Winnipeg’s 141-year-old Holy Trinity Anglican Church, recognized by the federal government as a national historic site, is in the final stages of a heritage rehabilitation study carried out by two local firms to look at potential repairs estimated to cost $7 million. Holy Trinity faced possible demolition in September 2024. On Sept. 12, Manzongo told the Journal the heritage rehabilitation study was in its last phase of research. On April 25, CentreVenture announced it would support the first phase of a heritage rehabilitation study for Holy Trinity. The rehabilitation study will provide new estimates on costs to repair the church, verifying whether the $7-million figure is correct, as well as options to fund those repairs.