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Total received
$486.7M
Original federal grants only
Grant records
2
Federal grants 2006–2025
Adverse media assessment
No adverse signals
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Total received
$486.7M
Original federal grants only
Grant records
2
Federal grants 2006–2025
CRA registered charity
Not available
Federal grant history
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
The Project consists of a major rehabilitation of the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine Tunnel. This includes a structural rehabilitation of the Tunnel, modernization of operating equipment, improvement of user safety and infrastructure protection, rebuilding of the concrete slabs on Highway 25, and measures to promote the mobility of people and goods during construction work, including public transit.
Period
Feb 9, 2022 → Mar 31, 2027
$427.7M
QC
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
In May 2017, the Premier of Quebec announced the Chemin de fer de la Gaspésie railway rehabilitation project for resumption of passenger and freight rail transport over the entire 325 km of the network (the project will involve three sections). The rehabilitation of the Chemin de fer de la Gaspésie is important for the socioeconomic development of the region. Large corporations, including one based in Gaspé, use the train to ship freight from New Richmond. Restoring rail transport as far as Gaspé will promote and stimulate economic growth in the Gaspé region. In order to improve the resilience to climate change of Highway 132, a vital transportation corridor for both goods and people in the Gaspé region, an infrastructure program is under development. This program involves the construction and refurbishment of coastal protection infrastructures, shoreline stabilization and the relocation of segments of the highway in order to preserve the integrity of the infrastructures.
Period
Apr 1, 2021 → Mar 31, 2028
$59.0M
QC
Federal funding — by province
Alberta provincial grants
Not available
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Co-funded by the same federal department in the same year
Alberta Ministry of Transportation | Ministère des Transports de l'Alberta
$173.0M
2 shared department-years · Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
City of Kingston | Ville de Kingston
$9.9M
2 shared department-years · Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Metrolinx
$1.90B
1 shared department-year · Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Ministère De La Santé Et Des Services Sociaux | Ministère De La Santé Et Des Services Sociaux
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CRA Charities Directorate
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Office of the Auditor General
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$926.2M
1 shared department-year · Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
