Contribution: Canada Public Transit Fund
Sturgeon Lake First Nation | Sturgeon Lake First Nation
$6,065,703.00
Phase 2 - Sturgeon Lake First Nation Active Transportation Network
FY 2024-25 · 2025-03-20
Summary
This project involves the development of a total of 12 km of raised 1.8 m wide asphalt pathways that will connect the three residential subdivisions to one another, and connect the primary residential development areas of the community to primary community services, programs, and amenities, such as the health centre, child and family services,
birthing centre, community centre, adult education centre, band office, pow wow arbour, and school. The subdivisions are situated approximately 9.5 km apart, with the remaining 2.5 km of multi-use pathway connecting to adjacent destinations such as the Amisk Cultural Centre, public beaches and recreation areas, the playgrounds, and other community facilities and amenities.
The pathway will travel adjacent to and separate from Sturgeon Lake Road to provide increased user safety. The pathway will be constructed adjacent to the ditch and along the hillside on the south side of Sturgeon Lake Road. Construction will include grading the 12 km pathway to reduce elevation changes wherever possible.
The pathway will include two four-season shelters that will be provided in case there is inclement weather while people are traveling along the pathway. Benches and garbage cans will also be provided at key locations to provide rest stops along the route. Lighting will be provided along the entire route to safely guide users along the path, and to provide additional safety and security.
Program
Canada Public Transit FundCanada Public Transit Fund (linked with high confidence)
Location
Sturgeon Lake First Nation | Première Nation de Sturgeon Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions
As published
Additional Information
Multi-year award for fiscal years 2024-25 to 2026-27.
Additional Information (French)
Contribution pluriannuelle pour les exercices financiers 2024-25 à 2026-27.
Agreement End Date
2027-03-31
Agreement Start Date
2025-03-20
Agreement Title
Phase 2 - Sturgeon Lake First Nation Active Transportation Network
Agreement Title (French)
Phase 2 - Réseau de transport actif de la Première nation de Sturgeon Lake
Agreement Type
Contribution
Agreement Value
$6,065,703.00
Amendment Number
0
Description
This project involves the development of a total of 12 km of raised 1.8 m wide asphalt pathways that will connect the three residential subdivisions to one another, and connect the primary residential development areas of the community to primary community services, programs, and amenities, such as the health centre, child and family services,
birthing centre, community centre, adult education centre, band office, pow wow arbour, and school. The subdivisions are situated approximately 9.5 km apart, with the remaining 2.5 km of multi-use pathway connecting to adjacent destinations such as the Amisk Cultural Centre, public beaches and recreation areas, the playgrounds, and other community facilities and amenities.
The pathway will travel adjacent to and separate from Sturgeon Lake Road to provide increased user safety. The pathway will be constructed adjacent to the ditch and along the hillside on the south side of Sturgeon Lake Road. Construction will include grading the 12 km pathway to reduce elevation changes wherever possible.
The pathway will include two four-season shelters that will be provided in case there is inclement weather while people are traveling along the pathway. Benches and garbage cans will also be provided at key locations to provide rest stops along the route. Lighting will be provided along the entire route to safely guide users along the path, and to provide additional safety and security.
Description (French)
Ce projet comprend l'aménagement d'un total de 12 km de sentiers asphaltés surélevés de 1,8 m de large qui relieront les trois lotissements résidentiels les uns aux autres et qui relieront les principales zones de développement résidentiel de la collectivité aux principaux services, programmes et commodités communautaires, tels que le centre de santé, les services à l'enfance et à la famille, le centre de naissance, le centre communautaire, le centre d'éducation des adultes, le bureau de la bande, la tonnelle de pow-wow et l'école. Nos lotissements sont situés à environ 9,5 km l'un de l'autre, et les 2,5 km restants du sentier polyvalent sont reliés aux destinations adjacentes telles que le centre culturel Amisk, les plages publiques et les aires de loisirs, les terrains de jeux et d'autres installations et commodités communautaires.
Le sentier sera adjacent à la route du lac Sturgeon et séparé de celle-ci afin d'accroître la sécurité des usagers. Le sentier sera construit à côté du fossé et le long du flanc de la colline sur le côté sud du chemin du lac Sturgeon. La construction comprendra le nivellement du sentier de 12 km afin de réduire les dénivellations dans la mesure du possible.
Le sentier comprendra deux abris quatre saisons qui seront installés en cas de mauvais temps pendant que les gens se déplacent le long du sentier. Des bancs et des poubelles seront également installés à des endroits clés afin d'offrir des aires de repos le long du sentier. Des éclairages seront installés tout au long du parcours pour guider les usagers en toute sécurité, et pour renforcer la sûreté et la sécurité.
Organization Code
infc
Organization
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities | Ministère du Logement, de l’Infrastructure et des Collectivités
Program Name
Canada Public Transit Fund
Program Name (French)
Fonds pour le transport en commun du Canada
Recipient City
Sturgeon Lake First Nation | Première Nation de Sturgeon Lake
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
Sturgeon Lake First Nation | Sturgeon Lake First Nation
Recipient Province or Territory
SK
Reference Number
278-2024-2025-Q4-00021