Federal properties that may be privatized in the future.

 The Greenbelt - 2067 Greenbelt Vision Statement: "The Greenbelt will forever protect natural systems, agriculture and opportunities for outdoor recreation that will inspire Canadians and contribute to the sustainability and quality of life in Canada's Capital Region. The Greenbelt will remain in the public domain." (Page 53/196)

 "Disneyland North."The Collins Bay Institution in Kingston, Ontario.

"A new prison will be constructed in Kingston, Ontario populated from the consolidation of Pittsburgh, Joyceville, Collins Bay Institution, the Regional Treatment Centre, Warkworth and Millhaven." (Page 198.) " Joyceville and Pittburgh farmland could be worth $2 million dollars, while the Regional Headquarters at 440 and 462 King Street West could net $17 million dollars." (Page 208.) (From: "A Roadmap to Strengthening Public Safety" 2007, by Rob Sampson.)

The former CBC Headquarters at 1500 Bronson Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario.

Organizations that tried to save Crown property.

The Heritage Canada Foundation.

The Historical Society of Ottawa - Sparks Street Mall.

Keep the Greenbelt Green.

Save the Peggy's Cove Lighthouse, Nova Scotia.

The Nova Scotia Lighthouse Preservation Society.

The Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society, Steveston Village, Richmond, British Columbia.

Friends of the Kingston Penitentiary.

Save Our Prison Farms - A National Campaign.

ipetition - Don't Erase History, Protect the Kingston Penitentiary.

#ygk Challenge: Save the Kingston Penitentiary and Regional Treatment Centre.

Save the Kingston Portsmouth Harbour and Greenspace.

Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - Dominion Observatory Campus in the Capital.

Alliance to Save Our Greenbelt.

Rally to Save Harbour Front, Toronto.

Save Our Rideau - A campaign to save the heritage of the Rideau Canal from the cuts by Parks Canada.

Good news from Kingston, Ontario-"...A proposal to develop an apartment building on the Rideau Marina site on the shores of the Cataraqui River (part of the Rideau Canal) has been rejected by the Local Planning Appeals Tribunal. According to the decision "...The proposal does not comply with the requirements of the Official Plan in terms of its impact on the Rideau Canal UNESCO World Heritage Designation and because of its incompatible scale and massing with the surrounding area." March 9, 2020.  (savecfbrockcliffe.)