Indigenous peoples have lived on the land that is now Canada since time immemorial, and today there are about 1.8…
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Jun 11 2025
Where Cultures Meet: Duck Lake Regional Interpretative Centre
In Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, Métis, Willow Cree First Nations, and pioneer cultures come together at the Duck Lake Interpretive Centre….
Jan 23 2025
Heritage Year in Review 2024– Great Saves & Worst Losses
As we all boldly stride into 2025, it may be worth pausing to reflect on the year that went before,…
Sep 18 2024
Passport Places for Book Lovers
Calling all book lovers, history buffs, and avid readers! Interested in Indigenous knowledge and traditions? What about thrillers and mysteries…
Feb 8 2024
Outstanding Heritage Initiatives at 2023 Governors’ Awards
At our national conference this past October in Ottawa, the National Trust for Canada’s board of Governors recognized nine exemplary…
Sep 28 2022
Meet David Siebert, National Trust member and Herb Stovel Scholar
David Siebert has been involved with the National Trust since 2019, when he received the Herb Stovel Scholarship to…
Jul 4 2022
National Trust Worst Losses List 2021 – Part 2
With arson and wildfires, rising land values, industrial development and housing pressures taking their toll, it is a dangerous time…
Jul 15 2020
Stephanie Clovechok – Beyond the authentic: proving that tourism can be transformative
At a moment when the global tourism industry is being rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are innovating towards…
Feb 20 2020
Exploring the Black Canadian Legacy through Heritage Places
February is Black History Month and this presents an extraordinary opportunity to explore the legacy of Black Canadians through heritage…
Aug 9 2019
Tracing a Site of ‘Difficult Heritage’
Documenting the Muskowekwan Indian Residential School In 2018 the National Trust for Canada featured the Muskowekwan Residential School as one…
Apr 16 2018
Trust Questionnaire: Ali Piwowar
Made famous by writer Marcel Proust, the Proust Questionnaire is said to reveal one’s true nature. We asked a National…
