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Program:Permanent Public Transit Program

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
City of Saint John Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$315,959.00
Leduc County Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$315,400.00
Glenboro South Cypress and Oakland Wawanesa Handi Transit Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$293,946.00
Tourism Sault Ste. Marie Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$286,881.00
Corporation of the City of London Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$285,736.00
Council of Atlantic Ministers of Education and Training Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$276,131.00
Squamish Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$275,227.00
Government of Yukon Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$265,393.00
Corporation of the City of Mississauga Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$245,451.00
Regional County Municipality of Acton Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$239,742.00
MusGo Rider Cooperative Ltd. Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$229,827.00
Le Transport de Clare Society Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$229,335.00
Bearspaw First Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$200,715.00
Town of Lincoln Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$200,015.00
Town of Clarenville Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$194,687.00
Transdev Canada Inc Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Permanent Public Transit Program	2022-23	$192,483.00
Town of Drayton Valley Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$185,419.00
Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$183,993.00
City of Burnaby Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$183,786.00
Coaldale & District Handi Ride Association Ltd. Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$182,400.00
Xaay Daga Dlaang Society Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$178,034.00
Shawanaga First Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$175,964.00
Kings Point to Point Transit Society Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$172,868.00
Stellat'en First Nation Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$169,440.00
Matane Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Permanent Public Transit Program	2024-25	$162,025.00

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