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Update: May 2025
CentreVenture Development Corporation is supporting the first phase of a heritage rehabilitation study at Holy Trinity, which is a National Historic Site (1990), and a municipally- designated heritage site. A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed by the Parish of Holy Trinity, the Diocese of Rupert’s Land, CentreVenture Development Corporation, and Monteyne Architecture to undertake a feasibility study required to stabilize and restore the building.
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The Corporation and Vestry of Holy Trinity Anglican Church are actively considering options for the redevelopment of the church building and grounds. This is a process which is inevitably slow-moving as these bodies strive to act with deep care regarding the property which we have been charged to steward. Because of the many moving pieces in such large-scale building redevelopments, the parish can only share the following pieces at the current time:
- No agreements with any party have been signed at this time.
- There are and have at no point been any plans to have the building demolished.
- The property is not yet on the market for the purposes of selling it.
Any redevelopment projects and/or potential sale of the property will take into consideration all of the following:
- The prioritization of maintaining worship space in the downtown core;
- The broader impacts on community partners including Holy Trinity’s current tenants
- The tenets of treaty obligation and reconciliation
- The needs of the downtown community
- The conditions for sale stipulated by the Diocese of Rupert’s Land.
For media requests, please direct all inquiries to the Holy Trinity office at office@holytrinitywpg.com or 204-942-7465.
