Grants and Contributions

To support the federal government’s commitment to maintain a strong and effective publicly funded health care system through investments in emerging and demonstrated innovations in priority areas, such as palliative and end-of-life care, home and community care, mental health care and other federal, provincial-territorial and emerging priorities.

To support the federal government’s commitment to maintain a strong and effective publicly funded health care system through investments in emerging and demonstrated innovations in priority areas, such as palliative and end-of-life care, home and community care, mental health care and other federal, provincial-territorial and emerging priorities.

A consultant/engineer will be hired to plan/design the community sidewalks and plan/design a walking/biking trail system that will connect the community to 711 acres of adjacent farm property.
The overall goal of this project is to promote physical activity and provide a safer/more accessible walking/biking environment for the entire community.
As a result of this planning and design project, future projects constructing sidewalks and walking/biking trail system could be connected to the community’s farm property.
Resulting construction projects would also contain various signage (in English & Mi’Kmaq language) showing walkers/bikers where they are on the trail to minimize risk of getting lost. Signage would also consist of some educational pieces about the area such as community facts/history, Mi’Kmaq culture, plants/animals & traditional medicines found in the area etc.

The applicant plans to create multiple multi-use/recreational trails to add to the City's existing Harmony Creek Trail. Furthermore, the City proposes to construct a bridge to be installed across the Harmony Creek to provide pedestrian and cyclist access between Esterbrook Drive and Arborwood Drive. It will add approximately 1km to the City’s multi-use recreational trail network, and provide a 3m wide, paved, multi-use recreational trail, and a bridge will be installed across the Harmony Creek to provide safe pedestrian and cyclist access. In addition to connecting to the City's existing trail system, the Harmony Creek Trail extension will provide an accessible off-road, active transportation route for residents to walk to a nearby recreation centre, schools, retail stores, restaurants and regional transit hub.

The project will create approximately 1km of separated cycle path on the Seaside Greenway connecting Balsam Street with McNicoll Avenue by: (1) repurposing a section of an existing multi-use path for cycling and adding a sidewalk; (2) widening and separating a section of an existing multi-use path; (3) adding 1 KM of new separated cycle path; and (4) formalizing a separated cycle lane on existing street right of way. The project will also add more bike racks to increase the amount of bike parking in the park.

This project consists of raising and solidifying the Broughdale Dyke to protect low density residential, high density residential, and institutional areas against more severe flooding events. Once complete, the Project is expected to increase the resilience of the Broughdale neighbourhood against climate change-driven floods.

Study: The project aims to carry out a feasibility study for the expansion and improvement of port facilities, for the development of the port of Havre-St-Pierre.

Upgrading facilities: The project aims to improve and modernize the tourism offering of a hotel located in Amqui.

Tourism facilities expansion: The project aims to enhance the tourism offering of a company operating in the field of glamping-type tourist accommodation with a spa.

Study: The project aims to carry out a feasibility study for the expansion and improvement of port facilities, for the development of the port of Havre-St-Pierre.