USEFUL LINKS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
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Heritage Collingwood: Collingwood's historic places are now at your fingertips!
A comprehensive list of all the heritage buildings in Collingwood, their newsletter, event listing and more!
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Doors Open Collingwood invites you to visit our architecturally significant buildings and heritage waterfront."Doors Open Ontario has become a cultural phenomenon," said the Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander, Chairman of the Ontario Heritage Foundation. "It is a great educational experience for residents of the communities involved, as well as a great tourism draw that boosts local economies and builds civic pride." |
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The Official Town of Collingwood website.Our Mission: "To preserve and enhance our unique quality of life in a changing global environment through innovative and responsive government." |
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The Architectural Conservancy of Ontario was founded in 1933, by Professor Eric Arthur and citizens across Ontario, to advocate the protection and conservation of Ontario's architectural and landscape heritage.
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The Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada is the first-ever pan-Canadian benchmark for heritage conservation practice in this country. It offers results-oriented guidance for sound decision making when planning for, intervening in and using historic places.
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MISSION: to serve as a tool for the exchange of information about Ontario's culture, history, built and natural heritage, archaeology and the environment
MANDATE
-to provide a "first stop" for anyone seeking information on Ontario's heritage
-to serve as a tool for the exchange of Ontario's heritage news -to build a network of links to Ontario's heritage websites
-to raise public interest and awareness in Ontario's heritage
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Community Heritage Ontario - Le Patrimoine Communautaire de L'Ontario (CHO) was incorporated in 1991 to provide a non-profit provincial umbrella organization in support of municipally-appointed heritage advisory committees. These local volunteer committees are known as Municipal Heritage Committees (formerly called LACACs - Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committees) and exist to advise local municipal councils on heritage matters.
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Craigleith Heritage Depot |
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The Ontario Heritage Trust – the province's lead heritage agency – is dedicated to identifying, preserving, protecting and promoting Ontario's rich and varied heritage for the benefit of present and future generations.
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