Grants and Contributions

Develop digital adoption plan

Develop digital adoption plan

Contribution as part of the Participant Funding Program to Mathias Colomb Cree Nation (in trust to Woodward and Company Lawyers LLP) to assist in preparing for and engaging in Indigenous consultation activities and public participation opportunities associated with the assessment process for the Lynn Lake Gold Project.

Contribution as part of the Policy Dialogue Program to Martin Olszynski to assist in preparing for and engaging in participation activities associated with the ongoing Review of Legislative, Regulatory, and Policy Development Processes.

This study provides a technical assessment for a proposed new off-road active trail extending the existing “Rail Trail” from the Town of Kemptville to the northern municipal boundary. The proposed trail extension follows a former rail corridor owned in part by the Municipality of North Grenville and the City of Ottawa. The Municipality of North Grenville will collaborate with the City of Ottawa (who will submit a complementary ATF technical assessment study) to plan a seamless off-road AT link between Ottawa and Kemptville. The studies will together identify the requirements and costs to implement the first comfortable cycling linkage (12km in length) between these two adjacent rural population centers of 4,000 and 2,700 residents. This planned off-road cycling link would bypass 15 km on-road shared-lane conditions mixing cyclists with heavy high-speed traffic.

The objectives of developing bicycle parking guidelines will assist Regional staff, staff of Durham's eight local area municipalities, developers and other stakeholders with identifying best practices in providing bicycle parking facilities, locations and overall guidance of how to implement and manage high-quality bicycle parking infrastructure across Durham Region. This project will examine best practices in other similar jurisdiction in Southern Ontario and across Canada and make recommendations into how The Region can develop Durham specific guidelines. This planning project is the second priority planning project being submitted. The importance of developing amenities, such as parking, to support cycling is important to all residents and stakeholders in the Region.

A retrofit and expansion of an existing cultural building in Pictou, NS that includes a new modern public library, expanded event space for a theatre, visual arts exhibition facilities, and office/meeting space for community groups. The facility will host over forty organizations that deliver services to equity-deserving groups on a regular basis.

Mackenzie is excited about reducing their Recreation Centre's energy consumption and GHG emissions. The remote community (Beaver, Dënéndeh, Takla, Kelly Lake and Tse'khene territories) is surrounded by stunning forests, lakes, and mountains. Residents would like to ensure that the enveloping nature is kept as pristine as possible. This will be done using a heat pump to offset the natural gas used to power the amenities that support the diverse population of the town, neighbouring regions and first nation territories. To counteract the energy used by the heat pump, a solar panel array will be installed on the roof of the facility to generate electricity. The facility needs to replace their damaged arena slab and dasher boards.

This project aims to increase domestic and export sales of Canadian wine through market development and increased recognition, awareness and trust in 100% Canadian grown and made premium wines and protect, maintain and enhance market access for Canadian wine producers.

April 2023 - Tropical Cyclone Freddy made landfall in southern Africa in February and March, bringing heavy rains, flooding, and landslides to Mozambique and Malawi. Altogether, it is estimated that more than 3.3 million people in these countries had been affected by Freddy, including more than 700 dead and nearly 850,000 displaced from their homes. Flooding has caused damage to crops and infrastructure, increasing food insecurity.

With GAC’s support, WFP addresses the food assistance needs of cyclone-affected people in both Mozambique and Malawi and also provides logistical support to the overall humanitarian response. Project activities include: (1) distributing emergency food rations to displaced or food insecure households; and (2) providing storage and land or air transportation services to local authorities and humanitarian organizations.