Expand the multi modal transportation infrastructure currently servicing the mining sector to include the agricultural sector allowing local farmers to cost effectively ship products to new markets.
Federal spending by Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario
1,580 records totalling $784,110,004.53 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
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Where the money flows
Contracting
$1.9M
across 48 contracts over $10k
39.1%
of contract dollars awarded without competition (27 contracts)
95.8%
of contracts with known bid counts received one bid or fewer (48 reported)
"Without competition" counts solicitation codes TN (non-competitive) and AC (Advance Contract Award Notice). Non-competitive awards are legal and sometimes required; the rate is context, not a judgment.
Planned vs. actual spending
What Parliament authorised this organization to spend versus what it actually spent, across all its votes. Source: Public Accounts of Canada (via GC InfoBase). This covers the organization's entire budget, not just the grants and contracts listed below.
| Fiscal year | Authorised | Spent | Used |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-2025 | $65,990,572 | $64,063,131 | 97.1% |
| 2023-2024 | $76,642,490 | $71,776,379 | 93.7% |
| 2022-2023 | $135,164,307 | $132,077,866 | 97.7% |
| 2021-2022 | $101,350,214 | $89,220,951 | 88.0% |
Did it deliver? (2024-2025 results report)
Every department sets measurable performance targets and reports against them. Source: Departmental Results Reports via GC InfoBase — the department's own self-reported scorecard.
8
of 15 targets met
6
targets not met
1
not yet measurable or unavailable
See missed targets
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Number of physical community or regional assets developed, modernized or expanded as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 41.0
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Number of value-added products, processes, services or technologies developed as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 101.0
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Number of value-added products, processes, services or technologies commercialized as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 42.0
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Number of assets in support of innovation created, acquired/adopted or enhanced/adapted as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 53.0
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Number of businesses created, maintained, expanded or modernized as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 2035.0
Expand the multi modal transportation infrastructure currently servicing the mining sector to include the agricultural sector allowing local farmers to cost effectively ship products to new markets.
Extension of Intelligent Patient Scheduling Platform and commercialization in Canada and the U.S.
To build a hotel as part of the Pikangikum Safe House Project.
Milking robotic installation and barn upgrades.
Construction of a commercial grain handling facility including a weigh scale, storage bins and dryer to enable increased crop production and export, and ultimately grow farm businesses in the region.
Milking robotic installation and barn upgrades
Capital investments, including new and upgraded equipment and new fabrication space, to grow capacity and increase productivity.
The project supports an upgraded fuel storage and dispensing system to strengthen local business viability and expand marine tourism activity.
A project allowing a biomass pellet manufacturer to diversify its domestic market access through equipment upgrades, consultation and facility improvements in response to tariff implications on its fo...
Agri-Food Innovation Ecosystem project for Algoma leading to technology adoption, export development and business scale-up.
Northern Ontario Agri-Tech Hub enabling access to expertise and financing for agri-food companies leading to business start-up and scale-up.
Northern Ontario Agri-Tech Hub enabling access to expertise and financing for agri-food companies leading to business start-up and scale-up.
Adaptation and growth project for this First Nation community-owned business, by implementing a new business plan to restructure and build on its current job creation in the resource industries.
A digital and communal professional development network with a goal of creating a pan northern dialogue and eliminate duplication of training and resource services,
Comprehensive Community Planning
Water front infrastructure in support of community economic development.
Support the purchase of one mining drill which will be utilized in a joint venture with a drilling firm.
Enhancing productivity and domestic market diversification for a steel manufacturer affected by tariffs
Purchase and install computer server and equipment.
Purchase and install computer server and equipment.
Self-controlled environment greenhouse & community supports.
Upgrade to the dynamic soil-structure interaction testing facility to support innovation in Northern Ontario
Pan-Northern Community Futures Development Corporations (CFDC) management information systems (MIS) licensing and software support for two years.
Construct a Community Readiness and Wellness Centre.