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…policy makers, and property owners. Conference themes have tackled pressing issues for Canada’s heritage movement, including community revitalization, heritage tourism, sustainable development, and climate change. Do you have questions about…
Read moreWithstanding Change from Zanzibar to North Wales
…more about the Withstanding Change project by visiting INTO’s website: https://www.into.org/ [i] “Withstanding change: twinning takes off,” International National Trusts Organisation, 7 Dec. 2023, https://www.into.org/withstanding-change-twinning/ [ii] As a partner of…
Read moreA Culture of Care: Lessons from the Sustainable Textiles Movement
…approach to climate change and sustainability? A Practice That Flows Research has demonstrated that building reuse is essential to achieving Canada’s climate change goals, offering a means of capitalizing…
Read moreStructural Change: Tom Morrison is Changing Attitudes Toward Climate Change
…learning events, each focused on a specific group of heritage practitioners – architects, engineers, planners – to better understand how they can contribute to addressing climate change through their work….
Read moreHow Heritage Matters: Two Questions, Ten Takes
…story, which is always being written. The Exchange District is a unique area of over one hundred turn-of-the-20th century heritage buildings. Photo Credit: Exchange District BIZ We look to the…
Read moreThe Diversity Decade: How Heritage Is Spanning Differences in 2020
…working with us on this and other projects, and spreading knowledge to the wider community.” Organizational Change While telling diverse stories to engage wider audiences will help heritage organizations…
Read moreNext Great Save
…charities or non-profits with plans to protect, adapt, renew, or improve a heritage place and allow the building to play a vibrant role that enhances community life can submit a…
Read moreSnapshots of Heritage in 2021
…to actively advance the heritage sector and change our world. The Heritage Reset : A Framework for Alignment and Impact Change and tensions are everywhere: social norms, racial inequity, climate…
Read moreSaving Places – The Next Great Save!
…renew, or improve a heritage place in a way that not only extends its useful life but also reduces its environmental impact, reflects diversity and the inclusion of new voices,…
Read moreOur National Board of Governors
…and quality of life issues, Ingrid leads a team of dedicated individuals who are pursuing new approaches; thinking about heritage as a dynamic aspect of daily life, linking the past…
Read moreDr. Nicholas Lynch: Tracking Change at Canada’s Places of Faith
Dr. Nicholas Lynch is an associate professor in the Department of Geography at Memorial University of Newfoundland. His research focuses on studying the change of built environment, and its impact…
Read moreThe National Trust announces 12 finalists in the Next Great Save competition
…more than 5000 people with industry- leading conversations. The National Trust has helped save and improve the outlook for 54 endangered places for nearly two decades impacting the 17.3 million…
Read moreNational Trust Worst Losses List 2021 – Part 2
…environment is key for climate change mitigation. El Mirador Apartments (10133 -108 St., Edmonton, Alberta) El Mirador’s unique Spanish Revival style was unlike anything else in Edmonton. Photo credit:…
Read moreDecoding the Decrepit: Seeing the Value in Abandoned Places
…English landscape architecture will recognize the Romantic ruin – made palpable with Faux-Roman and Gothic garden follies – as a popular tool for recalling the past. In addition to the…
Read moreInuit House Brings Stories to Life
…this would be a good opportunity to create such a building to showcase traditional Inuit life.” According to Diesel, the idea came from Inuit elder Inookie Adamie, whose great grandmother…
Read moreUNDRIP and Indigenous Heritage: Pathways to Implementation
…But what does this really mean? In the coming years, the implementation of UNDRIP will compel conversations, ultimately bring changes to legislation, regulation, and policy at all levels of government,…
Read moreYou are invited to support this submission outlining amendments to strengthen bill c-23 federal heritage places legislation
…legal framework.” An audit 15 years later in 2018 shows that little has changed. In 2017, the Standing Committee on Environment and Climate Change released Report 10: Preserving Canada’s Heritage:…
Read moreHeritage Sector Submission on Bill C-23 – Historic Places of Canada Act
…has changed. In 2017, the Standing Committee on Environment and Climate Change released Report 10: Preserving Canada’s Heritage: The Foundation for Tomorrow, which, among its 17 recommendations, states, “The federal…
Read moreWorld Heritage at 50: Looking Back, Looking Forward
…That Gives Life) in 2018. Pimachiowin Aki World Heritage Site, Manitoba and Ontario. Photo: © Pimachiowin Aki Corporation, Hidehiro Otake. Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site, Alberta. Photo:…
Read more8 #ShovelReadyHeritage Projects to Help Drive a Green Recovery
…the long term. Help make the case! Flag shovel-ready projects in your community by filling out this form or sending an email to ShovelReadyHeritage@nationaltrustcanada.ca. Then take action to get the…
Read more5 Critical Factors Facing the Future of Heritage: A Perspective from a Young Heritage Professional
…state the following: to me, “heritage” is “People’s Places;” to me, heritage is the intangible of the tangible; to me, heritage gives life meaning by reflecting the past, negotiated in…
Read moreKaren Aird: On a Mission to Change the Game for Indigenous Heritage Places in Canada
Karen Aird is a member of Saulteau First Nations, Karen is the founding president of the Indigenous Heritage Circle, an emerging national organization that is Indigenous-designed and led. In her…
Read moreHeritage on the Hotseat
…diversity among mainstream practitioners. The data suggests that the heritage movement itself is hungry for change. A full 99% of respondents agree that some degree of change is needed to…
Read moreMaking Obsolescence History: Confronting Barriers to Accelerate Building Reuse in Canada
…with materials of a diminished quality and life span. Despite wishful thinking there are typically no intensification gains to help justify trashing the older house – the floor space is…
Read moreWhat is a green audit?
