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Centre Venture, Holy Trinity launch phase 2 of Heritage Renewal Initiative
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CityNews Winnipeg
Holy Trinity Church is launching phase two of its Heritage Renewal Initiative, a project aimed at preserving the 140-year-old historical building and enriching Winnipeg’s downtown community.
Cindy Tugwell, the executive director of Heritage Winnipeg.
The project is in partnership with Centre Venture Development Corporation, and on Wednesday, building project manager Stephen Boys said that after the initial assessment, it’s estimated repairs will cost $7.75 million.
But the consultations will be a big part of this second phase, knowing that this church can be revitalized and re-used,” said Tugwell.
Mayor Scott Gillingham speaks at Holy Trinity Church on July 29, 2026.