#ShovelReadyHeritage – Toolkit for Action
…Premier of New Brunswick @BrianPallister – The Hon. Brian Pallister, Premier of Manitoba @jjhorgan – The Hon. John Horgan, Premier of British Columbia @dennyking – The Hon. Dennis King, Premier…
Read more…Premier of New Brunswick @BrianPallister – The Hon. Brian Pallister, Premier of Manitoba @jjhorgan – The Hon. John Horgan, Premier of British Columbia @dennyking – The Hon. Dennis King, Premier…
Read more…in heritage protection and stewardship, addressing issues noted in several past reports by Auditors General. Download the submission here Plan to Meet with an elected official about Bill C-23: A…
Read more…a larger scale and of comparable solid construction. The building began operation in 1931 during the Great Depression. Its real test came at the end of the Second World War,…
Read more…exemplary complex of glass buildings dedicated to the public display and rearing of live butterflies. Completed in 1994, it remains the largest and most northerly facility of its kind in…
Read more…contractors to hold large insurance bonds that are beyond the reach of most small heritage contractors. There is also a common perception that specialized trades are too costly, or not…
Read more…in some cases acting as a catalyst for community revitalization. These stories of vibrant historic places in rural Canada have some interesting commonalities – regardless of location – and can…
Read more…in Cape Breton. Soldiers from the 4 Engineers Support Regiment are restoring the church’s decaying roof and crumbling bell tower as part of Exercise Nihilo Sapper 2017, an annual test…
Read more…has been helping to keep the story in the news! Update 2015: The latest indication from the government is that the Dennis Building must come down, though there is no…
Read more…a brick wall. “If you’re looking for a loan, banks need to be able to plug in four to ten comparable properties to make their lending formulas work,” explains Voland….
Read more…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 more…this year with Ecclesiastical Insurance as Title Sponsor for the competition. Their generous contribution of $75,000, coupled with their valuable expertise, exemplifies their commitment to community and conservation. Their participation…
Read more…highlighted the competition, captivating Canadians coast to coast. Rallying Support The competition injected new energy into heritage conservation, inspiring communities to rally through social media campaigns and local events. This…
Read more…List has proven to help save endangered places. How can I nominate a site for inclusion in the Endangered Places List? It’s easy! Fill out the online nomination form here….
Read more…provincial Minister after hearings of objection, despite the recommendation of his commemorations committee. Final hope was dashed in November after the provincial court dismissed a demolition injunction motion by the…
Read more…(Heritage BC) Courses/ Training The Path: Your Journey Through Indigenous Canada (online module training by RAIC) Indigenous Canada MOOC – University of Alberta Cultural Competencies – Livestream Course (November…
Read more…Garden Called “the little garden with big ideas”, the Toronto Botanical Garden officially opened in 2003 and contains 17 themed gardens in nearly four acres of space. The Garden promotes…
Read more…By Karen Aird and Gretchen Fox, 2020. (available online from the Canadian Commission for UNESCO) – This reflection paper explores the unique qualities of Indigenous Cultural Heritage in Canada and…
Read more…Where things stand: With numerous heritage advocacy groups leading the way, there has been a groundswell of protest in Vancouver against the loss of these attractive pre-1940s character homes that…
Read more…change. An important part of Dr. Lynch’s work is the After Church Atlas, a comprehensive online tool for identifying, mapping, researching and sharing knowledge of the evolving “after church” landscape….
