Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board

Discover the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board, an independent administrative tribunal that determines whether cultural property is of outstanding significance and national importance with a view to protect and preserve significant examples of Canada’s artistic, historic, and scientific heritage.

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About the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board

Learn more about the mandate, members, meetings, and activities of the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board and its Secretariat.

Certification of cultural property

Find out about the certification process and the tax incentives available to encourage donations and sales of cultural property.

Reviews of refused export permits

Explore the role of the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board in reviewing refused export permits and export delay periods.

Publications and guidelines for cultural property

View the guidelines to help with writing an outstanding significance and national importance report, certification of cultural property and CCPERB online.

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