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…

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…

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…

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

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…

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

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

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

The Sharon Temple is a spectacular structure that has seen over 100 years of sustainable evolution. The structure was built…

Over the past 25 years, an informal group of investors and visionaries in Almonte, Ontario, have been passionately working to…

A Classified Heritage Building, the former Bank of Montreal Ottawa Main Branch is a landmark located across Wellington Street from…

Located in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood, Trinity-St. Paul’s United Church was constructed in 1889 in the Romanesque Revival style using stone…

Located in Toronto’s historic Saint Lawrence neighbourhood, the modest commercial building at 10-12 Market Street was commissioned by local politician…

The Michigan Central Roundhouse was built by the London & South Eastern Railway Company in 1887 to service locomotives on…

This project reflects a successful integration of many goals, including heritage conservation, smart growth and energy efficiency, and a desire…

A building so celebrated that Canada Post created a commemorative stamp in its honour, the University of Guelph’s Macdonald Institute…

Once the largest of its kind in North American, the Don Jail was Toronto’s biggest building project when it was…

This former research building is located within the Central Experimental Farm National Historic Site, a singular cultural landscape used for…

As a key element of a broader downtown revitalization plan, the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts…

The Rock Garden is the Royal Botanical Garden’s signature garden. Janet Rosenburg & Studio was commissioned for the project to…

The cultural heritage value of this modest, designated church is attributed to its Arts and Crafts-influenced design and its place…

Designed in the Beaux-Arts style, this heritage designated bank anchors a key corner of Oakville’s downtown. The project involved restoring…

The goal of this rehabilitation project (2004-2007) was to revitalize and reposition St. Clement’s as an open, welcoming place of…

Designed by renowned Ottawa architect Werner E. Noffke in a Spanish Colonial style, the fire station operated until 1974. Vacant…

Perched on top of a steep cliff overlooking the Ottawa River, the Library of Parliament remains the most important example…

For the fifth consecutive year, the Foundation has awarded The Prince of Wales Prize to a deserving local government that…

As congregations continue to shrink, the question of what to do with old church buildings becomes increasingly pressing. Such a…

Until 2012, Cambridge’s 1885 masonry post office, listed as a National Historic Site and located on the bank of the…

The distinctive geological and cultural landscape of the Cheltenham Badlands has seen a significant increase in popularity in recent years….

The seven-year rehabilitation of the St. Michael’s Cathedral, completed in September 2017, took great pains to respect the integrity of…

When a 110-year old Catholic church in a rural Ontario community was closed and scheduled to be demolished in 2012,…

This impressive 1814 Georgian residence, once an important stop for many travelers to Upper Canada and later the first building…

Carlos Ventin was trained as an architect in his homeland of Argentina at the University Resistencia and completed graduate studies…

Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, Heritage Ottawa began in 1967 when a group of like-minded citizens banded together with…

The Woodland Cultural Centre was established in October 1972 under the direction of the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians…

Officially incorporated in 2015, the Nottawasaga Lighthouse Preservation Society (NLPS) is a volunteer run, not-for-profit corporation that is dedicated to…

During his more than 30 years of work, Dr. Robert Shipley became widely known as a leading educator, researcher and…

The Town of Aurora, Ontario was the proud recipient of the Prince of Wales Prize, an award created with the…

The Town of Oakville had the foresight to include policies for heritage conservation as far back as the early 1950s….

Founded 150 years ago on the shores of the Otonabee River in the Kawarthas area of southern Ontario, the City…

Located in South-western Ontario, the City of Owen Sound (population 22,000) is the largest urban community in Grey and Bruce…

The City of Thorold – population 19,000 – has an incredible story of heritage-led regeneration. As you visit downtown Thorold…

Situated at the base of the Niagara Escarpment on the shores of Lake Ontario, the small Town of Grimsby, Ontario…