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Hôpital-Général de Québec Monastery National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec The oldest convent in the country, it is of vital importance to Canada’s medical, religious and social history, and an ensemble of buildings constituting a place of architectural and artistic heritage preservation of outstanding importance
Tam Kung Temple National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Victoria, British Columbia An early and rare example of a Chinese temple in Canada, an important religious space for Chinese Canadians, and specifically the Hakka community, on Vancouver Island since the late 19th century
Carillon Canal National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Carillon, Quebec Site of two earlier canals, 1826-33
Joliette Court House National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Joliette, Quebec Mid 19th-century standard-plan court house
Marr Residence National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
St. George's Anglican Church National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Fine Gothic Revival style church in stone, 1869-70
Beauharnois Power Development National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Beauharnois, Quebec Hydro-electric power station that symbolises Quebec’s entry into the technological age
Old Town Lunenburg Historic District National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Lunenburg, Nova Scotia This designation has been identified for review
St. Anne's Anglican Church National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Toronto, Ontario Contains paintings executed in 1923 by ten prominent artists, including three of the Group of Seven, built 1907-08
Fortifications of Québec National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Québec, Quebec Defence system developed between 1608 and 1871 at Québec City, the principal fortified place during Canada's colonial period; 4.6 km network of walls, gates and squares
Skmaqn–Port-la-Joye–Fort Amherst National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Rocky Point, Prince Edward Island Seat of government for Île Saint-Jean, first for the French then for the British, 1720 to 1768
Uplands National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Oak Bay, British Columbia Conceived in 1908 by John C. Olmsted, Uplands is among the earliest subdivisions in Canada wholly planned as a residential park, that is, a group of houses arranged in a pastoral setting.
Battle of Rivière des Prairies / Battle of Coulée Grou National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Site of a battle, in 1690, between the French and the Iroquois
Hartland Covered Bridge National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Hartland, New Brunswick Structure considered to be the longest covered bridge extant in the world
Bellevue House National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Kingston, Ontario 1840's Important Italianate style Tusca Villa; home of Sir John A. Macdonald, a Father of Confederation and Prime Minister of Canada (1867-73, 1878-91)
Mother House of the Grey Nuns of Montréal National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Monumental scale is a tangible manifestation of the breadth of work carried out by the Grey Nuns in service to society
Melanson Settlement National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Port Royal, Nova Scotia Pre-expulsion Acadian farm community, 1664-1755
Pictou Railway Station (Intercolonial) National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Pictou, Nova Scotia Eclectic Intercolonial railway station; 1904
Penman Textile Mill National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Paris, Ontario Knitting mill complex, first and most important plant of the Penman Manufacturing Company, and, for a long period, the largest Canadian knitting firm, 1874
Maison Cartier National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Montréal, Quebec Used as an inn, an example of early 19th-century urban architecture in Quebec, 1812-13
Britannia Mines Concentrator National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Britannia Beach, British Columbia Important 1920s-30s copper mine concentrator
L'Anse Amour National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) L'Anse-Amour, Newfoundland and Labrador One of the largest and longest used Indigenous habitation sites in Labrador, representing the remains of many small camps features, the oldest known First Nations funerary monument in North America, created about 7,700 years before present
Nagwichoonjik (Mackenzie River) National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Tsiigehtchic, Northwest Territories Flows through Gwichya Gwich'in traditional homeland and continues to be culturally, socially and spiritually significant
Royal Conservatory of Music National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Toronto, Ontario Far-reaching influence on music education in Canada
Gitwangak Battle Hill National Historic Site of Canada (NHS) Kitwanga, British Columbia 18th-century Gitwangak hilltop fortification surrounding five longhouses, Tawdzep; Totem poles record families of Gitwangak Battle Hill