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Program:Permanent Public Transit Program

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
City of Corner Brook Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$1,034,195.00
Municipality of the District of Clare Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$995,548.00
Renfrew County Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$950,174.00
Municipality of East Ferris Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$933,424.00
City of Saskatoon Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$909,116.00
Town of Whitecourt Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$893,611.00
The City of Greater Sudbury Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$875,529.00
Acadian Peninsula Regional Service Commission Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$870,975.00
Regional Municipality of Tracadie Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$856,811.00
Town of Essex Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$852,815.00
Montreal Lake Cree Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$850,000.00
Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs Inc. Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$803,159.00
Comox Valley Regional District Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$772,618.00
Town of Cochrane Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$770,400.00
Kapawe'no First Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$757,554.00
City of Edmonton Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$756,491.00
City of Barrie Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$753,318.00
Sturgeon Lake First Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$720,000.00
Village of Canning Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$718,009.00
Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC) Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Permanent Public Transit Program	2022-23	$708,852.00
Town of Stony Plain Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$597,584.00
Matsqui First Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$596,304.00
City of Penticton Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$577,131.00
City of Vancouver Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$576,515.00
Town of Canmore Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$573,060.00

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