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September 3, 2019

National Trust for Canada 2019 Conference

On behalf of Heritage Winnipeg, we want to extend a warm thank you to all the staff, sponsors, speakers and attendees who took part in the National Trust Conference 2019! It was great to have everyone join us in Winnipeg and we hope that everyone found the event valuable and informative. We believe that the insights shared and the connections made will greatly benefit our attendees and we are excited to see the positive impact that it will have on our industry. We also had an excellent time showcasing all of Winnipeg’s built heritage to the 450+ heritage volunteers, policymakers, and professionals from across Canada. Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend the event, we truly appreciate your support!

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