GrantTrail

New Brunswick

Federal grants in St. Stephen

Grants and contributions to recipients whose address is in St. Stephen, as the department recorded it.

Total value
$62.1M
Agreements
393
To named organizations
378
$62M
To individuals or unnamed
15
$165K; never named here

Federal grants and contributions, agreements starting Jan 2006 to Oct 2026, each counted once at its latest amended value. Source: Treasury Board proactive disclosure, published October 11, 2026.

Programs

The programs that put the most money here.

ProgramAgreementsTotal
Community Futures24$14.8M
CIRNAC - Treaties and Aboriginal Government14$7.8M
REGI - Business Scale-up and Productivity13$5.4M
ICF - Strategic Community Capacity6$4.7M
Business Development Program16$4.4M
Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund1$2.4M
General Class Grants and Contributions Program1$2.3M
BDP - IBD - Trade Education & Skills Development11$1.4M
Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention2$1.3M
Oceans Management Contribution Program To Support Development And Implementation Of Oceans Conservation And Management Activities2$1.2M
BDP - Productivity and Business Skills22$1.2M
Community Action for Prenatal and Child Health Program (CAPCHP)1$893K
Community Participation And Co-Development Contribution Program2$849K
Women's Program2$846K
The Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities Program1$800K
CCG Marine Operation & Response TPP-Contributions1$730K
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs133$629K
REGI-BSP-Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)2$615K
Industrial Research Assistance Program – Contributions to Firms4$556K
Coastal Environmental Baseline Contribution Program2$521K
Indigenous and Stakeholder Capacity Fund9$510K
Aboriginal Fisheries Strategy - Negotiation and Implementation of Fisheries Agreements (AFS / NIFA)2$490K
CIRNAC - Northern Affairs2$467K
Oceans Management Program - Contributions2$439K
Indigenous Languages and Cultures Program - Indigenous Languages and Cultures1$264K

Top recipients

Organizations with the most funding.

RecipientAgreementsTotal
Passamaquoddy Recognition Group Inc71$18.9M
Charlotte County Development Corporation Inc.41$16.9M
Ganong Bros., Limited16$7.6M
Town of St. Stephen15$2.6M
Peskotomuhkati Nation at Skutik3$2.3M
Family Resource Centre of Charlotte County Inc.10$2.3M
St. Croix Estuary Project Inc.1$1.3M
Sticks and Stones Fabricating Inc.8$1.3M
The Limestone Boat Company Limited2$1M
Passamaquoaddy Recognition Group Inc.1$740K
McFarlane T.V. & Electric Ltd.11$681K
St. Stephen Development Board Incorporated3$613K
Superior Tanks Limited4$524K
Domestic Violence Association of New Brunswick, Inc.1$506K
Passamaquoddy Recognition Group4$478K
Stewart's Vertical Farms Inc.11$446K
St. Stephen Development Board1$437K
Chocolate Fest Inc.4$423K
NB Womens Shelters (New Brunswick South Central Transition House & Second Stage Coalition Inc)1$340K
The Coastal Link Trail Inc.2$258K
Southwest New Brunswick Regional Service Commission (SNBSC)1$238K
Sweeney International Marine Corp.14$230K
St. Stephen Business Improvement Area Inc.6$188K
Tidal Health Solutions Ltd.3$130K
Boys and Girls Club of Charlotte County Inc2$110K

Plus 15 agreements ($165K) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

Industries

Where the department recorded an industry code (NAICS); most agreements have none.

Industry groupAgreementsTotal
Other local, municipal and regional public administration9$5.3M
Sugar and confectionery product manufacturing7$1.4M
Greenhouse, nursery and floriculture production7$207K
Other non-metallic mineral product manufacturing4$143K
Cannabis product manufacturing2$100K
Other amusement and recreation industries1$96K
Soap, cleaning compound and toilet preparation manufacturing1$50K
Aquaculture1$32K
Fruit and tree nut farming1$1,000

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

YearAgreementsTotal
20068$3.1M
20072$923K
20086$2.3M
20094$573K
20102$85K
20117$6.5M
20125$244K
20139$1.2M
201413$2.4M
201512$1.3M
20165$470K
201711$3.6M
201826$313K
201946$3.8M
202038$6.6M
202141$4.8M
202225$1.9M
202348$11.1M
202435$4.6M
202535$4.6M
202615$1.8M

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Not stated by the department166$27.9M
Other organizations32$11.5M
Indigenous recipients42$10M
Not-for-profit organizations and charities93$6.5M
For-profit organizations46$5.8M
Academia1$238K
Government12$141K
International (non-government)1$5,001

Latest agreements

StartRecipientProgramValue
Jun 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous and Stakeholder Capacity FundCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission$9,310
Apr 2026Family Resource Centre of Charlotte County Inc.Community Action for Prenatal and Child Health Program (CAPCHP)Public Health Agency of Canada$892,600
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncParticipant Funding ProgramImpact Assessment Agency of Canada$5,000
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous Habitat Participation Contribution ProgramFisheries and Oceans Canada$55,000
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition GroupCommunity Participation Funding ProgramTransport Canada$4,025
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous Habitat Participation Contribution ProgramFisheries and Oceans Canada$55,000
Mar 2026Peskotomuhkati Nation at SkutikConserving NatureEnvironment and Climate Change Canada$25,000
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncParticipant Funding ProgramImpact Assessment Agency of Canada$3,000
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncMulticulturalism and Anti-Racism Program - MARP - EventsCanadian Heritage$8,000
Mar 2026Royal Canadian Legion Branch #9 St. CroixCommemorative Partnership ProgramVeterans Affairs Canada$5,000
Mar 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous and Stakeholder Capacity FundCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission$75,514
Mar 2026Ganong Bros., LimitedREGI-BSP-Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$500,000
Feb 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$37,500
Feb 2026Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous Habitat Participation Program- GrantsFisheries and Oceans Canada$79,074
Jan 2026The Fundy Region Transition House, Inc.Victims FundDepartment of Justice Canada$8,000
Dec 2025Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous and Stakeholder Capacity FundCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission$80,804
Dec 2025McFarlane T.V. & Electric Ltd.REGI-BSP-Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$115,000
Dec 2025Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncCCG Marine Operation & Response TPP-ContributionsNational Defence$729,650
Nov 2025Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncParticipant Funding ProgramCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission$24,064
Nov 2025Southwest New Brunswick Service CommissionInnovative Communities Fund (ICF)Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$55,792
Oct 2025Passamaquoddy Recognition GroupPolicy Dialogue ProgramImpact Assessment Agency of Canada$5,000
Aug 2025Passamaquoddy Recognition Group IncIndigenous and Stakeholder Capacity FundCanadian Nuclear Safety Commission$16,698
Jul 2025Ganong Bros., LimitedREGI - Strategic Growth Initiative (SGI)Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$45,143
Jul 2025Ganong Bros., LimitedREGI - Business Scale-up and ProductivityAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$1,600,000
Jul 2025McFarlane T.V. & Electric Ltd.REGI - Business Scale-up and ProductivityAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$60,500