Amount
$841.8K
Program
Canada Public Transit FundProvince
ONType
Contribution
Agreement Number
278-2024-2025-Q4-00118
Purpose
4 projects: 1.40 km of paved multi-use trails to be located within existing boulevards - with the purpose of moving cycles off busy roads and creating clear linkages for communities. (1) Pedestrian link. Includes a pedestrian and cycle crossover at major intersection. Connection to marginalized neighbourhood. (2) Two segments of existing sidewalk boulevard are being proposed to convert to off-road, multi-use paths. Utility poles must be relocated (may be ineligible segment). (3) Proposed conversion of sidewalk to multi-use trail. Utility poles must also be relocated (may be ineligible segment). (4) Proposed conversion of sidewalk to multi-use trail. The overall objective of these projects is to support the growing demand for AT infrastructure by providing safer and better connected access between existing AT infrastructure and major destinations across the city.
Corporation of the City of Sault Ste. Marie | Corporation de la Ville de Sault Ste. Marie × Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
4 grants totalling $47.8M
Canada Public Transit Fund
184 grants totalling $896.2M
Related Grants
| Recipient | Amount | Program |
|---|---|---|
| City of Toronto | Ville de Toronto | $349.0M | Canada Public Transit Fund |
| City of Toronto | Ville de Toronto | $180.0M | Canada Public Transit Fund |
| Regional Municipality of York | Municipalité Régionale d'York | $76.0M | Canada Public Transit Fund |
| City of Hamilton | Ville d'Hamilton | $62.1M | Canada Public Transit Fund |
| Association of School Transportation Services of British Columbia | Association des services de transport scolaire de la Colombie-Britannique | $52.5M | Canada Public Transit Fund |