Recent Projects
Queenston limestone was one of the most widely used limestones in Canada and has been utilized in some of our most significant architecture, infrastructure and monuments since pre-confederation. A regimen of repair and maintenance ensures these places will be conserved for the future. Now this important work can once again be completed using Queenson limestone. Recent conservation projects include stairs at West Block, Parliament Hill, Ottawa and restoration at the Bank of Montreal, Ottawa. The long history of the use of Queenston limestone in the construction of monuments continues on in the recent Landscape of Nations: The Six Nations and Native Allies Commemorative, Queenston Heights and a memorial to be installed at Decue House Heritage Park, Thorold which celebrates reconciliation with First Nations peoples.
