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Nov 6 2025

Gatekeepers: Restoring Parliament Hill’s heritage Queen’s Gates

A pair of iron gates on Wellington Street have served as the main ceremonial entrance to the Parliament Hill grounds…

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Quebec House: Echoes of the Clash of Empires in a Quiet English Village

Nestled in the little village of Westerham, Kent, about 20 miles (32km) south of London, lies a modest Georgian town…

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Supporting the Next Generation of Heritage Leaders: Lessons from National Trust Conference 2025 (with CAHP & IHC)

Scanning lunch line-ups and meeting rooms, the demographic shift was plain to see. The next generation of heritage professionals, workers,…

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From wilderness guide to guiding our operations: Charlie Porter

“Heritage places are the physical expression of the stories that build our history. When they are lost, we lose the…

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