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Old places support a sound, sustainable and vibrant economy

Name: Heritage Matters e-magazine
Address: 10 Adelaide Street East Toronto, ON M5C 1J3, Toronto, ON, M5C 1J3, CA
Telephone: +1 416-325-5000

By Thompson M. Mayes. Old places are deeply beneficial to people because of the way they give us a sense of continuity, identity and belonging; because they inspire us with awe, beauty and sacredness; because they tell us about history, ancestry and learning; and because they foster healthy, sustainable communities ...

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