1,580 records totalling $784,110,004.53 CAD, from official Government of Canada open data.
$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.
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% |
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
Number of physical community or regional assets developed, modernized or expanded as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 41.0
Number of value-added products, processes, services or technologies developed as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 101.0
Number of value-added products, processes, services or technologies commercialized as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 42.0
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
Number of businesses created, maintained, expanded or modernized as a direct result of FedNor project activities
Target: — · Actual: 2035.0
Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena Accessibility & Energy Upgrades.
Downtown revitalization in support of infrastructure and small business
To provide a Signature tourism attraction in Muskoka.
Equipment purchases to Diamond Bit Manufacturing Improvements
Expansion of facility hosting music camps, cultural events and specialized classes, to increase tourism visitation and spending.
Community Infrastructure in support of sport and recreation.
Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena Accessibility & Energy Upgrades.
To provide liquidity relief in order to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19.
To provide liquidity relief in order to mitigate the impacts of Covid-19.
Revitalization of open air, multi-use community facility that offers both track and turf infrastructure.
Construction of an accessible boardwalk walkway connecting two sections of the popular waterfront boardwalk.
Water front infrastructure in support of community economic development.
Product development - Upgrading a marine park docks
Recreational infrastructure for First Nation Community.
Establish a playground with structures.
Waterfront development infrastructure to support expanded cruise ship tourism.
To provide liquidity support related to COVID-19.
South core downtown revitalization including the demolition of an enclosed centre, re-opening of street to public travel, and establishment of new public spaces and business opportunities.
Infrastructure in support of new tourism amenities in Muskoka.
Install 5 km of permanent residential lighting on 5 km Nordic ski trail.
Tourism Relief Fund Liquidity Support
Lansdowne Road, Centennial Park and Pier Revitalization Project includes widening of road, installing sidewalks and streetscape features such as benches, vegetation, lighting and aesthetic waste bins
Modernizing the business to expand occupancy rate and extend operating season.
Tourism Revitalization and Expansion
Complete renovations to existing property to create an eco-tourism and land-based experience center.