This award was presented to the Chinese Canadian Museum for their continued efforts to recognize Chinese History in BC and…

This Governors Award recognizes ten competing project groups and a generous corporate sponsor for their enthusiastic participation in the Next…

This pan-Canadian group of individuals and organizations is recognized for their commitment to providing a thorough and constructive review of…

This Governors’ Award was presented to the Edmonton Queer History Project for their efforts to document and share stories of…

This award recognizes the continued commitment of Indwell to develop affordable housing through adaptive reuse of existing buildings. Indwell provides…

The Learning Centre at the O’Brien Farm in Newfoundland is an example of how heritage places can address contemporary needs,…

Presented to the Canadian Museums Association (CMA) for their Moved to Action report. The report is a sweeping review of…

Muscowekwan First Nation and their vision for Muscowequan Residential School. This award recognizes the community led effort behind designation of…

The City of Fredericton, Capital Region Association of Geocachers, Graham Nickerson for Atlantic Canada’s Hidden Histories Geotour This award recognizes…

Conseil du patrimoine religieux du Québec for their comprehensive approach to the conservation of religious built heritage in Québec. This…

City of Toronto Museums, for Awakenings Launched in December 2020 at City of Toronto heritage sites and museums, Awakenings is…

The Ontario Heritage Trust for naming the Josiah Henson Museum of African-Canadian History. In July 30th 2022, as part of…

St Thomas Restoration Committee – Moose River Heritage & Hospitality Association This award recognizes an exemplary cross-cultural cooperation in conservation…

This award recognizes the Government of Yukon, the Council of Yukon First Nations, and the Yukon Heritage Working Group for…

Presented to Heritage BC for Setting the Bar: A Guide to Achieve New Standards for Reconciliation within the Heritage Sector….

Presented to the Indigenous Heritage Circle and contributors Karen Aird, Catherine Bell, Julie Harris, Catherine Cole and Cody Groat for…

This reuse project sensitively integrates old and new structures and re-uses original materials in meaningful ways – providing a continuity…

This exciting revitalization project created a unified spiritual campus and an inspiring model for other places of faith. Since 1938,…

A modest but impactful project, this hotel conversion features careful work by the owners to balance continuity with transformation. Built…

This transformative restoration is a tribute to the City of Edmonton’s commitment to retain and adaptively reuse its historic resources,…

This impressive redevelopment of a waterfront site retained its industrial character, balanced with the new functions of a much-needed waterfront…

This project is a compelling intertwining of archaeological resource protection, the reclamation of indigenous culture and the restoration of an…

Built by the Green family during the last decade of the 19th century, the Green Family Forge remained open until…

A remarkable model of resilience, this grand neo-Gothic stone church (circa 1861) has successfully adapted its space to accommodate multiple…

Recognized for its sustained commitment to heritage conservation over time, Niagara-on-the-Lake is a compelling example of resilience grounded in built…

A bustling museum in the suburb of Etobicoke, this historic former inn underwent a major restoration to position it as…

Built by struggling settlers in the early 1900s, the Gur Sikh Gurdwara (temple) is a testament to the pride, vision,…

Serving as the Walkerton town hall for nearly a century, the Victoria Jubilee Hall was left abandoned in 1996. When…

Constructed in 1917, the Canadian Westinghouse Company Headquarters was sold in the late 1980s and remained empty for decades until…

Celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, the historic Customs House is a longstanding cultural hub with a strong link to…

Inspired by the region’s centuries-old tradition of shipbuilding, the B2 Lofts is a mixed-use, urban infill development in the heart…

Celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, the Bonavista’s Garrick Theatre is the oldest community theatre in the province – and…

One of the oldest landmarks in the Sault Ste. Marie area, the Shingwauk Residential School Site became home to the…

Located in the annex of the former Rosamond Woolen Company (built in 1867), the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum has been…

While historic engineering works are often neglected, this project demonstrates that community support and enlightened municipal officials can meet modern…

Originally Ottawa’s central train station and then a government conference centre, this downtown landmark has been transformed to house the…

The Heritage Canada Awards Jury found that the Town of Annapolis Royal has performed exemplary work in the stewardship of…

Eva’s Phoenix is a transformative adaptive reuse of the former Water Works building in downtown Toronto into transitional housing, education,…

The Diefenbunker Museum is a private, not-for-profit charitable museum operating out of a Cold War Bunker turned National Historic Site…

Since 1994, the work of the Ancient Echoes Interpretive Centre has been a community labour of love that has protected…

The WE Global Learning Centre (GLC) project involved the complete rehabilitation of a century-old building to serve as a state-of-the-art…

As the single largest Public Private Partnership (P3) social housing project in North America, the Single Room Occupancy (SRO) Renewal…

The unique ornamented metal façade of the Petrie Building has been an iconic presence in downtown Guelph since 1882. One…

Located in the heart of Old Montréal, 360 Saint Jacques was established as the Royal Bank of Canada headquarters in…

Built in 1912, the former King Edward School was closed in 2001 by the Calgary Board of Education. Left vacant…

Commissioned by William R. Johnston, and built in 1875 by prominent local architectural firm, Langley, Langley & Burke, the Casey…

Since opening in 1912, Bowness Park has been one of Calgary’s most popular park destinations. Approximately 30 hectares in area…