Since the beginning of her career, Mariana Esponda has been entrenched in the world of Heritage and Adaptive Reuse. Inspired…

Shannon Prince has announced her retirement from the Buxton Museum and NHS after 25 years as the site’s curator. A…

Now one of Canada’s most famous National Parks, the Banff townsite and park area has been an important location for…

Meet Patricia Kell, the new Executive Director at the National Trust for Canada since November 2023.   1. I care…

In 2012, Carly Farmer, then a 3rd year architecture student at Carleton University, got drawn into heritage conservation when she…

“When people say they want to ‘decolonize’ their museum, that’s a red flag for me,” says Armando Perla, a Toronto-based…

Every year on March 8, International Women’s Day is observed all over the world to shine a light on the…

Dr. Nicholas Lynch is an associate professor in the Department of Geography at Memorial University of Newfoundland. His research focuses…

It was while volunteering at the Vancouver Japanese Language School – Japanese Hall, a National Historic Site – that Laura…

  David Siebert has been involved with the National Trust since 2019, when he received the Herb Stovel Scholarship to…

A member of the Swan River First Nation in Treaty 8 territory, Robert Houle is the First Nations Indigenous Advisor…

For Don Loucks, a walk through Toronto neighbourhoods like Leslieville, Corktown or Bathurst and Bloor is an experience steeped in…

We are pleased to introduce Lorisa Williams of Abbotsford, BC, who is working as an Indigenous Heritage Places intern hosted…

You may not think of conservation engineers as a radical group, but Tom Morrison is taking action to attract attention…

We caught up with Laura Golebiowski, Herb Stovel Scholar from Calgary, AB in Treaty 7 territory. Laura is currently working…

Meet Odile Rompré-Brodeur, National Trust Conference volunteer since 2016. Odile lives in Montreal and is currently an administrative assistant at…

When the Town of Bonavista received the National Trust’s Prince of Wales Prize in the fall of 2014, who knew…

At a moment when the global tourism industry is being rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are innovating towards…

Clint Robertson is an urban heritage planner and part-time organic farmer from Calgary, AB. He is a longtime National Trust…

For the past 20 years, Natalie Voland has been working to reinvent the process of heritage-led real estate development in…

Shawn McCarthy never imagined he would be working for 20 years with Friends of Beaubears Island, a non-profit historical organization in Miramichi, New…

Sampoorna Bhattacharya, from Guelph ON, is a full-time student and MSc. candidate at the University of Guelph in the collaborative Rural…

Every year on March 8, International Women’s Day is observed all over the world to shine a light on the…

Jill Taylor is an architect and restoration professional from Toronto, Ontario, and co-founder of Taylor Hazell Architechts Ltd., a firm founded…

Working with communities around Newfoundland and Labrador, Dale Jarvis uses folklore to capture the spirit of places. Dale has been…

It’s been four years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) released its final report into the history…

George Coulombe has been a member of the National Trust since 2016. Originally from Saguenay, he resides in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec,…

Why should young people learn about history? Ask Samantha Cutrara. Her approach is simple: Because youth want it. “It’s such…

  Now in its second year of operation on Fredericton’s historic Hayes Farm, the Urban Teaching Farm Project has trained…

Loryssa Quattrociocchi is a D.Phil. student, Heritage Conservation Assistant, and Heritage Consultant from Toronto, ON. She became involved with the…

Historic barns are an important part of our collective mental image of the Canadian rural landscape. And yet they are…

Growing up in Mill Woods, an Edmonton suburb that began to develop in the 1970s, Dan Rose wasn’t regularly exposed…

Made famous by writer Marcel Proust, the Proust Questionnaire is said to reveal one’s true nature. We asked a National…

Made famous by writer Marcel Proust, the Proust Questionnaire is said to reveal one’s true nature. We asked a National…

Made famous by writer Marcel Proust, the Proust Questionnaire is said to reveal one’s true nature. We asked a National…

Karen Aird is a member of Saulteau First Nations, Karen is the founding president of the Indigenous Heritage Circle, an emerging national…

Made famous by writer Marcel Proust, the Proust Questionnaire is said to reveal one’s true nature. We asked a National…

Canada is full of historic small towns that are pushing through tough economic times – and comedian Jonny Harris and…

Almost 30 years ago today, I was wheeling through the Prairies on the last leg of my Man In Motion…