Municipal Heritage Committee (MHC)
The Municipal Heritage Committee is an advisory body to City Council which advises on matters under the Ontario Heritage Act. All meetings of the Committee are open to the public and noted on the Meetings, Agendas & Minutes page.
The City of North Bay's Municipal Heritage Committee (MHC) is comprised of a minimum of five members. By-Law No 38-96 established the MHC and identified that composition must include representation from one member of each of the following organizations:
- North Bay City Council
- North Bay Society of Architects
- North Bay Museum (Discovery North Bay)
Current membership for the 2022-2026 Term is as follows:
- Jean Larocque, Representative from the North Bay Society of Architects
- Naomi Hehn, Representative from the North Bay Museum
- Stu Campaigne, Community Representative
- Jefferey Fournier, Community Representative
- Margaret Surtees, Community Representative
- Bill Vrebosch, Community Representative
- Ishmael van der Rassel, Community Representative
- Gary Gardiner, City Councillor
If a member of the public wishes to speak at a meeting, they are asked to communicate with the contact noted on this page to be added to an Agenda.
View the MHC's Terms of Reference: By-Law No. 1996-38
Meetings are generally held monthly at City Hall.
Committee Agendas and Minutes are available below. These are also available on the Meetings, Agendas and Minutes page.
- 2021 Agendas
- 2020 Agendas
- 2019 Agendas
- 2022 Agendas
- 2023 Agenda
- 2024 Agendas
North Bay
- Nipissing District Land Registry Office
- North Bay Public Library
- Nipissing University Archives
- Discovery North Bay Museum
- The History of North Bay—Nugget Article transcribed by Dr. Francoise Noel
Ontario
- Ontario Heritage Act
- Municipal Heritage Committee Directory
- Archives of Ontario
- Toronto Archives—Find out the history of your house
Canada
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