Category Archives: Buildings – Ontario

The Barriefield Debate

Kingston agonizes over development in old Pittsburgh township. The City of Kingston has given approval for a new assisted housing development which will be constructed on an old pasture bordering on the historic village of Barriefield. The site is poorly … Continue reading

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Home not a Castle

Stepsides or corbiesteps in Ontario are not evidence of a military or uppercrust past. Continue reading

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Another Historic Building Lost: The Walker House Hotel, Odessa, Ontario

Yet another significant building gone from Lennox and Addington county. Continue reading

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Built Heritage and the City of Kingston (Ont.): the struggle continues

A report by Bray Heritage [Consultants] recommends making Sydenham Ward an Heritage Area under the Ontario Heritage Act. But is this just another nice idea which will be tossed aside at the first challenge? Continue reading

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Ontario Ministry of Culture offers pre-packaged presentation aimed at municipal councils.

Will the pre-packaged presentation distributed by the Ontario Ministry of Culture help us establish more heritage committees? Continue reading

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