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Learn more about nine crafts in architecture and built heritage
The Conseil des métiers d'art du Québec (CMAQ) announces a new web series for this fall, ENSEMBLE ARTISANS. Viewers will be able to learn about the universe of nine artistic crafts in…
To the discovery of Quebec's sacred places
Through its richness, variety and quantity, religious heritage contributes to structuring and forging the identity of Quebec's cities and communities, the thousands of sacred buildings that still…
Properties of heritage interest - Minister Nathalie Roy classifies the heritage properties of the Sulpicians
The Minister of Culture and Communications, Nathalie Roy, announces that she is proceeding, under the Cultural Heritage Act, with the classification of three sets of heritage assets of the Compagnie des…
Canada still without minimum measures to protect its heritage
Canada continues to be the only G7 country not to have passed legislation to protect the heritage under its responsibility. The federal state does not even have legislation protecting the archaeological…
The Saint-Pierre-de-La Vernière church is getting a makeover
The church of Saint-Pierre-de-La Vernière, in the Magdalen Islands, is currently undergoing a makeover that will restore it to its pristine luster of yesteryear. Since mid-June, major work has…
Restoring the organ of Saint-Zéphirin to its yesteryear sound
Yves Lévesque is an organ builder. A few weeks ago, he began a mandate with the parish of Saint-Martin-de-Tours which will restore the Casavant organ of the Saint-Zéphirin church to the…
Trois-Rivières becomes owner of the Ursulines monastery
The Ursulines, having left the building in 2019, donated their monastery to the City of Trois-Rivières. In exchange, Trois-Rivières undertakes to conserve and enhance the historic site.…