Read more…no clear rationale. This is putting buildings at risk and putting inappropriately large financial burden on the owners of these buildings. Why is this happening, and what can be done?…
Read more…and online networking savvy for small community groups. The results, both tangible and intangible, underscored that lighthouses are an integral part of our communities, and our National story. It may…
Read more…from a different perspective. The Path: Your Journey Through Indigenous Canada (online module training by RAIC) Indigenous Canada MOOC – University of Alberta Cultural Competencies – Livestream Course (November 2021)…
Read more…Company Building and the Birks Building. Her commitment to conservation extends to her own home: she purchased and carefully restored the 1946 William Blakey House, obtaining municipal heritage designation in…
Read moreWhy it matters: This high security military installation was built between 1959-1963 as part of Canada’s significant commitment to NORAD (the North American Air Defence Command). The Complex is a…
Read more…National Trust’s THIS PLACE MATTERS competition is to bring together community partners and community members to breathe new life into historic places across Canada. The initiative also encourages participating project…
Read more…Place Matters” online competition has concluded and the Belle Vue project – entered into the contest as “Belle Vue House – A Clear View into the Future by the Belle…
Read more…Report Preserving Canada’s Heritage: The Foundation for Tomorrow December 4: Report of the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development tabled in the House of Commons 2016 Private Member’s Bill…
Read more…a common concern. In Port Dalhousie, efforts to protect the heritage integrity of the district continue. An online petition organized by Stop the Port Tower, a group with over 4,000…
Read more…its five tracks exploring the intersection of technical, design, policy and community issues. We are seeking presentations that provide compelling insights, lessons, and solutions that others can apply in their…
Read more…most successful of the four Black settlements in Southwestern Ontario, Buxton Settlement was once home to nearly 1,200 people, with education being a cornerstone of the community. Visit the museum…
Read more…gardens. Connell House is accessible. Location 128 Connell Street Woodstock, NB WEBSITE Plan Your Visit Connell House is open seasonally. For more information, visit Connell House’s website or email cchs@nb.aibn.com….
Read moreVisit one of the oldest wooden structures in Canada, a National Historic site within a National Historic District. Built in c.1708-1710, the Sinclair Inn is perhaps the only remaining pre-expulsion…
Read more…is open seasonally. For more information, visit Old Carleton County Court House’s website or email cchs@nb.aibn.com. Enjoy FREE admission at this historic place with your National Trust membership. Become a…
Read more…the home of former rider remains as a testament to the Halifax Pony Express and local history in Annapolis Royal. Located on the Annapolis Royal waterfront, the museum also houses…
Read more…Museum of Medicine. Location 15372 Yonge Street Aurora, ON L4G 1N8 WEBSITE Plan Your Visit For more information, visit Hillary House’s website or email community@aurorahs.com. Enjoy FREE admission at this…
Read more…other 20th century themes. But there’s one other thread that’s been weaving its way through Yukon history in dozens of communities and historic locations, among First Nations and newcomers alike,…
Read more…23 Main Drive East Miscouche, PE WEBSITE Plan Your Visit Acadian Museum is open year-round. For more information about the Acadian Museum, please visit their website or e-mail museeacadien@gmail.com. Enjoy…
Read more…and hidden for years. At times from LGBTQ2+ communities as much as those from outside the community. As many of these spaces change and disappear, it is essential to map…
Read more…were used until 1904 when log houses were built and a village established. This National Historic Site of Canada tells a dramatic, compelling tale of prairie Doukhobor culture. Doukhobor Dugout…
Read more…during the earth’s rotation when the length of night and day are equivalent (the word Equinox coming from the Latin aequus (equal) and nox (night)). Notably, an Equinox is the…
Read more…the meantime, the Black community established a 35-member pioneer committee to investigate the offer. The Black delegation who met with Douglas reported their optimism about the prospect of finding refuge…
Read more…was seen as guaranteeing an environmentally responsible alternative to generations of poverty. Other groups and individuals, however, have questioned the consultation process and continue to protest the project. Keno…
Read more…It is hoped that this funding will directly benefit Indigenous communities across Canada to lead their own efforts for commemoration, such as the Muskowekwan First Nation, who are seeking to…
Read more…recognized as a special place, the Garden was named World’s Top City Garden by National Geographic in 2011; voted Canadian Garden of the Year by the Canadian Garden Tourism Council…
Read more…Chapel VLOG Read about the National Trust’s Passport Places Page 5 2020-2021 Financial Statements Connect with us: Facebook: facebook.com/nationaltrustca Instagram: @nationaltrustca Twitter: @nationaltrustca LinkedIn: National Trust for Canada Back Cover…
Read moreThe Métis Nation of British Columbia (MNBC) has recently reopened the historic Point Ellice House in Victoria, marking a significant milestone for the community. Point Ellice House, built in 1861,…
Read moreThe past comes alive inside the Conception Bay Museum through exhibits highlighting the major aviation and pirating history of one of North America’s oldest settlements, Harbour Grace, and the surrounding…
Read more…Constructed in 1891 with 3 acres of garden, the sandstone mansion blends Victorian and Edwardian architectural styles and was renowned for its beauty and innovations. Its restoration in 2005 preserved…
Read more…Frederictonregionmuseum@gmail.com. Enjoy FREE admission at this historic place with your National Trust membership.Become a member today! The Passport Places network is made possible through valued partnerships with Canadian heritage organizations,…
Read more