Governor General’s Medals show a public spirit in architecture
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OPINION
Governor General’s Medals show a public spirit in architecture
ALEX BOZIKOVIC
ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
PUBLISHED JUNE 23, 2026
UPDATED JUNE 26, 2026
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Canadian architecture is going public.
This year’s winners of the Governor General’s Medals in Architecture, the country’s top award in the field, hint at a welcome improvement in Canada’s public arch…
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