Grants & funding in local government
1,234 tracked Canadian meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-02. 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 (19)
- Cowichan Valley Regional District, BC (18)
- Capital Regional District, BC (17)
- St. Paul, AB (16)
- Creston, BC (15)
- Corman Park No. 344, SK (14)
- Peace River, AB (14)
- Fraser Valley Regional District, BC (14)
- North Coast Regional District, BC (13)
- Yellowhead County, AB (13)
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.
Recreation Committee to discuss staff authority for subsidy payments
The Recreation Committee will meet to discuss delegating authority to staff for processing Activity Subsidy Fund, Leadership, and Championship applications. The committee will also discuss an upcoming golf tournament.
Public Art Committee to coordinate Columbia River Basin grant application
The Public Art Working Committee will identify members to draft a grant application for the Columbia River Basin Public Art Program. The committee will also receive staff updates on a mural and a town kiosk.
Westport COW to review final draft of new comprehensive Zoning By-law
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss and recommend approval of the final draft of the new comprehensive Zoning By-law, along with several administrative and public works items. The committee will also consider community grants, a joint compliance audit committee, feedback on a growth management study, and…
Committee reviews heritage grant application for 181 Tower Road
The Municipal Heritage Committee will review a township heritage permit request and grant application for alterations at 181 Tower Road. Staff will also provide updates on the replacement of the Marble Rock Interpretive Sign, the Springfield House & Escott Town Hall Project, and the Lillies Cemetery working group. The…
Grants sub-committee to review 2026 grant holds and 2027 program changes
The Grants Sub-Committee is meeting to review the status of 2026 City Enrichment Fund grants that are on hold, and to consider proposed enhancements to the 2027 City Enrichment Fund program, including updated submission standards and policy changes. The committee will also approve minutes from its May 20, 2026 meeting.
Police commission to review finances, activity reports, and chief's report
The Corman Park Police Commission is meeting to review financial reports, including a Mastercard statement and budget report, along with monthly and year-to-date activity reports and the Chief's Report. The agenda is largely routine oversight of police operations and finances.
Committee to weigh renewing Savary Island Land Trust funding at $20,000/year
The Committee of the Whole will discuss renewing funding agreements, including a $20,000 annual contribution to the Savary Island Land Trust Society and a $3,000 annual contribution to the qathet Festival of Performing Arts, both for three-year terms. They will also consider amendments to the Myrtle Pond Water System…
Council reviews OPP 2027 costs and heritage designation items
This is a Council Information Items Package for a hybrid meeting on August 25, 2026, consisting of correspondence and resolutions from ministries, municipalities, and organizations. These items do not require a decision unless a Council member extracts one for discussion under General Business. The package includes…
Council to select grant committee members at Aug. 25 meeting
This is a largely procedural regular council meeting with no public hearings, delegations, old business, reports, bylaws, or correspondence items listed. The only substantive new business is the selection of a grant committee, and council will also confirm the July 14, 2026 minutes.
Council to consider second reading of Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 239
Council will consider second reading of the 2026 Official Community Plan (Bylaw No. 239) and authorize a public hearing. They will also give readings to the Emergency Management Program and Organization Bylaw No. 240, adopt a Flag Protocol Policy, and review a wildfire development permit area. Other items include a…
Committee to consider $30,000 Rowan House funding request
The Community Vitality Advisory Committee will review a $30,000 funding application from Rowan House Society for a community initiative on healthy relationships and violence prevention, hear public comments, and ratify two previously discussed events. The agenda also includes financial reports, funding accountability…
Council to vote on zoning bylaw amendment, fire grant, and 2027 55+ Games committee
Brockville Council is meeting to decide on several items, including adopting a zoning bylaw amendment with changes to home industry and occupation rules, authorizing a fire protection grant application for Fire Station #1 renovations, and establishing an organizing committee for the 2027 Ontario 55+ Summer Games. They…
Council reviews 2027-2030 Strategic Plan priorities and holds in-camera session on litigation
City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the 2027-2030 Strategic Plan, synthesizing inputs from an Abacus Data report and an Emerging Priorities Matrix. The agenda includes a public delegation from D. Coletto of Abacus regarding the strategic plan. Following a recess, Council will enter an in-camera session…
Council to approve $3.3M for Pointe-à-Callière museum and $275K for circus arts hub
The Montreal city council is meeting to consider a range of financial and contractual items, including grants, property acquisitions, leases, and service contracts. Notable decisions include a $3.3 million grant to Pointe-à-Callière museum, a $275,000 grant to Quartier des arts du cirque, and the purchase of a vacant…
Council to consider backyard chicken request and business tax capping by-law
Gore Bay Council's regular meeting includes delegations on backyard chickens and Eastlink, staff reports on grants and events, and a by-law for the Business Tax Capping Program. Council will also consider letters of support for provincial funding and a closed session on potential litigation.
