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
Congratulations to our two newest board members. ICOMOS Canada is excited to have Marcus Letourneau and Lucie K. Morisset join, and is grateful to all of the other candidates who put their name forward this election cycle. ICOMOS Canada encourages … Read More
We hope that you had restful winter holidays, and that 2023 is starting well for you. As we leave 2022 behind, ICOMOS Canada would like to remind its current and past members to consider renewed support as a member for … 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
Abordar el patrimonio indígena a través de la lente del discurso establecido presenta muchos desafíos. El segundo discusión de nuestra serie, organizado con ICOMOS de EE. UU., se centra en los temas de propiedad y administración conjunta. Las diferentes concepciones … Read More
Hay muchos retos al referirse a Patrimonio Cultural Indigena. El primer seminario de discusión, Lugar, Naturaleza, Cultura y Medio Ambiente, busca concentrarse en los retos relacionados con la separación del patrimonio natural y cultural. Como sugiere Stefan Disko: “algunas de … Read More