A city-wide survey is a proactive, systematic study of properties within a municipality in order to identify sites with cultural heritage value according to a defined list of criteria. Phase One of the Toronto Heritage Survey was launched on July 16, 2019, with City Council’s unanimous adoption of the recommendations of the City-wide Heritage Survey Feasibility Study report.

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