The Historic Places Act is a Canadian law that aims to protect and preserve sites of historical significance. It provides a framework for identifying, designating, and conserving places that hold cultural, architectural, or historical value. This act helps ensure that important aspects of Canada’s heritage are maintained for future generations. Under the act, the government can designate sites as National Historic Sites and offer support for their conservation. This includes funding and resources for restoration projects. The act also encourages public awareness and appreciation of Canada’s diverse history, including Indigenous heritage and contributions from various communities.