DAVID FLEMMING COMMUNITY HERITAGE AWARD
Heritage Ottawa is honoured to share the news that the work of our former president and outstanding volunteer, David Flemming, was recognized by the City of Ottawa with the renaming of its Community Heritage Award in his memory. The presentation to the first recipient of the renamed David Flemming Community Heritage Award, Kevin Ballantyne, took place during the Heritage and Urban Design Awards Ceremony at City Hall on November 6, 2025.
CONCRETE UTOPIAS: WHAT'S (NOT) SO BRUTAL ABOUT BRUTALISM
AN IN-PERSON LECTURE This seasonal event will be held at the special venue of the Beechwood National Memorial Centre, Sacred Space Room, 280 Beechwood Avenue, Ottawa
NCC HEAD HOPEFUL OF ACTION ON DEALING WITH 24 SUSSEX DR
The Globe and Mail has reported that after a decade without a federal government decision on what to do with 24 Sussex Drive, Tobi Nussbaum, CEO of the National Capital Commiss
DESIGNATION OF 251 BESSERER STREET ON HOLD
HERITAGE OTTAWA
After determining its cultural heritage value earlier this year, city staff recommended the former Rideau Exchange Building at 251 Besserer Street for designation under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act (OHA).
David Flemming 2025 Recipient of the Louise & Eric Moore Award
HERITAGE OTTAWA
Heritage Ottawa is proud to announce that one of its own outstanding volunteers, the incomparable David Flemming, is the recipient of the 2025 Louise and Eric Moore Award for Outstanding Heritage Volunteerism.
Mills: Design favoured for new Alexandra Bridge ignores its heritage
HERITAGE OTTAWA
Heritage Ottawa is proud to announce that one of its own outstanding volunteers, the incomparable David Flemming, is the recipient of the 2025 Louise and Eric Moore Award for Outstanding Heritage Volunteerism.
Trudeau proposes way forward on 24 Sussex problem during final days in power
This choice is part of an all-out assault on the esthetics of the city as well as its history.
Heritage Ottawa Supports New Advisory Body to Find Solution for 24 Sussex
Ottawa, ON, March 17, 2025 -- Heritage Ottawa was pleased to see outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's call for a plan to address the need for an official prime minister’s residence and supports the request that an advisory group be created to make recommendations on location, functionality, cost and security needs with a proposal for new options drafted by January 2026.
