ICOMOS Canada is delighted to welcome new board members Stephanie Mah and Michael McClelland to our team. We thank all candidates who participated in our most recent election, and we look forward to working with Stephanie and Michael throughout their … Read More
On September 29, 2023 ICOMOS Canada voted in a general assembly to approve new membership rates and categories to be effective beginning for the 2024 renewal period. The new rates and categories are designed to make membership more accessible for … Read More
ICOMOS Canada’s board elections are now live! ICOMOS Canada is looking to fill 2 vacancies on the board, and members may vote from a selection of 3 candidates, and one vacancy for the position of president. Their profiles can be … Read More
ICOMOS Canada is soliciting applications for a Project Manager to support its work beginning in late September, 2023. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A BILINGUAL POSITION. The successful candidate will be required to conduct meetings, take notes, and draft documents … Read More
ICOMOS Canada’s Nominating Committee is looking for passionate and dedicated individuals to submit their candidacy to become a Board Member. We especially welcome applications from a wide-range of people with experience in public relations, fundraising, and non-profit management, in addition … Read More
The Youth in Heritage wage subsidy is now open for the 2023/2024 cycle. Funding is available to all eligible employers who employed or will be employing a youth aged 15-30 anytime between April 1, 2023 and March 31, 2024. Funding … Read More
The ICOMOS Canada Membership Committee is looking to collect feedback from members on their experience and satisfaction. The survey is open to current and past members, and will help inform the committee’s work plan to improve member services and benefits. … Read More
ICOMOS Canada is absolutely delighted to be able to announce that the Youth in Heritage wage subsidy is again going to be available for the 2023/2024 cycle. We anticipate opening applications in early July, so keep an eye out for … Read More
It was in 1982 that ICOMOS established April 18th as the International Day for Monuments and Sites, followed by UNESCO which adopted it at its 22nd session of the General Conference. Each year, on this occasion, ICOMOS proposes a theme … Read More
In a federal budget appropriately focused on advancing Reconciliation, supporting Indigenous governance and capacity building, making life more affordable for the middle class, and creating a clean economy, there is an unfortunate lack of recognition of the role heritage places … Read More