Use this tool to search how the Government of Canada spends money. The data in this tool comes from multiple publicly available Government of Canada sources including Grants and Contributions, Contracts over $10K, the Public Accounts' transfer payments, research funding databases (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR), and Global Affairs Canada projects. Type in one or more keywords and filter the results by year, department, recipient, program or location to explore the data. Contracts of $10,000 and under are published only as each department's yearly totals, which its spending page shows.
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$253,188,374.00
City of Ottawa
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$54,298,436.00
Regional Municipality of York
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$9,686,494.00
Langs Bus Lines Limited
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$8,422,347.00
Association of School Transportation Services of British Columbia
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$6,053,545.00
British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$5,325,918.00
Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$4,244,942.00
Credit Valley Conservation Authority
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$2,675,938.00
Tsleil-Waututh Nation
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$2,641,956.00
City of Calgary
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$2,048,589.00
Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC)
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,911,823.00
University of Victoria
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,880,817.00
City of Montreal
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,827,838.00
Municipality of Jasper
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,600,537.00
City of Edmonton
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,550,952.00
Town of Whitby
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,507,145.00
Petit-Saguenay
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,320,000.00
Regional County Municipality of Laurentides
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,307,179.00
City of Fredericton
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,259,619.00
BC Transit
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,213,123.00
City of Regina
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,177,814.00
Sainte-Catherine
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,121,312.00
City of Dieppe
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,100,340.00
The Corporation of the Town of Tecumseh
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,050,550.00
Nisga'a Village of Gitlaxt'aamix (formerly New Aiyansh)
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Permanent Public Transit Program
2024-25
$1,046,643.00
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