The Heritage Conservation Award recognizes community members' contributions to promoting the unique history of the Town of Saugeen Shores. The Municipal Heritage Committee is responsible for running the awards competition, reviewing nominees, and selecting a winner. For further information, please see the Heritage Conservation Award Program Policy.
Award criteria
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The following are examples of the types of activities that qualify:
- Voluntary public promotion of the importance of preserving significant heritage structures
- Leadership in the restoration and preservation of heritage structures (buildings, bridges, etc.)
- Long-standing voluntary service as a member of a Municipal Heritage Committee or other organization dedicated to preserving heritage structures
- Personal collections of local artifacts, heritage photographs, or memorabilia that are shared with the community to promote appreciation of heritage
- Creation of a historical record based on research, and curation of local heritage features, personalities, and events used to celebrate, communicate, and honour the collective Heritage of Saugeen Shores with the community
- Cultural excellence in leadership
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Nominations
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For information about upcoming awards, please email clerk@saugeenshores.ca or call the Municipal Office at 519-832-2008 extension 102.
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Past award winners
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View the following list of award winners:
- 2023 – Pending
- 2022 – An award was not issued
- 2021 – The Walker House
- 2020 – Jane Kramer
- 2019 – Bill Streeter
- 2018 – Duncan McCallum
- 2017 – Joyce Johnston
- 2016 – Jeanette Steeves
- 2015 – Ken Cassavoy
- 2014 – St. Paul's Anglican Church, Southampton
- 2013 – Saugeen Rail Trail Committee, Saugeen Shores
- 2012 – Walter Mackowski, Southampton
- 2011 – Jack and Marion McDermid, Saugeen Township
- 2010 – Matt and Tim Weichel, Southampton
- 2009 – Dunblane Church Committee
- 2008 – Brian Cleaver and the Southampton Art School Restoration Committee
- 2007 – Audrey Underwood
- 2006 – Jack Shilling
- 2005 – Grosvenors Restaurant
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