Council to hold three rezoning public hearings and consider policy updates
The County of Grande Prairie No. 1 council will hold public hearings for three rezoning bylaws (2680-26-034, 2680-26-035, 2680-26-036) at 1:00 p.m., followed by new business including updates to policies on bond agreements and gravel donations, setting the 2026 tax sale date, and a request for tax penalty relief. The…
Council to consider Centennial Plaza budget, tax exemptions, and OCP bylaw
Terrace Council will hold a closed session at 7:00 PM, then reconvene publicly to consider several staff reports and bylaws. Key items include approving the Centennial Plaza project budget, amending the permissive tax exemption bylaw, and giving first reading to a new Official Community Plan. The meeting also includes…
Council to receive Preston Secondary Plan engagement update and correspondence
This is a Council Information Package (CIP) meeting, where items are for information only and no decisions are required. Council will receive an update on the Preston Secondary Plan engagement and various correspondence from other municipalities and agencies on topics like road safety, provincial funding, and heritage…
Council receives correspondence on health care and fire services funding
This is the Council's weekly information package, circulated for review. It includes resolutions from other municipalities on health care system support and sustainable provincial grant funding for fire services, plus minutes from the Committee of Adjustment. No decisions are being made at this meeting.
Council to hear updates on City Hall lighting, student art wraps, and AMO conference
This is a non-agenda mail report for the August 21, 2026 Sarnia City Council meeting, containing informational items only. Council will hear that City Hall will be lit orange on August 26, 2026, for Autoinflammatory disease awareness, that vinyl wraps with student artwork will be installed on 10 traffic boxes, and…
Council to review downtown parking, traffic calming, and drinking water audits
This is a Council Information Package for the August 21, 2026 meeting, containing correspondence and reports for council's information. Items include updates on downtown parking, traffic calming on Cochrane Street and Matchedash Street South, drinking water quality audits, and OPP policing costs for 2027. The package…
Council reviews correspondence on hospital, fire, zoning funding requests
This is the City Council's weekly correspondence listing for August 21, 2026. It includes five items of correspondence from other Ontario municipalities and AMO, mostly resolutions supporting provincial funding for hospitals, fire services, and zoning by-law reviews. No decisions are being made; council members may…
Durham Council reviews Pickering nuclear refurbishment submission and Ajax BRT traffic impacts
This is a virtual information-only meeting with no decisions, votes, or public hearings. Council will review staff reports on the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station and Durham/Scarborough BRT construction in Ajax. The agenda also includes informational correspondence from other Ontario municipalities regarding…
Committee to direct RBA and Community Works Fund allocations
The North Coast Regional District Electoral Area Advisory Committee is meeting to consider correspondence and provide direction on funding allocations. The main items are a proposal from the Sandspit Volunteer Fire Department to replace its 1987 rescue/pumper truck using grant funding, and a staff report on Resource…
Board to vote on $240K Tlell soccer field parking lot paving
The North Coast Regional District Board will consider several funding allocations, including up to $240,000 for paving the Tlell Soccer Field parking lot and up to $75,000 for the Onward Point Trail enhancement. They will also hear delegations on the Groundfish Development Authority season and a proposed Rogers…
Board to hold closed session, hear Lakelse watershed report, decide grants and permits
The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Board will convene at 5:00 PM, immediately enter a closed session under Section 90(1)(a) and (c) of the Community Charter (personal information and labour relations), then reconvene publicly at 5:30 PM. The public agenda includes a delegation from the Lakelse Watershed Stewards…
Council receives flood recovery updates and correspondence from other municipalities
This is an information package for the Niagara-on-the-Lake council meeting on August 20, 2026. The package includes town statements on flood recovery efforts, expanded waste collection, and provincial disaster assistance programs, as well as correspondence from Niagara Region and other Ontario municipalities on topics…
Council to award $819,513 Seawalk restoration contract
Council will consider awarding a contract for the Seawalk Restoration Project, receiving tender results and a grant opportunity. They will also discuss updates to the Willingdon Beach Campsite bylaw and an amendment to sanitary sewer user rates. The meeting includes a closed session for personnel and legal matters.
