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Yukon Historic Properties Assistance Program (HPA)

The Historic Properties Assistance Program (HPA) provides technical and financial support for historic properties in the Yukon.

This program provides funding to applicants who own historically significant properties. Eligible projects include work to preserve, restore, develop or interpret these properties.

Offered by Department of Tourism and Culture

Amount

Matching funding on eligible costs, up to a maximum $10,000 per year, per project; designated national, territorial or municipal historic sites may be eligible for up to a maximum of $20,000

Quick eligibility check

Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
Incorporated, sole proprietor, partnership, non-profit, other
Location
Yukon

Who can apply

Eligible applicants include:

individuals,

community groups,

societies,

Yukon First Nations governments,

municipalities, and

businesses.

This program provides funding to applicants who own historically significant properties. Eligible projects include work to preserve, restore, develop or interpret these properties.

Properties must be included in Yukon Historic Sites Inventory to be eligible. If you want your property to be included in the inventory, or want to know if it already is, contact the historic sites project officer.

Applicants' work plans must follow the Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada.

About the funding

This program provides funding on a matching basis. If your application is successful, we'll match the amount you spend on eligible costs, up to a maximum $10,000 per year, per project.

Properties that are designated as national, territorial or municipal historic sites may be eligible for funding up to a maximum of $20,000.

The number of successful applicants affects the amount of funding available for each project. Funding limits are determined annually.

This program provides funding to applicants who own historically significant properties. Eligible projects include work to preserve, restore, develop or interpret these properties.

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