GrantTrail

Province or territory

Federal grants in Ontario

Grants and contributions to recipients whose address is in Ontario.

Total value
$292B
Agreements
336,024
To named organizations
235,171
$261B
To individuals or unnamed
100,853
$30.7B; 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
Electric Vehicle Battery Manufacturers2$27.7B
Shared Health Priorities Initiative7$15.9B
Settlement2,863$15.3B
Canadian Health Systems and Programs182$14.5B
Canada Foundation For Innovation2$5.6B
Canada Public Transit Fund53$5.5B
Contribution to the Canadian Institute for Health Information12$5.2B
International Development Assistance Program528$4.7B
Reaching Home121$4B
Community Infrastructure3,879$4B
Treaties and Aboriginal Government98$3.6B
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program3$3.3B
Social Development3,866$3B
Resettlement248$2.9B
Child and Family Services, Social Development38$2.7B
Child and Family Services2,228$2.4B
Legal Aid41$2.3B
Insight research6,361$2.3B
Grant to Compensate Members of the RCMP for Injuries Received in the Performance of Duty19$2.3B
Investigator-Initiated Research2,593$2.1B
SIF Stream3- Attraction11$2.1B
Federal Economic Development Department for Ontario2,239$2.1B
Education4,653$2B
Contributions in Support of Home Retrofits15$2B
GO Transit Expansion Project1$1.9B

Top recipients

Organizations with the most funding.

Plus 100,853 agreements ($30.7B) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

Cities

CityAgreementsTotal
Toronto68,037$111B
Ottawa30,468$50.3B
St. Thomas703$14B
Mississauga9,906$6.2B
Hamilton10,661$5.4B
London11,541$3.7B
Toronto, City of44$3.3B
Thunder Bay5,082$3.2B
Windsor4,583$2.7B
Guelph6,012$2.5B
Waterloo10,549$2.4B
Toronto, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughn2$2.2B
Chatham822$2.1B
Ohsweken947$2B
Sioux Lookout1,196$2B
Oakville3,003$1.9B
Toronto, Barrie, Oakville, Burlington, Hamilton, Halton, Brampton, Peel, Wellington, York, Simcoe, Pickering, Durham1$1.9B
Kenora1,961$1.9B
Kitchener3,306$1.8B
Moose Factory764$1.5B
North Bay1,607$1.5B
Kingston7,150$1.4B
Markham4,021$1.4B
City of Toronto19$1.4B
Sault Ste. Marie1,934$1.3B
Sandy Lake461$1.3B
Wikwemikong647$1.3B
Fort Frances1,643$1.2B
Pikangikum418$1.2B
Brampton4,737$1B
M'Chigeeng552$1B
Sudbury3,073$920M
Garden River592$902M
Oshawa2,455$885M
Kashechewan408$780M
Big Trout Lake376$758M
Burlington2,747$756M
Grassy Narrows336$714M
Attawapiskat329$698M
City of Ottawa25$636M

Industries

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

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

YearAgreementsTotal
2006981$434M
20071,614$1.3B
20081,518$1.6B
20093,133$3.5B
20102,707$3.3B
20111,953$1.9B
20122,327$2.3B
20132,290$2B
20142,138$2.7B
20152,283$2.1B
20166,748$7.8B
20175,077$9.5B
201824,349$15.4B
201933,194$41.9B
202054,337$44B
202140,706$20.1B
202234,979$20.5B
202337,875$29.8B
202438,431$50.8B
202529,641$18.2B
20269,743$12.4B

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Government8,831$62.5B
Not-for-profit organizations and charities70,436$54.3B
For-profit organizations73,403$52.2B
Indigenous recipients36,690$41.4B
Not stated by the department56,087$30.8B
Other organizations16,745$29B
Individuals and sole proprietorships66,450$12.2B
Academia7,220$9.2B
International (non-government)162$15M

Latest agreements

StartRecipientProgramValue
Oct 2026MoCreebec EeyoudNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$264,820
Oct 2026The Corporation of the City of Thunder BayNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$600,000
Sep 2026Prospec Steel Fabrication LimitedRegional Tariff Response InitiativeFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$1,000,000
Sep 2026Sault Ste. Marie Innovation CentreRegional Economic Growth through Innovation ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$57,500
Sep 2026Pellatt United FirefightersBuild Communities Strong FundFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$32,449
Sep 2026Ojibway Nation of SaugeenNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$300,000
Sep 2026GCT #3 Representative ServicesStrategic Partnerships InitiativeFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$201,150
Sep 2026Blue Sky Economic Growth Corporation/La Corporation Developpement Economique Du Ciel BleuNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$864,517
Aug 2026Top Steel CorporationRegional Tariff Response InitiativeFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$256,500
Aug 2026Corporation of the Township of Red RockBuild Communities Strong FundFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$61,336
Aug 2026The Governing Council of the University of TorontoInternational Astronomical Observatories ProgramNational Research Council Canada$375,000
Aug 2026Thunder Bay Community Economic Development CommissionNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$30,000
Aug 2026Canadian Lighthouses of Lake SuperiorNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$46,100
Jul 2026Corporation of the Town of LatchfordNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$81,000
Jul 2026Cultural Industries Ontario NorthNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$850,145
Jul 2026Parampara CanadaBuilding Communities Through Arts and Heritage - Local Arts and Heritage FestivalsCanadian Heritage$19,300
Jul 2026Siminovitch Theatre FoundationEnhancement of Official Languages Program - Promotion of Linguistic DualityCanadian Heritage$4,750
Jul 2026Le Carrefour francophone de SudburyEconomic Development InitiativeFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$30,000
Jul 2026Ottawa Childbirth Education AssociationEnhancement of Official Languages Program - Promotion of Linguistic DualityCanadian Heritage$2,720
Jul 2026Ukrainian Culture FestivalEnhancement of Official Languages Program - Promotion of Linguistic DualityCanadian Heritage$5,000
Jul 2026Canadian Recitation Art TroupeEnhancement of Official Languages Program - Promotion of Linguistic DualityCanadian Heritage$3,400
Jul 2026Whitefish River First NationNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$138,100
Jul 2026Northern Nishnawbe Education CouncilNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$100,000
Jul 2026Ase Community Foundation for Black Canadians with DisabilitiesAdvancing Accessibility Standards ResearchAccessibility Standards Canada$487,803
Jul 2026Canadian Institute Of Planners / Institut Canadien Des UrbanistesEnhancement of Official Languages Program - Promotion of Linguistic DualityCanadian Heritage$2,700