Grants & funding in local government
1,131 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-03. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Orillia, ON (25)
- Hamilton, ON (22)
- Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, BC (20)
- Cowichan Valley Regional District, BC (18)
- Peace River, AB (17)
- Capital Regional District, BC (17)
- St. Paul, AB (16)
- Yellowhead County, AB (15)
- Creston, BC (15)
- Kaslo, BC (14)
- Corman Park No. 344, SK (14)
- Regional District of North Okanagan, BC (14)
Latest matching meetings
Community Grant Advisory Committee meeting agenda is procedural only
This agenda for the Cold Lake, AB Community Grant Advisory Committee meeting on 2026-09-17 contains only boilerplate interface text and no actual agenda items, decisions, or discussion topics. The document provides no substantive content for residents to review.
Community Services Board reviews 2027 grant budget draft and minor terms updates
The Municipal District of Bighorn No. 8 Community Services Board will meet to approve the agenda and minutes, finalize minor edits to its Terms of Reference, and discuss the draft 2027 Community Services Grant Budget. No major decisions are scheduled.
Heritage board to decide on $5,000 grant for Hinton museum and sign designs
The Yellowhead County Heritage Advisory Board will consider approving a $5,000 grant to the Hinton Historical Society for operating funds at the Northern Rockies Museum of Culture and Heritage, despite the society's request for $10,000. The board will also review and potentially approve the final design for an…
Committee to discuss energy audit report and Green Fest funding
The Climate Action Committee will discuss a draft report regarding an energy audit. The committee will also receive an update on the Green Fest event subcommittee and consider a resolution of advice for Green Fest funding.
Council to review IT master plan, insurance renewal, and capital reallocation
The Township of Georgian Bay Council is meeting to hear a deputation on the Information Technology Master Plan from Blackline Consulting, review staff reports on the annual Investment Policy Statement, insurance policy renewal for 2026/2027, and reallocation of capital funding for fire hall upgrades. Council will also…
Council receives updates on High Speed Rail and Hydro One grant status
The Council is receiving information regarding the proposed High Speed Rail network and the status of a failed grant application. The meeting also includes the adoption of previous minutes and administrative updates.
Discussions on health care scholarships and food processing in the ALR
The Committee of the Whole will hear delegations regarding health care scholarship funding and proposed regulatory changes for food processing in the Agricultural Land Reserve. The committee may also discuss setting up meetings with college and medical center representatives to review grant-in-aid opportunities.
Regional Board to consider development permit and transfer station expansion
The Regional Board will review a development permit amendment for a residential project at 1643 N Westside Road. The meeting also includes discussions on expanding the North Westside Transfer Station and applying for emergency services grant funding.
Committee reviews GIS agreement and discretionary grants
The Electoral Area Services Committee will consider a GIS services agreement with the Village of Radium for 2026-2029. The committee will also review several applications for Discretionary Grants-in-Aid.
North Stormont Committee discusses community fund distribution and grant priorities
The Amalgamated Recreation Committee will discuss allocating Community Fund amounts among six recreation committees and establishing funding priorities for the upcoming Ontario Trillium Foundation Capital Grant. The meeting also includes presentations from the Crysler Citizens Committee regarding their 2026 funding…
Committee reviews grants and discusses data center project for 2026
The Economic & Tourism Development Committee will discuss revisions to the Value-Added Agriculture and Tourism Incentive Grant and consider new business retention programs. The meeting will also include a quarterly report on the Sunrise Gateway Business Park and a presentation on the Mihta Askiy Data Center project.
Prince George Council to review active transportation plan and grant policy changes
Council will consider approving the Prince George Active Transportation Plan and amending policies for multiyear funding grants. The agenda also includes a request for a public inquiry into B.C. forest and wildfire management.
Council to review parking and traffic calming on Main Street
The Council will hear a presentation from Steve Blakey regarding parking on the east end of Main Street. The meeting also includes discussions on fire department renovations and a grant application for sports infrastructure.
