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Announcing our speaker for the 2008 William Kilbourn Memorial Lecture
We are proud to announce that John W. Campbell, President & CEO of Waterfront Toronto, will speak at this year's event.
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New Website Coming Soon - and Volunteer Writer Needed!
As Spring is in bloom, so is a new website for Heritage Toronto.
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Call for Nominations - The 2008 Heritage Toronto Awards
Heritage Toronto is seeking nomination submissions for this year's awards.
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2008 Heritage Poster Design Competition
Third Annual Competition to Celebrate and Raise Awareness of Toronto’s Heritage
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Information for volunteers
Welcome to our volunteering section.
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"Consolation": Downloadable Audio Walking Tour Now Available!
Take a walk around the Toronto of Consolation - winner of the 2007 Toronto Book Award.
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CURRENT PROGRAMS
TD Buildings
Doors Open Toronto 2008

Explore a bird's eye view of Toronto's rich architecture from one of Toronto's most significant structures - The Toronto Dominion Centre.

For information, click here
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Walking Tours
Heritage Toronto Walks 2008 - Schedule Now Available!

Join us this Spring for our 2008 walks: April through June!
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Heritage Toronto Awards
33rd Annual Heritage Toronto Awards - congratulations to the award recipients!

It was the 'Night of Nights'! Thank you to all the guests, sponsors, supporters and volunteers for making the 33rd Annual Heritage Toronto Awards an evening to remember.

The Awards celebrate outstanding contributions by individuals and community organizations, as well as industry professionals and associations, in promoting and conserving Toronto's history and heritage landmarks. Award recipients were announced on October 15 at a ceremony at the historic Carlu.

And here are the award recipients...

The William Greer Architectural Conservation and Craftmanship Award

For his many years of dedicated work, Heritage Toronto presented Mr. William Greer with its highest honour, the Special Achievement Award. Mr. Greer has been working to conserve Toronto's built heritage for over 50 years, including 15 years as Chief Architect of the Toronto Historical Board. Sites of significance that Mr. Greer has had a direct impact on include Toronto General Hospital, Union Station, the Graphic Arts Building, BCE Place, Scotia Plaza and the National Ballet School on Maitland Street.

In honour of Mr. Greer's devotion and passion for our city's heritage, Heritage Toronto will be renaming the Architectural Conservation and Craftmanship Award the William Greer Architectural Conservation and Craftmanship Award.
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The William Kilbourn Memorial Lecture
Thank you to our sponsors, Mr. David Mirvish and Mr. Bill Coulter for supporting the 2007 William Kilbourn Memorial Lecture!
Presented by: Carlu
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Heritage Toronto Plaques and Markers Program
In 2004 Heritage Toronto officially launched a new city-wide effort to celebrate the history of the city, its people and cultures.
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NEWS
Join Jane's Walks!
Pick a neighborhood, lace up your walking shoes, and celebrate the legacy of urban thinker Jane Jacobs on a 'Jane's Walk on May 3 and 4, 2008!

All tours are free!

DATES: Sat. May 3 and Sun. May 4
TIMES: Throughout the day - check www.janeswalk.net for a schedule!
 
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Toronto Inventory of Heritage Properties Now Online!
Access the City of Toronto Inventory of Heritage Properties, Government of Ontario inventory and Government of Canada data base through Heritage Toronto's web site!
 
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