September 28, 2026

Heritage Winnipeg’s 2026 Annual General Meeting

Heritage Winnipeg’s 2026 Annual General Meeting was held on September 24th, 2026, in Celebration Hall at the historic Millennium Centre at 389 Main Street. It was wonderful to gather with heritage supporters, volunteers, board members, and community members to reflect on another year of heritage conservation and advocacy in Winnipeg.

This year’s AGM featured an engaging keynote presentation by Gordon Goldsborough, Acting Executive Director of the Manitoba Historical Society, titled “The State of the Heritage Sector.” Drawing on his extensive experience as a historical researcher, author, and creator of numerous historical and multimedia projects, Goldsborough explored the current challenges facing the heritage sector, as well as opportunities for collaboration and growth.

We greatly appreciate Gordon Goldsborough for joining us and sharing his knowledge and perspective on the future of heritage!

A big thank you to Heritage Winnipeg President Greg Agnew for his leadership and tireless volunteering over the past year. And to all our supporters, volunteers, staff, and board members, a huge thank you for your generosity, knowledge, commitment, and passion. You make our work possible!

Missed the Meeting?

If you missed this year’s AGM, you can still catch up on Heritage Winnipeg’s work over the past year by checking out our 2025–2026 Annual Report!

Thank You!

Heritage Winnipeg would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who joined us for the 2026 Annual General Meeting and to everyone who supported our work throughout the year.

We are especially grateful to our members, donors, volunteers, board members, staff, and community partners for sharing their time, knowledge, skills, and passion for Winnipeg’s built heritage.

Together, we can continue to increase awareness and appreciation of our heritage and build a vibrant future for Winnipeg’s historic places.

Thank you for being part of the Heritage Winnipeg community!

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