Committee to review site plans and access fund request
The Accessibility Advisory Committee is meeting to review site plan applications for accessibility compliance and to consider an Access Fund request. The agenda includes confirmation of previous minutes and standard procedural items.
Silverton Council considers grant applications and local development permits
The Council will discuss applying for up to $1.15 million in Columbia Basin Trust grants for park and waterfront improvements. Other items include a liquor licence request for a Memorial Hall event, a residential development permit, and a snowplow purchase.
FCSS Board to consider $2,500 grant for Wildwood Quilt and Craft Group charity quilts
The Yellowhead County FCSS Advisory Board is meeting to decide on grant requests and receive reports. Key items include a proposed $2,500 grant for the Wildwood Quilt and Craft Group to purchase supplies for charity quilts, and a $5,486.86 grant for the Wildwood Grandparent Program. The board will also accept…
Committee reviews several funding requests for community programs and services
The Electoral Area Directors Committee is reviewing multiple requests for funding from local associations and organizations. These requests cover various community needs including emergency services, local events, and infrastructure projects.
Brokenhead Committee discusses speed reduction and community funding requests
The Committee of the Whole will discuss several community items, including a request to reduce the speed limit on Garson Drive to 50 km/h. The agenda also includes funding requests for Garson Hall and the Tyndall Curling Club.
Council to consider wildfire mitigation grants for Lac des Arcs and Canmore
The Council is reviewing two requests related to the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta (FRIAA) grant program. The first involves accepting vegetation management funding for the Lac des Arcs hamlet, and the second proposes a letter of support for the Town of Canmore's application for a regional…
Council to consider $6.9M Kalamalka Lake Road project amendment
Vernon City Council will consider a scope and budget amendment for the Kalamalka Lake Road 14th Avenue to Highway 6 and Multi-use Path to East Hill project, adding a signalized intersection and increasing the budget to $6.9 million. The meeting also includes public submissions on a road closure, several bylaw…
Council to hear request for increased Multicultural Heritage Festival funding
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to receive information and discuss several items, including a delegation from Wetaskiwin Literacy & Wellness Services and the Wetaskiwin Multicultural Heritage Festival requesting increased city investment. The committee will also review mid-year development statistics, a snow and…
Committee discusses baseball field grants and park golf proposal
The committee is reviewing a feasibility report for the Toronto Blue Jays Field of Dreams grant to upgrade ball diamonds. Members are also discussing a proposal to introduce park golf to the community and the grand opening of Beaver Harbour Park courts.
McBride Council to discuss grant support and rail safety proclamation
The Council will review several items for information and discussion, including a request for a Rail Safety Week proclamation and support for a homeowners grant. The meeting also includes reports on building permit statistics and police outreach resources.
FCSS survey results and waste bylaw review top Hinton committee agenda
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing the FCSS Priorities Survey results and annual program review, seeking direction on a potential FCSS strategic plan. It will also review the Hinton Grant Funding Advisory Committee and consider updates to Waste Bylaw No. 933-6. The meeting includes a closed session for land, CAO…
Council to consider adopting Zoning Bylaw No. 1341 on shipping containers
This is a regular Council meeting in Kaslo, BC, with a largely procedural agenda. Council will consider adopting a zoning bylaw regulating shipping containers, awarding fall recreation grants, and approving several routine policies and permits. Public input is suspended until after the upcoming election.
Council to vote on ATV trail network, zoning changes, and $2M in payables
The Township of Alfred and Plantagenet Council is holding a regular meeting to consider several items, including presentations on ATV trail connectivity and arts and culture, consent items such as August accounts payable of $2,045,649.35, and reports on zoning amendments, culvert replacement, and winter road…
Council to pass 9 by-laws including land sales, sidewalk grants, and pay policy
The Carleton Place Council is meeting to consider and likely pass nine by-laws covering part lot control on O'Donovan Drive, land acquisition for sidewalks on Franktown Road, sale of surplus land on Lanark and Carleton Streets, a property standards amendment, a federal grant agreement for sidewalks, and a new elected…
Council to vote on zoning amendment for 28-194 Carpe Street, Phase 2C
Council will consider a zoning by-law amendment for 28-194 Carpe Street (Phase 2C of the Domaine de la Rivière Nation Subdivision), along with a tax billing and collection policy, a request from Oak's Tree of Love, and several notices of motion. The meeting includes consent items, reports, and a public question period.
