加拿大公园局开放最高200万加元遗产地共担资助申请：国家历史遗址、遗产灯塔与铁路老站可获五成修缮补贴
加拿大公园局10月27日在魁北克省加蒂诺宣布，联邦政府启动「遗产地国家共担计划」新一轮申请：2027至28年度共提供最高200万加元，支持国家历史遗址、遗产灯塔与遗产铁路站的保护，申请截止日期为12月8日。
环境、气候变化与自然部长兼负责公园局的部长 Julie Dabrusin 说：「遗产地展示着加拿大历史的决定性时刻，反映我们是谁的故事，把我们与过去相连。通过公园局的遗产地国家共担计划，我们以最高200万加元保护国家历史遗址、遗产灯塔与遗产铁路站。这样的投资不只保存遗产建筑，还帮助加强地方经济、支持就业，并鼓励游客体验这些特殊之地的独特历史与文化，从而活跃旅游业。」
该计划为分担成本的资助计划，可报销遗产保护与展示合格成本的最高50%；资助对象为已获正式认定、但不由联邦政府管理的遗产地。评审将特别考虑呈现加拿大历史多样性与复杂性、保护与展示国家历史意义之地、提升气候韧性与改善无障碍的项目。
公园局表示，2026至27年度该计划已拨出290万加元，支持全国21个项目；其中一个例子是新斯科舍省 Tiverton 的 Boar's Head 灯塔灯室修缮，公园局出资17,752加元，帮助这座海岸灯塔得到长期保存。
Parks Canada Opens Call for Up to $2 Million in Heritage Places Cost-Sharing, Covering Up to Half of Eligible Costs
Parks Canada announced in Gatineau, Quebec, on October 27 that the federal government has launched the call for proposals for the National Cost-Sharing Program for Heritage Places. For 2027-28, up to $2 million is available to protect national historic sites, heritage lighthouses and heritage railway stations, with applications due by December 8, 2026.
'Heritage places showcase the defining moments in Canada's history. They reflect stories of who we are, connect us to our past, and enrich our understanding of ourselves, each other, and our country,' said Julie Dabrusin, Minister of the Environment, Climate Change and Nature and Minister responsible for Parks Canada. 'Investments like these do more than preserve heritage buildings. They help strengthen local economies, support jobs, and contribute to a vibrant tourism sector.'
The contribution program reimburses up to 50% of eligible costs for the conservation and presentation of heritage places that are formally recognized but not administered by the federal government. Special consideration will be given to projects that represent the diversity and complexity of Canadian history, protect and present places of national historic significance, highlight climate resilience and advance accessibility.
For 2026-27 the program awarded $2.9 million supporting 21 projects across the country. One example is the conservation of the lantern room at Boar's Head Lighthouse in Tiverton, Nova Scotia, where Parks Canada contributed $17,752 toward repairs that ensure the long-term preservation of the lighthouse in its coastal setting.
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图片来源：新斯科舍省的 Fort Point 灯塔。Dennis G. Jarvis 摄，CC BY-SA 2.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Fort Point Lighthouse in Nova Scotia, Canada. Photo by Dennis G. Jarvis, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
