Historic Bellevue House in Kingston receives $1.1M for restoration work
Meanwhile, Parks Canada is updating Sir John A. MacDonald programming at Bellevue House while the national historic site is closed for restoration work. Continue reading
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Historic church west of Calgary gets government approval to restore and rebuild
A plan to rebuild the iconic McDougall Memorial United Church west of Calgary has received approval to go forward from the provincial government. Continue reading
Phase one of Kingston Mills rehabilitation project nearly complete: officials
By Mike Postovit Videographer
The Rideau Canal locks in Kingston were a beehive of activity in recent months, even though boating season is still weeks away Continue reading
Now hiring: Wanuskewin Heritage Park looking for bison manager
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
An important part of Wanuskewin Heritage Park’s renewal project is to bring bison back to the region. Now they’re looking for someone to manage the herd. Continue reading
71,000 litres of water pumped out of basement following water line break
City repair crews were on the block Friday doing what they could to repair the damage. Continue reading
Province to spend $150M on repairs to 99-year-old Legislative Building
The province announced Friday it will spend $150 million for restoration of the Manitoba Legislative Building over the next 15 years. Continue reading
Saskatoon man restoring vintage German fighter plane
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Don Bradshaw began restoring the Messerschmitt Me 109G-6 in his garage five years ago. Continue reading
Reopening date announced for London’s historic Blackfriars Bridge
A ceremony on Dec. 1 will mark the official reopening of the historic bridge. Continue reading
New Brunswick residents rally to save province’s beloved ‘kissing bridges’
Raymond Boucher has fond memories of travelling through two covered bridges with the woman who would eventually become his wife on their way to her grandfather’s house when he was just 19. Continue reading
Hamilton warplane museum makes pitch to restore a second Lancaster bomber
The future of a Second World War-era bomber aircraft, owned by the City of Toronto, is up in the air — and Hamilton wants to help. Continue reading