Provincial Heritage Places Recognition Program
- Deadline
- Ongoing intake
- Where
- Prince Edward Island
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In short
In Prince Edward Island, there are three types of heritage recognition for historic properties based on level of significance, as follows:National Historic Site – a property deemed significant on a national level and recognized by Government of Canada.Provincial Heritage Place – a site or structure that exhibits provincial significance, is recognized by the minister responsible for heritage under the PEI Heritage Places Protection Act.Municipal heritage recognition - Charlottetown and Summerside each have civic recognition programs for heritage resources within their jurisdiction.A heritage
Eligibility criteria
- Business located in the targeted province (required)
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Page updated on October 11, 2026. Summary and criteria extracted by our AI from the official program page; always check with the agency.
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