While we may be unable to physically gather together for the 46th Heritage Toronto Awards, the work continues to protect and shape our city’s heritage. We’re celebrating this work in an online event that will feature a panel discussion and Q&A.
Dwight Drummond, reporter and co-host of CBC News Toronto
Ilana Altman, Co-Executive Director of The Bentway
*Public History Award in 2019 for “If, But, What if?”, a collaborative project for The Bentway’s 2018 Fall Public Art Exhibition
Arlene Chan, community advocate, librarian and author
*Special Achievement Award in 2017 for her work documenting and sharing the Chinese Canadian experience in Toronto
Eve Lewis, CEO & President of Woodcliffe Landmark Properties
*William Greer Architectural Conservation and Craftsmanship Award in 2004 for North Toronto Railway Station, in 2011 for The Shops of Summerhill, and in 2014 for Market Street Redevelopment
Shawn Micallef, author, senior editor and co-owner of Spacing, and freelance journalist
*Media Award in 2005 for [murmur], an archival audio project
*Book Award in 2011 for Stroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto, and in 2013 for Full Frontal T.O.: Exploring Toronto’s Architectural Vernacular
Terry White, Partner at +VG Architects
*William Greer Architectural Conservation and Craftsmanship Award and nominee for several large-scale conservation projects, including the Union Station Revitalization Project (2019), St. Michael’s Cathedral Conservation (2018)
Public registrations opens on October 8 and will be limited to 100 participants on Zoom. The event will also be streamed on Facebook Live.
Help us advance the future of heritage, engage new audiences, and develop our next generation of city-builders.
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