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 How Do Heritage Districts Get Designated?


Ever wondered how some parts of Ottawa become officially designated as "Heritage Conservation Districts"? City of Ottawa heritage planner Stuart Lazear explains why and how this happens. Read More 




 Heritage Conservation District Study Final Reports


With funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, volunteers from branches of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario (ACO) and Historical Societies were assisted by the Heritage Resources Centre (HRC) at the University of Waterloo to undertake a province wide research program to answer the question: have Heritage Conservation Districts in Ontario been successful heritage planning initiatives over a period of time.








Restored Streetscape Key to Preserving Sunnyside Avenue Housing Stock


By Leo B. Doyle


The key to preserving Sunnyside's housing stock and to reducing the likelihood that more homes will be demolished; is to restore its streetscapeRead More




The Story of the Glebe from 1800 to 2000 


Read about the history of the Glebe, one of Ottawa's most historic districts.




 The Old Ottawa South Community Association Ottawa South History Project


Visit the Old Ottawa South Community Association's website for a fascinating look at the rich heritage that this community "between the bridges" has to offer.




 A History of Westboro


by Michael Davidson


A history of Westboro that spans from the ice age to the twentieth century