Cultural Asset Mapping in Niagara
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Presentation delivered by Rebecca Cann, Cultural Planning Supervisor, City of St. Catharines at The Ontario Rural Council's municipal cultural planning forum, "Economies in Transition" on November 17, 2008 in Brockville.
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Cultural Asset Mapping in Niagara
- 1. Cultural Asset Mapping in Niagara Presentation for the Ontario Rural Council Municipal Cultural Planning Forum, November 2008
- 2. Welland Canal Lock 3 and the St. Catharines Museum, Niagara
- 4. The Heavy Eight, Rennie Park, Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines
- 15. The Results? Presentation to Regional Council in November 2007
- 22. Niagara’s Heritage Assets 1,064 buildings Designated Heritage Buildings in 7 municipalities 4, with plans for 5 more Heritage Districts
- 27. Tara Rosling in the Shaw Festival production of Saint Joan, Niagara-on-the-Lake. Photo by David Cooper. Thank you Rebecca Cann, Cultural Planning Supervisor City of St. Catharines 905-688-5601 ext 3158 [email_address]
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- Thank you very much. The City of St. Catharines has been a member of the Creative City Network of Canada since 2002, and at my first CCNC conference I was confronted with this notion of cultural asset mapping. As time went by, I started to have a better grasp on what it was, and to appreciate its value. I am sure you’ve had some definition already, but I thought I would share my informal perception of its value and import as a precursor to how we’ve done the work in Niagara