The Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP) has announced the winners of its 2015 awards.
The CAHPP Awards for 2015 were distributed and celebrated in Calgary concurrently with The National Trust Awards in late October 2015. The jury included Alan Stacey, Denis Héroux, Louise McGugan, Beth Hanna, Gary Miedema, Eha Naylor, John Stewart, Dima Cook and Chris Andreae. The adjudication took place in the mezzanine boardroom at Steam Whistle Brewery in the John Street Roundhouse in Toronto.
The winners are:

Harold Kalman?Lifetime Achievement Award
Harold Kalman is being presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his many and lasting contributions to heritage conservation over his forty years as a practitioner, teacher, writer and builder of the discipline.
Redemptorists? Monastery Renovation, Toronto, ON, by Kelly Gilbride, Jane Burgess, Sheldon Kennedy, Will Teron, Pieter Chung of Stevens Burgess Architects?Conservation Project Architecture?Award of Excellence
With a mandate for the continuing use of the Monastery as a residence and neighbourhood presence; the primary focus was to upgrade the residents? communal and private spaces while integrating fire, life safety, barrier-free and engineering services into the neglected interior without damaging the remaining exterior and interior heritage features and ensuring the monastery would remain physically and economically viable far into the future.

Congregation Emanu-El Temple, Victoria...