Grants and Contributions

This project includes 22 bundled components across Fredericton that will complete existing gaps in the City’s active transportation network, including new sidewalks, upgrades to 5km of multi-use trail, the construction of new multi-use trails, new crossings, as well as the installation of new bike racks on transit buses.

Retrofit of a sports and recreation facility in Markham, ON includes building envelope improvements, replacing equipment at the end of life, and maximizing energy efficiency through the addition of heat recovery systems.

Retrofit of recreational facility in Markham, ON that provides recreational services to the local community. It includes upgrades to the building's envelope, insulation, and HVAC system and the installation of new heating and lighting systems.

Retrofit of a community centre in Markham, ON that provides recreational, education, social, and community services to the local community. It includes the installation of new heating and lighting systems and upgrades to the building's envelope and control system.

The project is the construction of sidewalk along both sides of Main Street (Route 16) in Guysborough, Nova Scotia that will connect to community health services and business. Approximately 2km of sidewalk, pedestrian safety measures (curbing and cross-walks) and enhancements (benches and signage) will extend the existing sidewalk along the main throughfare. Dedicated sidewalks along main street will improve pedestrian safety, access to community health services and retail outlets and connect to the Guysborough Shoreline and TransCanada Trails.

The City of Vaughan will construct approximately 8 kms of cycle tracks on both sides of Jane Street (17 linear kms), 4kms of missing sidewalk and 32 light standards between Highway 7 and Teston Road in Vaughan, Ontario. The project includes accessibility improvements, more than 20 active transportation focused intersection and driveway treatments, as well as 41 transit stop modifications to support people of all ages and abilities wanting to walk, bike or take transit along the corridor. The project will provide first-last mile connections to 41 transit stops, 3 bus terminals, bus rapid transit and a subway system.

The Project will procure engineering services to develop preliminary designs and lead public awareness activities for a planned sidewalk addition project. The Project will engage the public on a future sidewalk addition project that will address safety concerns, enhance the community and address environmental issues related to stormwater runoff. The engineering services for the Project will provide a document package that will support the future application request for capital funding.

The community of Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw near Port Hardy, British Columbia, has an increasing need for flood mitigation infrastructure due to recurrent coastal and river flooding as well as sea level rise. The project comprises two key elements: the building of a sea dike with a float engineered beach connected to a river dike; and the upgrade of the main bridge across the Tsulquate River which allows the community to access essential services.

Retrofit of a community centre in Toronto, ON that provides recreation services such as after-school programs, camps, creative arts for children and youth. It includes upgrades to the building's envelope, plumbing fixtures, and HVAC, lighting, electrical, and control systems.

Retrofit of a theatre and library building in the Township of Stirling-Rawdon, ON to continue to provide cultural, educational, and social services to the community. It includes replacement or upgrades to the building's heating system, lighting, windows, and various accessibility features.