2021‒2022 Canadian Conservation Institute and Canadian Heritage Information Network Annual Review

Table of contents

• CCI’s mission
• CHIN’s mission
• CCI-CHIN results
• Financial statements for 2021–2022

CCI’s mission

The Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) advances and promotes the conservation of Canada’s heritage collections through its expertise in conservation science, treatment and preventive conservation.

To achieve its mission, CCI carries out the following activities:

• Provision of expert services (including scientific services, conservation treatments and preservation conservation services)
• Research and development in conservation (including scientific research, advanced treatment techniques and innovations in preventive collections care)
• Sharing of conservation knowledge by providing training and learning products, professional development activities, publications and specialized library services as well as conducting other outreach activities

CHIN’s mission

The Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN) assists Canadian museums in documenting, managing and sharing information about their collections to ensure that this information is accessible now and in the future.

To achieve its mission, CHIN carries out the following activities:

• Creation and maintenance of online public access to collections in Canada with tools such as Artefacts Canada and linked open data
• Research and development on collections documentation standards and tools such as Nomenclature online and the CHIN Data Dictionary for Artefacts Canada
• Provision of guidance on collections management best practices and emerging trends through training, professional development and creation of online learning materials and publications concerning collection management systems, digitization and digital preservation

CCI-CHIN results

Financial statements for 2021–2022

Program budget	CCI	CHIN
Operating budget
Program operations	7,150,783	2,055,837
Earned revenue (vote-netted revenue) Table 1 note 1	(1,000,000)	-
Total – Operating budget	6,150,783	2,055,837
Program support and employee benefits
Program support	778,416	714,058
CCI property management	2,789,890	-
Employee benefit plans	1,097,766	334,647
Total – Program support and employee benefits	4,666,072	1,048,705
Total – Program budget	10,816,855	3,104,542

Table 1 notes

Table 1 note 1

Vote-netted revenue is a financial mechanism used by the Government of Canada to provide a draw on projected earned revenue.

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Program expenditures	CCI	CHIN
Operating expenditures
Salaries	6,641,198	1,332,123
Non-salary expenditures
Program operations Table 2 note 1	1,608,802	489,651
Earned revenues Table 2 note 2	(735,761)	-
Total – Non-salary expenditures	873,041	489,651
Total – Operating expenditures	7,514,239	1,821,774
Program support and employee benefits
Program support	626,610	446,977
CCI property management	2,581,472	-
Employee benefit plans	1,069,357	247,906
Total – Program support and employee benefits	4,277,439	694,883
Total – Program expenditures	11,791,678	2,516,657
Total balance (including CCI property management)	(974,823)	587,885
Total balance (excluding CCI property management)	(1,183,241)	587,885

NB: This is not an audited financial statement.

Table 2 notes

Table 2 note 1

Program operations include the following expenditures: transportation and communications (telephone, courier, conference attendance, professional association business, travel for training and emergency services and other travel, including museum and site visits); information (printing, publishing and advertising); rentals; repairs and maintenance; equipment, material and supplies; and professional services (including contract work, consulting and advisory contracts).

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Table 2 note 2

Earned revenues include, but are not limited to, workshops, publications and library services and conservation and scientific services.

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© Government of Canada, Canadian Conservation Institute and Canadian Heritage Information Network, 2025

Published by:
Canadian Conservation Institute and Canadian Heritage Information Network
Department of Canadian Heritage
1030 Innes Road
Ottawa ON  K1B 4S7
Canada

ISSN 2562-9417
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