As both our city and community here in Midtown continues to develop, grow and change, protecting our heritage is of increasing importance. Not only am I advocating to preserve the distinct physical architecture of individual buildings, but to also help ensure that the stories of our past and rich cultural spaces remain for future generations to enjoy. Working as a community, and with the support of our City’s Heritage Preservation Staff, I am pleased to share a number of updates and achievements we’ve recently accomplished to preserve and protect our heritage
Heritage Forms & Contact Information
Heritage Resources
Heritage Property Tax Rebate Program Forms
Heritage Grants Program Forms
Contact Information
Heritage Preservation Services, City Planning Division, City of Toronto
City Hall, 17th Floor, East Tower
100 Queen St. West
Toronto, ON M5H2N2
416-392-1975
Website :: Email
Heritage Toronto
Historic St. Lawrence Hall
157 King Street East, 3rd Floor
Toronto Ontario
M5C 1G9
416-338-1338
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Toronto Archives
255 Spadina Road
Toronto, Ontario
M5R 2V3
416-397-5000
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Current News Updates
Announcing an Unprecedented Action Toward Preserving Midtown Toronto’s Heritage
The Yonge and Eglinton area has experienced significant growth and [...]
Bid to give buildings on South Bayview heritage status
August 24, 2017 The South Bayview Bulldog A meeting this [...]
MM3.6 Catching Up with the Past: Improving the City’s Heritage Preservation Framework (February 10, 2015)
NOTICE OF MOTION Catching Up with the Past: Improving [...]
Josh Matlow wonders why city hasn’t dealt with his 2-year-old motion on heritage buildings
May 8, 2017 Stephanie Matteis CBC News [...]
Further Council Motions Demand Stronger Heritage Protection Policies for Toronto
Toronto has a shameful record when it comes to protecting [...]
Toronto’s Heritage Protection Policies Must Be Strengthened
Toronto has a shameful record when it comes to protecting [...]
