Heritage Management Strategy
The City of Coquitlam is developing a comprehensive strategy to address heritage of all kinds – from historic buildings and landscapes to intangibles such as community identity – and guide how it is protected and celebrated in Coquitlam in the years to come.
The research and public consultation stage of the project is complete, and the next step includes reviewing the data and developing a draft strategy in early 2021.
Thank You for Your Participation
Our public engagement period has closed, and staff will be reviewing and summarizing the feedback collected.
During this consultation, asked for public feedback on the the vision, values and seven themes that will shape our Heritage Management Strategy, as well as input on people, places, and events that shape the evolution of Coquitlam's identity and history.
Questions? Contact City staff at dward@coquitlam.ca or 604-927-3400.
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In this idea sharing tool, you can submit your ideas about the topics below, and add to, comment on, or upvote other participants' ideas.
Take a few moments to share your thoughts on the following:
- How should the City recognize and commemorate significant places and heritage assets in Coquitlam?
- How can we improve residents' access to or awareness of our community heritage?
- What events or activities in other communities have you experienced that support the community's engagement with heritage?
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4 months ago
Minnehkada Lodge and farm needs funds for upkeep and improvements. The Lodge needs some repairs and upkeep and the farm needs repairs.
Add information plaques to describe its history and importance to the city and province.
4 months ago
Mackin House is a outstanding heritage site with its many activities and events showing the customs and life of the people of Maillardville.
eg. cooking classes, holiday events, historical setting within the house
