 2005December 13, 2016

CanIRON V Photos from BGCM

http://www.bgcmonline.org/docs/newsletter_files/Vol20Num6Newsletter.pdf

Posted on September 9, 2005December 10, 2016

CanIRON V Norse Iron Smelt Photos

http://www.darkcompany.ca/iron0905/index.php

Posted on September 9, 2003December 13, 2016

CanIRON IV Photos

https://www.abana.org/affiliates/meetings/caniron.shtml

Posted on July 10, 1999December 10, 2016

CanIRON II anvilfire live report

http://www.anvilfire.com/news1/index14.htm

Posted on August 10, 1997December 10, 2016

CanIRON I – First Canadian Biennial Blacksmith’s Conference

http://www.blacksmithsgazette.com/Blacksmithing/article9.htm

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Archives

  • 1997 CanIRON I, Vernon, BC
  • 1999 CanIRON II, Calgary, AB
  • 2001 CanIRON III, North Battleford, SK
  • 2003 CanIRON IV, Hamilton, ON
  • 2005 CanIRON V, Annapolis Royal, NS
  • 2007 CanIRON VI, Victoria, BC
  • 2009 CanIRON VII, Ness Creek, SK
  • 2011 CanIRON VIII, Fergus, ON
  • 2013 CanIRON IX, Trois-Rivières, QC
  • 2015 CanIRON X, Baddeck, NS
  • 2017 CanIRON XI, Cloverdale, BC
  • 2019 CanIRON XII, Ness Creek, SK

About CanIRON

CanIRON is Canada’s national blacksmith conference.

Since 1997, CanIRON has been the premier biennial blacksmithing gathering, aimed at fostering friendship, collaboration, and skills development.

Held every second year, CanIRON moves west to east across Canada and is hosted alternately by eastern and western Canadian blacksmithing associations. The conference features presenters and demonstrators from a wide variety of metal working disciplines. Read more about the event and its history.

Contact

CanIRON has no permanent organizing committee. Each committee passes the «big hat» to motivated blacksmiths of the next host province, coaches them and gives them the responsibility to carry on the tradition in their own style.

Get in touch with the organizers of CanIRON via info@caniron.ca

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