The Hill’s Memorial Chamber, a space of reverence
The space pays tribute to the sacrifices of Canadians, the cost of peace, and a legacy of hope.
When the original Parliament Building was destroyed in the fire of 1916, Canada was in the midst of the First World War.
Construction of the new Parliament Building began almost immediately, and its architect, John A. Pearson, designed it to be a call to parliamentarians to remember that in a time ...
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