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Bill 5 risks undermining the efforts made by land-use planning stakeholders over the past several years, the co-signatories argue. Quebec’s territory is a precious, finite and non-renewable resource. This is explicitly recognized in the National Policy on Architecture and Land Use Planning (PNAAT), which establishes government leadership by example as a fundamental principle guiding all […]
In Brief
Following the unexpected announcement of La Ronde’s sale, Héritage Montréal notes the opportunity this represents to provide this emblematic site with the long-awaited investments needed to ensure its preservation, accessibility and adaptive reuse. We therefore expect the new owner to make clear commitments and demonstrate a genuine willingness to collaborate in order to ensure La Ronde’s […]
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Overnight, a fire severely damaged Saint-Paul Church, at the heart of the protected Côte-Saint-Paul heritage site in Montreal’s Sud-Ouest borough. We await the City’s announcements regarding the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage to this building, constructed in 1910–1911 from plans by architect Joseph-Arthur Godin and partly decorated by Guido Nincheri. […]
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This remarkable public property, located within the protected Mount Royal heritage site, has been vacant since 2015. In 2018, the Government of Quebec mandated the Société québécoise des infrastructures (SQI) to develop a master plan for its redevelopment. In 2023, it asked SQI and CDPQ Infra to study the proposal to transform part of it […]
Next Generation Committee
An initiative of the Next Generation Committee Get your hands on this unique work by artist Isadora-Ayesha Lima. Only 100 copies available. Hurry! Since 2020, the Next Generation Committee has provided a platform for a local artist to illustrate their unique perspective on Montreal’s heritage. Created exclusively for Héritage Montréal, this poster is part of […]
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Thank you, thank you, what a wonderful evening! For Montreal, you showed up in full force at our major fundraising gala presented by La Caisse. Thank you for your commitment to our city and its heritage! Incorporated on October 15, 1975, Héritage Montréal held its first board meeting on October 22, 1975, under the presidency […]
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For Montreal, for you. Founded on October 15, 1975, under the presidency of Phyllis Lambert, the Héritage Montréal Foundation is now celebrating 50 years of action and advocacy for the protection and enhancement of the architectural, historical, natural and cultural heritage of communities across the greater Montreal region and Quebec. For half a century, the […]
Une imposante église du site patrimonial de Côte-Saint-Paul, à Montréal, a été ravagée par les flammes dans la nuit de dimanche à lundi. L’endroit était un pôle communautaire dans le quartier. L’incendie s’est déclenché vers 1 h 40 lundi dans l’église Saint-Paul, qui est située sur l’avenue de l’Église dans l’arrondissement du Sud-Ouest.
Pourriez-vous imaginer le Vieux-Montréal avec une autoroute plantée dans son cœur ? Le mont Royal, surplombé par une tour (et un restaurant tournant) de 300 mètres ? Le quartier Milton-Parc, rasé pour faire place à une forêt de gratte-ciel ? Ou encore : l’avenue McGill College, dotée de la vue la plus spectaculaire sur la montagne, sacrifiée pour faire place […]
À Montréal comme ailleurs dans la région métropolitaine ou au Québec, la campagne électorale municipale est marquée par des problèmes de logement, des enjeux sociaux ou climatiques et des incertitudes économiques. Face à ces défis de taille, le patrimoine bâti est une solution que les équipes et les personnes candidates oublient trop souvent. Pourtant, c’est un actif, une composante essentielle de nos milieux de vie et une possibilité pour répondre aux enjeux actuels.