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Laura Hatcher

Laura Hatcher is the Places of Worship Planner with the Ontario Heritage Trust.

The changing face of worship

The architectural style, massing, materials and date stones of a place of worship offer clues about the congregation’s history and values. Likewise, the building’s size...

Cheesemonger at the St. Lawrence Market, Toronto (Photo © Ontario Tourism 2009)

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100-mile conservation

Increasingly, people are becoming more aware of not just what they eat, but where their food originates. While the concept is by no means new...

Buildings and architecture

Counting our blessings

Built in Glengarry in 1821, St. Raphael’s Church was one of Ontario’s earliest Roman Catholic churches. Constructed under the supervision of Alexander Macdonell – Upper...

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