Trevor Osmond serves as the Director of the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre, focusing on policy, fundraising, community outreach, events, programming, and promotion. As a community-minded individual, Trevor is involved in various committees and boards related to culture, tourism, and community well-being.
Trevor Osmond began his career as an archaeologist, eventually deviating into the museum field. He holds an MSc in Archaeology (University of Bradford), a BA in anthropology (Laurentian University), and a Diploma in Applied Museum Studies (Algonquin College).
During his tenure, the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre has been very active, experiencing a resurgence in visitors, updating its exhibits and services, and surviving a roof collapse, a pandemic, and various other natural disasters. Now that the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre has successfully reopened, his efforts are focused on re-establishing it as a primary destination for both locals and tourists to spend time, experience new things, and connect with the Red Lake community.