Council to consider fee reductions for Bald Range Wildfire recovery
The Summerland Council is meeting to discuss several business items, including permissive tax exemptions for non-profits and places of worship, a late grant request for a healthcare center, a road closure for a community anniversary, and fee reductions for properties affected by the Bald Range Wildfire. They will also…
Council to award contracts for painting, pavilion, and survey work
Council will consider several staff reports, including awarding contracts for exterior painting of OPHP buildings, pavilion construction, and a survey of Harstone Dr, as well as approving a sole-source purchase for fire station access control. They will also review a lot addition application for 580 Nicholetts Road…
Council to consider BC Housing temporary supportive housing permit at 1525 Industrial Road 2
This special council meeting includes a public hearing and decisions on a zoning amendment, a temporary use permit for BC Housing's HEARTH supportive housing project, several development variance permits, and other administrative items. Council will also discuss the 2027 permissive property tax exemptions and a…
Okotoks committee plans United Way campaign, approves $51.18 invoice
The United Way/Okotoks Partnership Committee is meeting to discuss and plan the upcoming campaign, including role guides, auditions, promotion, and sponsorships. They will also review the annual calendar, approve an administrative invoice for $51.18, and receive updates on October United Way Month, a funding workshop…
Telkwa Council to consider OCP Bylaw 801 for third reading and adoption
Telkwa Council is meeting on September 8, 2026, to consider several staff reports and administrative matters. The most significant item is the Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 801, 2026, which will be the subject of a public hearing and then considered for third reading and adoption. Other items include a potential…
Rossland Council to approve $75,231 in community grants and new mural policy
The Council will review 2027 community grant allocations and a new Mural Policy. Other business includes zoning amendments for First Avenue and various development variance permits.
qathet Regional Board discusses subdivision applications and funding renewals
The Regional Board is reviewing several subdivision applications and a request for a letter of support for the Synergy Foundation. The meeting also includes discussions on updating the Tribute Policy and renewing a three-year funding agreement for the qathet Festival of Performing Arts.
Council to discuss residential development incentives and Assistant CAO position
The Peace River Town Council's Governance and Priorities Committee is meeting to discuss several items, including a review of the Grants to Organizations Policy, an update on the Wayfinding Project, results of a fleet auction, and proposed residential development incentive options. The committee will also consider a…
Council to review physician retention, road closure, and closed-session items
The County of Grande Prairie No. 1 council is meeting to discuss unfinished business including disposal of personal property on tax recovery properties, changes to recreation advisory board operating assistance policy, and a revised physician/nurse practitioner retention policy. They will also consider a road closure…
Board to consider supporting OPP grant application for 2026-2029
The Perth County OPP Detachment Board will meet to consider routine items including the adoption of minutes, approval of the August 2026 detachment report, and receipt of correspondence. The most substantive item is a recommendation to support the OPP's application to the Community Safety and Policing (CSP) Grant for…
Council discusses senior housing partnerships and gravel road maintenance
The Council will hear a presentation from Rocky Senior Housing Council regarding independent senior housing opportunities and funding requests. Additionally, Blade Services Ltd will present information regarding gravel road maintenance operations.
Perth council to back regional recreation facility grant application
The Committee of the Whole is considering a staff recommendation to support the Town of Perth, as lead municipality with Drummond/North Elmsley, Tay Valley, and Lanark Highlands, in applying to the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund (CSRIF) Stream 2 for a proposed regional recreation facility. The…