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Heritage Montreal protects and promotes the heritage of Greater Montreal.

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L’ancienne brasserie Dow sera démolie (external site, new tab)

L’ancienne brasserie Dow – un mastodonte de béton et de brique du centre-ville de Montréal – sera démolie à partir de l’hiver qui vient, a confirmé vendredi son propriétaire.

L’ancienne brasserie Dow, un mastodonte de béton et de brique situé au centre-ville, sera démolie, annonce l’École de technologie supérieure. — PHOTO PATRICK SANFAÇON, LA PRESSE

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Call for Applications (external site, new tab)

Issued by Laboratoire d’histoire et de patrimoine de Montréal – UQAM

The LHPM is accepting applications for the following project: Research to document various repurposed heritage sites in Montreal (in collaboration with the Écomusée du…

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News of Montréal’s heritage, collected in our recent editions.

Memento

Heritage Montreal created Memento, a platform for citizens to speak out, raise awareness and enhance and encourage the rehabilitation of threatened heritage sites in the Montreal area. The goal is to protect the identity of the metropolis and its neighbourhoods as well as its collective and local history.

The platform lists threatened heritage sites in order to inform and mobilize citizens and public authorities. It reflects the files being followed by Heritage Montreal as well as the concerns of residents of the Montreal metropolitan area who have issued citizen alerts. The platform also offers tools to promote citizen mobilization.

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Our mission

Heritage is at the heart of our mission

Héritage Montréal works to protect and promote the architectural, historical, natural and cultural heritage of Greater Montreal.

Acting at the heart of a vast network of partners, Héritage Montréal, a private non-profit organization, acts through education, representation and concerted action to publicize, enhance and enrich the identity and uniqueness of Greater Montréal, the demographic and economic heart of Quebec and home to the largest collection of heritage assets in the country.