Read our newest Heritage Matters article, “Opening Doors for 25 years” and discover the history of the program and how it has evolved over the past 25 seasons.
Read it today!
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Today, the Ontario Heritage Trust unveiled a new provincial plaque to commemorate them — the Farmerettes who planted, cultivated and harvested fruit and vegetable crops from 1941-52.
Read the full media release: https://t.co/n0CExGpnv7
Today, the Trust unveiled a new provincial plaque that commemorates John Andrew Hope and his leadership in helping to turn community ambition into the Great War Memorial Hospital in Perth.
Visit our website to read the full media release: https://t.co/oAlnLumFP5
What does it take to build a modern skyscraper surrounded by heritage buildings?
Thomas Wicks, a Toronto-based heritage preservationist, dives into this question in our latest Heritage Matters article, "The complexity of collaboration."
Read it today: https://t.co/PEAkCHVKAv
Announcing Speaker's Corner: Do School boards Have A Future?
Join us on Sep. 22 along with panelists @Kathleen_Wynne@NokhaDakroub and @DrPeiTO for this important education policy discussion.
Moderated by @JohnLorinc
Register here: https://t.co/GQGrdYht1x
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How do people make natural heritage protection happen on their land?
Read our newest Heritage Matters article, “A Place where nature can run wild” to find out! https://t.co/JQIggAJwYo
Today, the Ontario Heritage Trust and the Soccer Hall of Fame – Ontario, with support from the City of Cambridge, unveiled a provincial plaque commemorating Galt Football Club.
Read the media release to learn more: https://t.co/hpL7UNKydJ
It’s Canada Day! Ontario’s history is made up of countless stories passed down through generations. Over time, Ontario has become more prosperous, innovative & equitable, but change has not been linear or universal for all people. Explore our new timeline: https://t.co/uNU5ZVNsXV
Tomorrow come by Eldon House and celebrate July 1! The Museum is open from 1:00-4:00 for self guided tours, lawn games, and performances by David Rayo, Sam Hornby, and Dakshina Kannan and Colin Creamer!
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The Illuminate Black exhibit explores over 250 years of stories that have shaped Ontario’s history and heritage through artifacts, archives and immersive spaces.(1/2)
This Indigenous History Month, discover our new Heritage Matters article!
Hear about the Trust’s collaboration with two Trent University professors and their work with students to propose new perspectives for the Trust’s Provincial Plaques.
Read it today! https://t.co/GRcwRmAuS3
(1/2) Happy Ontario Day! 🎉
Let’s celebrate the history and heritage that have shaped Ontario into the province we know today!
From breathtaking parks to vibrant cities, there’s so much to see, do and discover in our beautiful province.
Celebrate Ontario Day on June 1 with free admission to the Cheltenham Badlands, courtesy of the @ONheritage. Explore nature, history and heritage all in one day. Make your parking reservation today: https://t.co/mw8cezbRw9
Today, the OHT Chair, John Ecker, along with Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Ontario Ministry of Health, and Graham McGregor, Minister of
@ontariomcm, came together at the Cheltenham Badlands in Caledon to announce the upcoming celebration of Ontario Day on June 1.
Do you have your tickets yet? Save 15% on tickets to Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish at the Elgin Theatre from May 25 to June 7. Select the desired performance, and at the top left corner, beside number of tickets, click UNLOCK and enter code KLTR15
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(1/2) Open the door to Ontario’s stories 🚪
Doors Open Ontario, an Ontario Heritage Trust program, is back until October with free access to unique sites across the province.