…of the past can help inform our goals for the future. We often use these spaces differently than originally designed, for things like museums and event spaces. With these uses…
Read moreNational Trust Endangered Places List – Special Climate Crisis Edition
…on National Trust Endangered Places List 2021); and the Dairy Barn or Faculty of Agriculture, Life, and Environmental Sciences Museum (1930). The Administration Building (1957) and Humanities Centre (1972) are…
Read moreThe social side of adaptive reuse
…Exchange – Hamilton, ON Photo: 541 Eatery & Exchange. The solid Edwardian structure that 541 Eatery & Exchange occupies once exchanged a lot of money. Today, the commodities being exchanged…
Read moreInvestors bring new life to historic Canadian mountaineering site
Nestled on an escarpment with expansive views of Kicking Horse Mountain in Golden, B.C., Edelweiss Village comprises six Swiss-inspired chalets on a 50-acre site. In July, Montayne, a real estate…
Read moreUncovering the Multifaceted History of Quebec City’s Morrin Centre
Today, the Morrin Centre is a distinguished English-language cultural centre and library in predominantly French-speaking Quebec City. Yet the history of the building itself connects a multeity of histories, spanning…
Read moreNational Indigenous Peoples Day in Five Passport Places
…a museum near Brantford that tells the story of nineteenth-century life in the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory through the life and accomplishments of the Johnson family. Métis…
Read moreCOP26 and Climate Heritage Action Resources
…Reuse Would Help Canada Meet its Climate Targets. Chris Wiebe. Policy Option (2021) Old Buildings, Climate Change, and the Race to Net Zero Carbon. Cynthia Gunn. Locale Magazine (2020) “Historic…
Read moreCOVID-19 : Updates, Information and Advocacy
Help Drive a Green Recovery with #ShovelReadyHeritage Since the inaugural ‘gatherings of the heritage sector’ on April 2, hundreds have participated in these productive bi-weekly Zoom calls to share…
Read moreSpadina Museum
…to sickness and war, the harsh reality of a servant’s life and the new technologies that completely transformed society during a time of great change. If the internet was a…
Read moreGet Funding to Hire a Student or Recent Graduate – Applications for 2020 Now Open
…help for your historic place or heritage project? Do you want to help young Canadians gain practical work experience, develop their skills, and enhance their employability? Would you like to…
Read moreMatt Somerville - Saving the family barn
…have very little appetite or capacity to put in place the regulations and incentives that could help slow the pace of loss. There is help available for private owners who…
Read moreCliffside Stories: How Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Feeds Today’s Generations
…pride they couldn’t have received anywhere else. That helps lead to their success later in life,” says Knowlton. Writing about the interpretive program and the millions of visitors who have…
Read moreThe Four Canada-wide Heritage Organizations Respond to Federal Budget 2023
In a federal budget appropriately focused on advancing Reconciliation, supporting Indigenous governance and capacity building, making life more affordable for the middle class, and creating a clean economy, there is…
Read moreFight the Power: Transforming Cities Through a Revolution of Ideology, Imagination, & Values
…the 1960s, James Baldwin wrote, “Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced.” This review of Canada’s lesser-known Black heritage offers…
Read moreWhy Faith Groups and Arts Groups Should Cohabitate
…of the General Manager of Trinity-St. Paul’s Centre for Faith, Justice and the Arts. Theatre, where I spent the majority of my previous professional life, often lacks in diversity of…
Read moreMeet Jill Taylor, National Trust Donor and Member
…and esteem of all people. I care about historic places because: There has never been a time in my life that I have not been moved to reflect on the…
Read moreCulinary Adventures across Passport Places
…the atmosphere at this English-style pub. Registrations are required. https://www.frederictoncapitalregion.ca/eat-and-drink/dine-around-freddy Dundurn Castle, Hamilton, ON – Soupreme! Cooking Workshop Tackle the 19th century soup in Dundurn Castle’s historic kitchen. On February…
Read moreThe Colony of Avalon Shares Stories of Canada from Before the Country We Now Know Existed
…A History of Newfoundland: From the English, Colonial, and Foreign Records, 2nd Edition (London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1896), p. 111. Caption beneath reads “Ferryland, showing Baltimore’s House. From Fitzburgh’s map,…
Read moreNational Conference
…be submitted in either French or English. Presentations at the conference can be given in either English or French. Simultaneous translation will be available in all sessions. We encourage presenters…
Read moreKey Public Policy Objectives
…all levels of government to encourage the adoption and improvement of legislation to protect heritage property. We have also helped spearhead campaigns to protect heritage property within the federal jurisdiction:…
Read moreRegeneration Works
Regeneration Works is a one-stop shop for resources, training, and coaching to help organizations and communities improve the vitality of their historic places. A Self-Assessment points new learners to the…
Read moreCarly Farmer – Activating Heritage as Climate Action
…action. Farmer has also been a key volunteer in helping develop the APT Sustainable Preservation Technical Committee’s OSCAR project (Online Sustainable Conservation Assistance Resource), which aims to improve the sustainable…
Read moreNext Great Save FAQs
…$50,000 to help their community save a heritage place that matters. The competing groups have plans to adapt, retrofit, renew, or improve a heritage place in a way that extends…
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