The Reconciling History Walking Tour is usually 2 hours in length, beginning on Sparks St. and concluding at Adaawewigamig in the ByWard Market. Each point of interest along the route is an opportunity to learn about the role of non-Indigenous peoples and the federal government in residential schools, and the lessons we can glean from history to address contemporary injustices experienced by Indigenous peoples.

À l’occasion du 20e anniversaire de l’inauguration du Musée canadien de la guerre sur les plaines LeBreton, les firmes Moriyama Teshima Architects et GRC Architects (une société de Provencher_Roy) organiseront une visite architecturale du bâtiment. La visite sera guidée par les architectes, qui partageront leurs récits, de la conception à la construction de ce bâtiment marquant du patrimoine culturel.

In recognition of the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Canadian War Museum on LeBreton Flats, Moriyama Teshima Architects and GRC Architects (a Provencher_Roy Company) will host an architectural tour of the building. Architects from the firms will lead the tour, sharing stories about this significant cultural landmark, from its design through to its construction.

Building Tour - Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat

Jane's Walk is offering walking tours as part of the 2025 edition of Ottawa Architecture Week. This year's theme is Mapping the Market: Spatial Anchors & Planned Histories. One of Ottawa’s oldest neighborhoods, the ByWard Market has long been a site of cultural exchange, architectural layering, and collective memory. Changes to Ottawa's downtown are upon us in light of the recent pandemic, city growth, and accelerated development; and changes are being proposed for the Market as part of that evolution: What should we be doing to honour the past while imagining a future that is inclusive, sustainable, and rooted in place?

À l’occasion du 20e anniversaire de l’inauguration du Musée canadien de la guerre sur les plaines LeBreton, les firmes Moriyama Teshima Architects et GRC Architects (une société de Provencher_Roy) organiseront une visite architecturale du bâtiment. La visite sera guidée par les architectes, qui partageront leurs récits, de la conception à la construction de ce bâtiment marquant du patrimoine culturel.

In recognition of the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Canadian War Museum on LeBreton Flats, Moriyama Teshima Architects and GRC Architects (a Provencher_Roy Company) will host an architectural tour of the building. Architects from the firms will lead the tour, sharing stories about this significant cultural landmark, from its design through to its construction.