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Grant: Canada Public Transit Fund

Lac La Ronge Indian Band | Lac La Ronge Indian Band

$50,000.00

Active Transportation and Pedestrian Safety Plan for Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan.

FY 2024-25 · 2025-02-25

Summary
The Stanley Mission Active Transportation and Pedestrian Safety Plan (ATPSP) will address gaps in the trail network and provide a strategy for developing a healthy, safe, and enjoyable multi-use pathway network throughout the reserve of Stanley Mission #157. The purpose of the ATPSP will be to: • Develop a strategy for Stanley Mission to prioritize the development of safe and intuitive multi-use pathway connections between key destinations within the community and to the neighbouring community (Northern Village of Stanley Mission). • Create a baseline inventory of where members live, the main destinations they commute to, informal desire paths, and areas accessible by walking compared to areas accessible by driving. • Identify and recognize community priorities around multi-use pathways, roadway design with pedestrians in mind, and safety considerations. • Inform future development, design, and connectivity of new subdivisions on reserve lands. • Identify priority projects that Stanley Mission can construct in the years following through capital funding. The Stanley Mission ATPSP will rely on local support from LLRIB’s Lands Committee. A Project Management Team (PMT) will also be created, made up of stakeholders such as elected officials, lands staff, infrastructure and housing staff, a youth representative, and an elder representative. Community members would be involved throughout the project through in-person and virtual community engagement events.
Program
Canada Public Transit FundCanada Public Transit Fund (linked with high confidence)
Location
La Ronge, Town of | La Ronge, Ville de, Saskatchewan, Canada
Recipient Type
Indigenous recipient
Type
Grant
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
2025-02-25
Agreement Title
Active Transportation and Pedestrian Safety Plan for Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan.
Agreement Title (French)
Le plan de transport actif et de sécurité des piétons de Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan.
Agreement Type
Grant
Agreement Value
$50,000.00
Amendment Number
0
Description
The Stanley Mission Active Transportation and Pedestrian Safety Plan (ATPSP) will address gaps in the trail network and provide a strategy for developing a healthy, safe, and enjoyable multi-use pathway network throughout the reserve of Stanley Mission #157. The purpose of the ATPSP will be to: • Develop a strategy for Stanley Mission to prioritize the development of safe and intuitive multi-use pathway connections between key destinations within the community and to the neighbouring community (Northern Village of Stanley Mission). • Create a baseline inventory of where members live, the main destinations they commute to, informal desire paths, and areas accessible by walking compared to areas accessible by driving. • Identify and recognize community priorities around multi-use pathways, roadway design with pedestrians in mind, and safety considerations. • Inform future development, design, and connectivity of new subdivisions on reserve lands. • Identify priority projects that Stanley Mission can construct in the years following through capital funding. The Stanley Mission ATPSP will rely on local support from LLRIB’s Lands Committee. A Project Management Team (PMT) will also be created, made up of stakeholders such as elected officials, lands staff, infrastructure and housing staff, a youth representative, and an elder representative. Community members would be involved throughout the project through in-person and virtual community engagement events.
Description (French)
Le plan de transport actif et de sécurité des piétons de Stanley Mission (ATPSP) comblera les lacunes du réseau de sentiers et fournira une stratégie pour développer un réseau de sentiers polyvalents sains, sûrs et agréables dans l'ensemble de la réserve de Stanley Mission #157. L'objectif de ce plan est de - Élaborer une stratégie pour Stanley Mission afin de donner la priorité au développement de connexions sûres et intuitives de sentiers à usages multiples entre les destinations clés de la communauté et la communauté voisine (le village nordique de Stanley Mission). - Créer un inventaire de base de l'endroit où les membres vivent, des principales destinations vers lesquelles ils se rendent, des sentiers informels désirés et des zones accessibles à pied par rapport aux zones accessibles en voiture. - Identifier et reconnaître les priorités de la communauté en ce qui concerne les sentiers polyvalents, la conception des routes en tenant compte des piétons et les considérations de sécurité. - Informer le développement futur, la conception et la connectivité des nouveaux lotissements sur les terres de réserve. - Identifier les projets prioritaires que Stanley Mission pourra réaliser dans les années à venir grâce à des fonds d'investissement. Le PSTA de Stanley Mission s'appuiera sur le soutien local du Comité des terres de la LLRIB. Une équipe de gestion de projet (EGP) sera également créée, composée de parties prenantes telles que des élus, des membres du personnel des terres, du personnel chargé des infrastructures et du logement, un représentant des jeunes et un représentant des aînés. Les membres de la communauté seront impliqués tout au long du projet par le biais d'événements d'engagement communautaire en personne et virtuels.
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
La Ronge, Town of | La Ronge, Ville de
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Legal Name
Lac La Ronge Indian Band | Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Recipient Province or Territory
SK
Reference Number
278-2024-2025-Q4-00113
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