Investing in Canada plan: Infrastructure Canada Bilateral Agreements - Ontario
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| Funding Approved - Ontario | ||
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| 2018 Funding |
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81.36% of the total available money was approved.$1.36 Billion of the $1.36 Billion from Green Infrastructure Stream was approved.$5.62 Billion of the $7.47 Billion from Public Transit Infrastructure Stream was approved.$363.75 Million of the $441.94 Million from Community, Culture, and Recreation Stream was approved.$288.95 Million of the $292.37 Million from Rural and Northern Communities was approved.$862.44 Million of the $874.32 Million from COVID-19 Resilience was approved.
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| 2016 Funding |
The following graphic represent this information:95.07% of the total available money was approved.$516.34 Million of the $564.41 Million from Clean Water and Wastewater Fund was approved.$1.43 Billion of the $1.48 Billion from Public Transit Infrastructure Fund was approved.
* $418M subject to approval from Treasury Board of Canada |
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Ontario
The Government of Canada is making an historic $180 billion investment in infrastructure through the Investing in Canada plan to build the communities of the 21st century. As part of this plan, the Government of Canada is signing new bilateral agreements with all provinces and territories that will see more than $33 billion in federal investment towards significant infrastructure projects across the country under four priority areas:
- Public transit;
- Green infrastructure;
- Community, culture, and recreation infrastructure;
- Rural and northern communities; and
- COVID-19 Resilience.
On March 14, 2018, the Honourable Amarjeet Sohi, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, and the Honourable Bob Chiarelli, Ontario Minister of Infrastructure, signed the bilateral agreement between Canada and Ontario for long-term infrastructure projects. This agreement will provide more than $11.8 billion over the next decade in federal funding under the Investing in Canada plan. The projects supported through this agreement will be cost-shared with the Ontario government, municipalities and other partners.
Ontario's Transit Allocation (by community)
The Public Transit stream will provide provinces, territories and municipalities with funding to address the new construction, expansion, and improvement and rehabilitation of public transit infrastructure.
The table below provides an overview of the maximum transit allocations for municipalities in Ontario.
| Municipality | Maximum Transit Allocation |
|---|---|
Bancroft |
$84,308 |
Barrie |
$23,417,948 |
Belleville |
$8,200,178 |
Blind River |
$12,533 |
Bradford West Gwillimbury |
$231,115 |
Brampton |
$191,638,418 |
Brantford |
$14,371,517 |
Brockville |
$1,062,382 |
Burlington |
$18,086,988 |
Chapleau |
$29,888 |
Chatham-Kent |
$1,975,116 |
Clarence-Rockland |
$1,370,440 |
Cobourg |
$1,007,022 |
Cochrane |
$58,772 |
Collingwood |
$2,002,443 |
Cornwall |
$7,275,292 |
Cramahe |
$26,278 |
Deseronto |
$154,191 |
Dryden |
$40,457 |
Durham Region |
$94,998,054 |
Dysart et Al |
$13,664 |
Elliot Lake |
$934,885 |
Espanola |
$49,370 |
Fort Erie |
$524,115 |
Fort Frances |
$193,680 |
Greater Sudbury |
$39,761,939 |
Greenstone |
$18,251 |
Guelph |
$58,213,891 |
Halton Hills |
$567,794 |
Hamilton |
$204,382,601 |
Hanover |
$307,125 |
Hearst |
$104,134 |
Huntsville |
$262,107 |
Ingersoll |
$35,915 |
Kapuskasing |
$159,820 |
Kawartha Lakes |
$946,802 |
Kenora |
$617,146 |
Kingston |
$42,885,998 |
Lanark County |
$152,925 |
LaSalle |
$28,341 |
Leamington |
$257,818 |
London |
$204,878,185 |
Loyalist Township |
$898,527 |
Machin |
$8,759 |
Marmora and Lake |
$41,208 |
Meaford |
$40,258 |
Metrolinx |
$593,117,749 |
Midland |
$491,648 |
Milton |
$3,920,679 |
Mississauga |
$338,998,745 |
Niagara Falls |
$20,718,476 |
Niagara Region |
$1,860,821 |
Niagara-on-the-Lake |
$148,916 |
Norfolk County |
$64,455 |
North Bay |
$14,537,626 |
North Perth |
$75,793 |
Oakville |
$26,524,525 |
Orangeville |
$1,019,880 |
Orillia |
$6,862,649 |
Ottawa |
$881,370,164 |
Owen Sound |
$1,842,316 |
Parry Sound |
$9,302 |
Peel |
$5,596,750 |
Pembroke |
$131,017 |
Perth East |
$106,749 |
Peterborough City |
$31,174,174 |
Peterborough County |
$23,970 |
Point Edward |
$234,997 |
Port Colborne |
$239,042 |
Port Hope |
$567,124 |
Prince Edward County |
$71,893 |
Quinte West |
$815,586 |
Renfrew |
$352,007 |
Russell |
$475,279 |
Sarnia |
$11,080,716 |
Sault Ste Marie |
$17,413,757 |
Schreiber |
$16,840 |
St. Catharines |
$47,032,154 |
St. Marys |
$105,274 |
St. Thomas |
$2,214,728 |
Stratford |
$5,667,014 |
Tecumseh |
$254,579 |
Temiskaming Shores |
$1,248,733 |
Thorold |
$2,962,303 |
Thunder Bay |
$33,263,287 |
Timmins |
$8,432,904 |
Toronto |
$4,896,575,759 |
Trent Hills |
$36,349 |
Wasaga Beach |
$656,517 |
Waterloo Region |
$187,011,925 |
Wawa |
$10,795 |
Welland |
$7,835,892 |
West Elgin |
$24,649 |
West Perth |
$35,064 |
Windsor |
$57,910,359 |
Woodstock |
$3,260,913 |
York Region |
$203,643,532 |
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