Heritage Canada Foundation will be hosting its 39th annual national conference
Heritage
Conservation in Canada: What’s
Working? And What Needs to
Change?
The Summit is In cooperation with the Canadian
Commission for UNESCO, Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals
(CAHP|ACECP), Canadian Forum for Public Research on Heritage, and the Canada
Research Chair on Built Heritage.
Contributing organizations: Héritage Montreal; Fédération Histoire Québec;
ICOMOS Canada.
The Summit takes place in Montreal, Quebec, at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel from October 11-13, 2012.
Featuring keynote speaker Dr. Mark
Kingwell
- renowned Canadian writer and thinker on
our culture of disposability, the political dimensions of “heritage,” and what
it will take for heritage conservation to hit the
mainstream.
Don’t
miss a
high-powered panel on new directions
for the heritage movement in the era of “small government” – Dinu Bumbaru
(Héritage Montréal), Julian Smith (Willowbank School of Restoration Arts), and
Stephen Hazell (former Executive Director, Sierra Club of
Canada).
Make your voice heard at facilitated sessions to
develop a National Action Plan for the Canadian heritage conservation sector.
Participate in dynamic Pecha Kucha-style sessions with
leading-edge thinkers exploring the future of the heritage movement in Canada.
Earn Professional Learning Credits
from the Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP)
Meet and network with heritage advocates and
architects, municipal planners, developers, public policy makers, elected
officials and property owners from across Canada.
Questions? Email conference@heritagecanada.org,
or call 1-866-964-1066 ext. 227
For program details or to register, visit www.heritagecanada.org
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