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Mark London's work at the heart ofHéritage Montréal first decade
"Helping us love our city." On the occasion ofHéritage Montréal 50th anniversary, I invite you to join me in exploring the Foundation's archives, which I have been researching as part of my...
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Speech by Phyllis Lambert on the occasion of Héritage Montréal's 50th anniversary
On the occasion of Héritage Montréal 50th anniversary, I would first like to celebrate the major changes it has brought about, and secondly, look toward its future—the next 50 years...
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Héritage Montréal — 50 years of heritage action.
For Montreal, for you. Heritage in all its diversity Buildings and landscapes, neighborhoods and routes, memory and ingenuity. Our heritage is as much mountain and river...
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The former site of the Miséricorde Hospital in the news
Following the outcry over Hydro-Québec's choice of the Berri/Ontario site, the Crown corporation has confirmed the scenario for the acquisition of the former Misericorde Hospital. Spokespersons for...
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The Montreal Signage Project
This article was originally written in English. Click here to access the original version. Logo Cities brought together more than thirty speakers from an eclectic range of sectors,...
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Heritage and federal elections 2025: opportunities and obligations not to be forgotten
Let's not forget that the master plan for the Old Port, promised for 2017, was never carried out and had its budgets withdrawn. Or that Parks Canada has authorized the REM builders to straddle the site...
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How can urban planning integrate heritage?
In Montreal, as elsewhere, the planning and regulation of cities and neighborhoods - the habitat of human societies - are long-standing issues that are linked to heritage. In...
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Concrete in Montreal: a lasting legacy!
To coincide with the Urban Exchange on October 23, which will attempt to answer these questions, we invite you to take a look at the place of concrete in the metropolis....
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Rekindling the flame at the Carrières and Dickson incinerators: A look back at the new generation's ideation contest
Burning with envy... and waste! Urban lifestyles, whether at home or in the factory, generate waste that industrial societies have to contend with....
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Héritage Montréal to protect and promote the architectural, historical, natural, and cultural heritage of the greater Montreal metropolitan area.
Working within a vast network of partners, Héritage Montréal, a private non-profit organization, acts through education, representation, and collaboration to promote, enhance, and enrich the identity and unique characteristics of the greater Montreal metropolitan area, the demographic and economic heart of Quebec and home to the most significant collection of heritage properties in the country.
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