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Canada Community-Building Fund allocations

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All local governments are eligible for Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) funding. The program provides conditional grants for capital-related projects which meet program eligibility criteria.... More ≫

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All local governments are eligible for Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) funding. The program provides conditional grants for capital-related projects which meet program eligibility criteria. CCBF funding is allocated to local governments on a per capita basis with each community receiving a base funding amount. The annual program budget is subject to Canada advising Alberta of the yearly provincial funding. Local governments are advised of their annual CCBF funding allocations after Alberta's funding has been confirmed by Canada and specific funding allocations have been authorized by the Minister of Alberta Municipal Affairs.

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Canada Community- Building Fund 2023 accepted projects report

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List of all Canada Community-Building Fund projects approved by the Minister in 2023.

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Municipal sustainability initiative : capital program guidelines

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The MSI is the Province of Alberta's commitment to provide significant long-term funding to enhance municipal sustainability and to enable municipalities to meet the demands of growth.... More ≫

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The MSI is the Province of Alberta's commitment to provide significant long-term funding to enhance municipal sustainability and to enable municipalities to meet the demands of growth. Municipalities determine projects and activities to be funded by the MSI based on local priorities, within the general qualification criteria set out in the program guidelines.

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Canada Community-Building Fund : 2023 outcomes report

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Municipal Affairs is required to prepare outcomes reports for the federal government in 2018 and 2023 describing how communities benefit from federal Canada Community-Building Fund (formerly... More ≫

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Municipal Affairs is required to prepare outcomes reports for the federal government in 2018 and 2023 describing how communities benefit from federal Canada Community-Building Fund (formerly Federal Gas Tax Fund) funding. The report also describes the impact of Canada Community-Building Fund and how local governments are improving their planning and asset management practices.

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Municipal sustainability initiative allocations

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MSI funding is allocated annually and paid to municipalities following legislative approval of the provincial budget, submission of sufficient project applications, and submission and/or... More ≫

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MSI funding is allocated annually and paid to municipalities following legislative approval of the provincial budget, submission of sufficient project applications, and submission and/or certification of Statement of Funding and Expenditures. 2023 is the last year of the MSI. In 2024, the MSI will be replaced with the Local Government Fiscal Framework.

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Municipal sustainability initiative : operating program guidelines

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The MSI is the Province of Alberta's commitment to provide significant long-term funding to enhance municipal sustainability and to enable municipalities to meet the demands of growth.... More ≫

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The MSI is the Province of Alberta's commitment to provide significant long-term funding to enhance municipal sustainability and to enable municipalities to meet the demands of growth. Municipalities determine projects and activities to be funded by the MSI based on local priorities, within the general qualification criteria set out in the program guidelines.

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Canada Community-Building Fund : program guidelines

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Guideline document to provide eligible applicants to the Canada Community-Building Fund program information on the requirements of the program. Applicants are restricted to Alberta municipalities,... More ≫

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Guideline document to provide eligible applicants to the Canada Community-Building Fund program information on the requirements of the program. Applicants are restricted to Alberta municipalities, Metis Settlements, and the Townsite of Redwood Meadows.

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Municipal Stimulus Program : accepted projects report

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The Municipal Stimulus Program provides additional capital infrastructure funding to municipalities with the primary objective to sustain and create local jobs, enhance provincial competitiveness... More ≫

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The Municipal Stimulus Program provides additional capital infrastructure funding to municipalities with the primary objective to sustain and create local jobs, enhance provincial competitiveness and productivity, position communities to participate in future economic growth, and reduce municipal red-tape to promote job-creating private sector investment. This resource contains a listing of accepted projects and includes the location, description and allocated amount for each project.

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Municipal operating support transfer (MOST) : program guidelines

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These guidelines are intended to assist local governments participating in the Municipal Operating Support Transfer (MOST), which provides funding from the Government of Alberta and the Government... More ≫

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These guidelines are intended to assist local governments participating in the Municipal Operating Support Transfer (MOST), which provides funding from the Government of Alberta and the Government of Canada to support municipalities which have experienced significant operating impacts due to the COVID-19 pandemic. MOST delivers funding to municipalities as part of the Canada-Alberta Safe Restart Agreement.

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2020 municipal operating support transfer (MOST) allocations

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This document provides allocations to municipalities and Metis Settlements under the Municipal Operating Support Transfer (MOST). This program delivers funding to municipalities as part of the... More ≫

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This document provides allocations to municipalities and Metis Settlements under the Municipal Operating Support Transfer (MOST). This program delivers funding to municipalities as part of the Canada-Alberta Safe Restart Agreement.

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