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No. 04 · 2010
Considering the fundamental importance of Mount Royal in the personality of Montreal and the widely recognised need to preserve its dominant position in the urban landscape, Considering the efforts invested over the last few decades by community organisations like Heritage…
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Heripage Vol. 51 | Num. 20 Published on
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After much uncertainty, we are pleased to announce that, thanks to a collaboration between Héritage Montréal and the Montréal Sign Project, four signs from The Bay’s downtown Montréal store have been saved. The two larger exterior “La Baie” signs, installed nearly twenty feet…
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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…
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No. 05 · 2010
Considering the great importance of religious and institutional sites and buildings in the identity and landscape of Montreal and its neighbourhoods, and the pressures including abandonment that these are increasingly exposed to, Considering that the Government of Quebec or the…
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Heripage Vol. 51 | Num. 17 Published on
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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…
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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…
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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…
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