National Trust Conference 2025 (with CAHP & IHC) – Heritage Now! | In person learning sessions | Learning Opportunities

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National Trust for Canada

Created in 1973, the National Trust for Canada is the leading national charity dedicated to the conservation and promotion of Canada's historic sites. The Trust believes heritage conservation addresses the needs of communities today by fostering identity, driving economic activity, enhancing belonging, advancing Reconciliation, supporting climate resilience, and promoting well-being.

Contact: Chris Wiebe
Phone: (613) 237-1066.227
Email: cwiebe@nationaltrustcanada.ca
Website: https://nationaltrustcanada.ca/
Course Description: National Trust Conference 2025 (with CAHP & IHC) – Heritage Now!
October 23, 2025 - October 25, 2025

Heritage Now will bring together 500+ participants from a diverse range of backgrounds – from professionals (emerging and established), craftspeople, and advocates, to planners, heritage site owners and operators, construction industry workers and suppliers, developers, insurers, academics, students, and volunteers. The conference will feature innovative case studies and replicable lessons from heritage practice, government, communities, and industry, along with productive discussions on the future of our work.

Sessions will cover the following topics:
Heritage Practice in the Marketplace: Housing, Adaptive Reuse, and Systems Change
The Power of Place and Story: Voices, Built Heritage, and the Land
Climate Adaptation, Decarbonization, and Material Value: Forging a Heritage Path
Strengthening the Heritage Sector: Expanding the Heritage Workforce and Breaking Down Silos
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