HERITAGE OTTAWA

Registration is now open for the Ontario Heritage Conference taking place in Ottawa from June 8 - 10.

This year's conference theme is Canada 150: The Past, Present and Future of Heritage Conservation.

Sessions take place at Ottawa City Hall and will cover a range of rural and urban heritage issues. Optional activities will include walking tours hosted by Heritage Ottawa, and a bus tour to the Moore Farm and Strutt House in Gatineau hosted by the National Capital Commission.

The three-day event kicks off with a cocktail reception at the new Global Centre for Pluralism and concludes with a gala dinner at the Canadian Museum of Nature featuring a keynote presentation by architect Barry Padolsky.

The annual conference, hosted by a different city or town in Ontario each year, typically attracts heritage professionals, activists and enthusiasts from across the province.

For more information and to register, visit the  Ontario Heritage Conference website.