Love at First Site

In Yukon, keys to the past are sometimes preserved in patches of ice.

A post-War of 1812 waterway built at a huge human cost.

The 120-year-old Cyclorama of Jerusalem is the only Canadian example of a painted circular panorama — an art form popularized in the nineteenth century.

In Canada’s ten provinces and three territories, several places of worship of undeniable historical importance have been transformed, closed down, or destroyed. Each place has its own unique history, as well as stakeholders that have played key roles in the safeguarding—or destruction—of churches and other religious sites.