Top 10 Endangered Places 2018

Victoria High School is the oldest high school in British Columbia's capital city. The school has played a profound role in the community. 

The threat of demolition has spurred a city-wide discussion on the need to save the unsung places that make Edmonton special.

For decades, this iconic Depression-era swimming facility was a social hub for the residents of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. It also was the training pool for Moose Jaw's first Olympian.

Of the almost two dozen residential schools that operated in Saskatchewan, Muscowequan — operating from 1889-1997 — is one of the last remaining.

The former Carnegie Library and City of Winnipeg Archives remains empty and in limbo with no funds allocated by the city for restoration.

The robust and striking Pulp Tower and Board Mill buildings are key components of the former St. Mary’s Paper Mill complex in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

Built in 1866, this grand, landmark home is one of the best known houses in Stratford, Ontario, and has housed many prominent families.

Over its long history on this site, the Montreal hospital housed pioneering medical research and practice, and was world-renowned as a teaching hospital.

Representing more than a simple aid to transportation, these covered bridges symbolize New Brunswick's growth and prosperity in the twentieth century.

This Halifax house represents the thousands of small heritage homes throughout the country under threat from insensitive infill and densification.