Natalie
Majda
Senior Heritage Planner
As Senior Heritage Planner at NPG, Natalie provides strategic heritage planning advice across a broad range of development projects. With experience in both municipal and private sector planning, she brings knowledge in complex heritage assessments, policy analysis, Indigenous engagement, community consultation and large-scale infrastructure projects. Natalie has provided strategic heritage planning advice to property owners, developers, architects, and government bodies.
Before joining NPG, Natalie worked with the Cities of Hamilton, Brampton, and Cambridge, as well as TMHC, where she lead or contributed to heritage impact assessments, heritage evaluation reports, municipal policy development, development review, and heritage studies for environmental assessment processes. She approaches every project with a solutions-oriented, policy-driven, and collaborative mindset, fostering effective outcomes for clients and communities.
Natalie holds a Master of Planning from the University of Waterloo and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto. She is an RPP Candidate and CAHP Intern, and currently serves on the OPPI Governance, Policy and Reform Committee. Her work has been recognized by OPPI for Innovative Research (2024) and featured in Y Magazine.
Outside of work, Natalie enjoys gardening, reading, attending community events and festivals, and exploring new restaurants.