16 records totalling $23,887,500.00 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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939854-363851-1 — Sussex Strategy Group
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| Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario | $23,887,500 | 16 records |
To provide business development programming and support to Indigenous entrepreneurs.
To implement the Toronto Economic Resilience Initiative to advance inclusive and sustainable economic growth and strengthen Toronto’s diverse communities and main street businesses.
To implement the Toronto Economic Resilience Initiative to advance inclusive and sustainable economic growth and strengthen Toronto’s diverse communities and main street businesses.
To implement the Toronto Economic Resilience Initiative to advance inclusive and sustainable economic growth and strengthen Toronto’s diverse communities and main street businesses.
The project will implement public Wi-Fi at 45 City of Toronto Community and Recreation Centres.
Improve the June Callwood Park, including the addition of new playground equipment, new north-south access routes and pathways, and new benches and a seating wall.
Support the improvements to the Close Avenue Parkette in Toronto, including the conversion of the aging wading pool to a new splash pad, the renovation to the existing playground, and a new outdoor cl...
Support the improvements to the York Street Park, to be renamed to Love Park, by planting trees, shrubs, vines, groundcover and sod, as well as benches and a shade structure.
Improve baseball diamonds at the Heron Park in Scarborough.
Reconstruct the outdoor artificial ice rink with a connected leisure ice skating pad at Dufferin Grove Park.
This project will create three community cultural hubs in Toronto by featuring art work from over 1,000 emerging Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPoC) artists.
The project will improve Montgomery’s Inn - Farmers’ Market existing space to allow for increased social distancing, seating, and additional vendor stalls.
The project will improve seventeen and expand six community gardens in low-income neighbourhoods in Toronto.
The project will implement eight Live Green Community Actions Hubs at various parks across the City.
Design and implement accessibility upgrades at the Assembly Hall in Toronto.
Support new brick-paved Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act compliant paths and ramps from the adjacent road and staircase to the historic house museum.