Vancouver Island South presents Settlement Victoria: The Indigenous Perspective — back by popular demand! Mark Albany, an elder and knowledge keeper of the Songhees Nation, has graciously...
Lineup for this fall’s MidMod Movies on Thursday evenings at Central Branch of LPL: Clairtone - Sept 10 Schindler Space Architect - Sept 17 Googie - Sept 24 Minoru Yamasaki: The Man...
Opened in 1978, the Spadina subway line broke from tradition: if Toronto’s subway stations had once been known for being functional but severe, the new Spadina Line redefined Toronto’s commuter...
Explore New Edinburgh ’s architectural variety and beautiful streetscapes through a walking tour that highlights its amazing history and the community’s efforts to protect the area’s history and...
TORONTO MOD - 1950s to 70s (plus a little Art Deco and 80s too!) Beginning at Viljo Revell's 1965 City Hall, Irma will take walkers south to Mies van der Rohe's Toronto-Dominion Centre as well as...
Toronto is one of North America's great transit cities, and nowhere is that clearer than along the Yonge Street corridor. This is a stretch where every subway stop has a development story attached to...
Comprising both elected architects and Lieutenant Governor-appointed representatives of the public, the governing Council of the OAA meets regularly, with Executive, Committee Chairs, and Association...
The village of Ashton is on the western edge of Ottawa’s city boundary. The village has changed relatively little since first settled in 1818. This heritage setting on the banks of the Jock River...
Beneath Toronto's downtown streets lies one of the world's largest underground pedestrian networks, where 30 kilometres of tunnels, concourses, and connections that quietly shape how hundreds of...
Adaptation Canada 2026 is Canada’s premier national conference on climate adaptation. From September 22 to 24, 2026 people and organizations from across sectors and regions will come together in...