National Historic Site of Canada

A National Historic Site of Canada is a location recognized for its significant cultural, historical, or architectural value. These sites play an essential role in telling Canada's stories, reflecting its diverse history and heritage. They can include buildings, battlefields, landmarks, or entire districts that have been officially designated by the federal government. Being designated as a National Historic Site means the location is protected and preserved for future generations to appreciate and learn from, highlighting the importance of Canada's past in shaping its identity.