Chris Wiebe

Chris Wiebe is the Manager, Heritage Policy and Government Relations at the National Trust for Canada. Since 2007, Chris has organized of the National Trust’s annual national conference, Canada’s largest gathering of heritage practitioners and professionals, and led the organization’s government relations, advocacy work, and development of positions on heritage policies. Chris holds Master of Arts degrees from Carleton University (Canadian Studies - Heritage Conservation) and the University of Alberta (English). He has been an instructor in the Cultural Resource Management Program at the University of Victoria since 2012 and sits on the Willowbank School for Restoration Arts Advisory Council (2015–present).

Presentation(s):

• KS1 Heritage Disruption: Preservation in a Time of Economic, Climate, and Social Crisis

  On-Demand

• CS4.3 - Accelerating Heritage Building Reuse: Climate Emergency, Public Perceptions, and Transforming the Development Industry

  On-Demand

• There's No Place Like Old Homes: Re-Use and Recycle to Reduce Carbon (2020) - a pathbreaking study examining the material value and economics of building reuse

  On-Demand

• Barriers to Reuse: Understanding Challenges in Vancouver's Hot Property Market

  On-Demand

• Creating "Made in Calgary" Heritage Conservation Incentives and Planning Tools

  On-Demand

• Valuing the Built Environment and Sustaining Place in Rural Canada

  On-Demand

• PL2.2 - Edmonton Indigenous Heritage Forum (Part 2) – Indigenous Naming in Edmonton and Rethinking Territorial Acknowledgements

  On-Demand

• KS1-FR - Heritage Disruption: Preservation in a Time of Economic, Climate, and Social Crisis (FRENCH)

  Monday, October 5, 2020
  9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MDT

• KS1-SP - Heritage Disruption: Preservation in a Time of Economic, Climate, and Social Crisis (SPANISH)

  Monday, October 5, 2020
  9:00 AM – 10:30 AM MDT