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Built heritage program

Funding for heritage conservation projects

Offered by

Government of New Brunswick

Official source: gnb.ca

Source change captured July 8, 2026

Funding available: $ 50,000; Up to 75% of project cost
Deadline: Unspecified
Location: New Brunswick, Canada
Who can apply: Incorporated not-for-profit organizations; See full eligibility

Overview

This program provides funding for heritage conservation projects in New Brunswick. It supports conservation services, repairs, renovations, and other work that preserves heritage buildings, structures, and landscapes, with up to $7,500 for Component A and up to $50,000 for Component B.

At a glance

Funding available

Maximum funding: $50,000
Maximum share of project costs: 75%

Financing goals

Renovate or adapt facilities

Eligible candidates

Location: New Brunswick
Eligible Industries: All industries
Annual revenue: All revenue ranges
Organisation size: All organization sizes
Audience: All groups
Legal structures: Non-profit

Non-profit candidates

Sector of operation: Culture and Arts
Target groups: Nonprofits / charities
Revenue structures: 100% donations / grants
Scope: Provincial

Receipt of requests is now closed

Get notified about updates to this grant.

Availability timeline

2026

Periods: 1

Latest changes

July 8, 2026

Architectural Heritage Program schedule update

The Architectural Heritage Program now states there will be no September 7 application intake this year because all funds were fully allocated in the April 1 intake.

The Architectural Heritage Program page now includes a 2026–2027 program update saying all funds were fully allocated in the April 1 intake, and there will be no application intake on September 7 this year. This changes the active application window for prospective applicants and indicates that funding for the current round is no longer available for new submissions until the next opportunity is announced.

Official source: gnb.ca

July 8, 2026

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

Incorporated not-for-profit organizations
Local governments with eligible custodial groups or committees
New Brunswick-based organizations

Who is not eligible

Villages, towns, and city halls or equivalent bodies
Commercial properties such as bed and breakfasts
Places of active religious worship
Cemetery restoration projects

Eligible expenses

Specialized conservation services and expertise, including design and engineering
Capital expenditures for repairs and renovations needed for preservation, repair, and restoration
Project management costs for projects of $30,000 or more, when applicable

Ineligible Costs and Activities

Projects started before application submission or approval
Projects that harm or remove heritage value
Active places of worship
Cemetery restoration projects
Commercial buildings such as bed and breakfasts

Eligible geographic areas

New Brunswick

Activities funded

Conservation-based projects that support the continued use of heritage places while maintaining the location’s unique heritage value
Projects that conserve heritage places while preserving their unique value, including heritage buildings, structures and landscapes

How to apply

Step 1: Complete the application
- Fill out the application form.
- Ensure it is signed by someone with signing authority.
Step 2: Gather supporting material
- Attach all required supporting documents and information.
Step 3: Submit the application
- Send the completed application and supporting documents by email or mail to the department.

Documents Needed

Completed and signed application form
Statement of Significance or equivalent heritage-value document
Proof of ownership or long-term lease
Recent financial report and board resolution
Quotes, supporting documents, and project plans if applicable

Selection criteria

Applications are evaluated according to program objectives and criteria.

Processing and Agreement

Applications are reviewed against program objectives and criteria.
Applicants may need to follow permitting or conservation requirements for approved work.
Approved projects must be completed within the fiscal year and supported by a final report.
Funding is only disbursed after completion and submission of the required final report.

Additional information

All available funding for the Built Heritage Program has been fully allocated through the April 1 intake.
The September 7 intake will not be offered this year.
Interested applicants should monitor the page for updates on the next intake.

Contacts

archaeology-heritage@gnb.ca

506-453-3115

Official sources

Built heritage program

Application form

Built Heritage Program

Supporting document

Built Heritage Program Canadian Register of Historic Places

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Built heritage program Program

What is the Built heritage program?

How much funding can be received?

Built heritage program Funds up to 75% of admissible expenses, capped at $50,000 per project.

Who is eligible for the Built heritage program program?

To be eligible for the Built heritage program program, you must: New Brunswick-based organization Non-profit or eligible local government Heritage property ownership or lease

What expenses are eligible under Built heritage program?

Specialized conservation services and expertise, including design and engineering Capital expenditures for repairs and renovations needed for preservation, repair, and restoration Project management costs for projects of $30,000 or more, when applicable