OTTAWA
,
Sept. 23
/CNW Telbec/ - The Heritage
Canada
Foundation is pleased to announce that The Honourable David C. Onley,
Lieutenant Governor
of Ontario, will be presenting the 2009 Heritage
Canada
Foundation National Awards at a special ceremony to be held in
Toronto
on
September 25, 2009
.
The National Awards Program is the most prestigious recognition for achievement and excellence in the field of built heritage conservation in
Canada
.
The recipients of this year's juried awards recognizing individual merit are
Dr. Harold Kalman
of
Vancouver
, British Columbia, for the Gabrielle Léger Award for Lifetime Achievement in Heritage Conservation in recognition of his momentous contribution as practitioner, advocate and educator in the field of heritage conservation in
Canada
and
Mr. Stephen Otto
of
Toronto
, Ontario, as the winner of the
Lieutenant Governor
's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Heritage Conservation at the Provincial Level for his work in the protection and promotion of Ontario's heritage legacy.
Included in the celebrations are the recipients of one of the 2009 non-juried National Achievement Awards
Jordan Grant
and
Jeremy Grant
of Caledon, Ontario, for their successful rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of the
Alton Mill
Complex.
The recipients will be celebrated at the Gala Awards Ceremony and Reception being held on
Friday, September 25, 2009
in
Toronto
at the Artscape Wychwood Barns, a unique award-winning environmental rehabilitation project.
The Heritage
Canada
Foundation is a national charitable organization dedicated to the preservation of Canada's built heritage and historic places.
Click the Backgrounder on the 2009 Heritage
Canada
Foundation National Award recipients.
For further information: Carolyn Quinn, Director of Communications, [email protected], Telephone: Cell (613) 797-7206
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