Community Grant Advisory Committee meeting agenda is procedural only
This agenda for the Cold Lake Community Grant Advisory Committee meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items. No decisions, discussions, or specific grant applications are listed.
Council to vote on new zoning by-law and software contract
The Town of Perth Council is meeting to decide on several items, including adopting a new zoning by-law, approving a software contract amendment, and endorsing funding applications. The agenda includes routine approvals of minutes and consent agenda items, with no public delegations or presentations scheduled.
Gatineau executive committee to approve $10M in expenditures and land swap
The executive committee of Gatineau, QC, is holding its regular meeting on August 19, 2026, to consider a range of administrative and operational items. These include approving minutes, awarding contracts for park repairs, cycling infrastructure, and maintenance services, as well as a land exchange with Logir…
Council to vote on $5,000 façade grant for 133 Vermilion Avenue
At its regular meeting on August 19, 2026, Princeton Council will consider approving a business façade improvement grant for 133 Vermilion Avenue, including a performance agreement for up to $5,000. The agenda also includes adoption of the previous meeting's minutes and receiving correspondence on climate action…
Council to decide on two rezoning bylaws after public hearing with opposition
Council will hold a public hearing on two rezoning bylaws: one to rezone a parcel from Agricultural Residential to Agricultural (Bylaw 14-26), and another to rezone from Agricultural to Commercial for a proposed storage facility (Bylaw 26-26), which has drawn written opposition from neighbors citing traffic, noise…
Council to consider $543,899.51 garbage truck purchase
This regular council meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and agenda, plus several staff recommendations. The most significant item is a proposal to approve a $543,899.51 garbage truck purchase. Council will also review a reserve fund policy, consider grant support for the Opeongo Snowbirds, and vote on…
Committee to weigh truck route and Seymour Street conversion studies
The Committee of the Whole will consider recommendations from the Truck Route Network Study and Seymour Street Conversion Study, including funding short-term projects and applying for a grant. They will also receive a verbal update on Safety Division achievements and may move into a closed meeting for preliminary…
Council to consider covenant discharge, zoning amendments, and financial updates
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items for the August 17, 2026 Regular Council Meeting, including a covenant discharge request, two zoning text amendments, a heritage act update, and financial reports. The committee will also hear a delegation from O'Keefe Ranch regarding a late grant-in-aid…
Council to consider grants, road painting, and closed-session items
The Township of Spallumcheen Council is meeting to consider several items from the July 20 Committee of the Whole, including a $2,695.05 grant to the Armstrong and District Fish and Game Association, a one-time exception for line painting in the McLeod Subdivision, and a deferral of comments on a BC Timber Sales…
Keremeos Council and KID to discuss water system future, grants, and agreements
The Committee of the Whole is meeting jointly with the Keremeos Irrigation District (KID) Board to discuss the future of the water system, including a $7.3M grant application to separate the systems, construction of new wells, and renewal of the expiring Water Supply and Operations & Maintenance Agreements. The agenda…
Council to adopt zoning bylaw, award airport lighting contract
The District of Chetwynd Council is meeting to handle routine business, including adopting a zoning amendment bylaw, considering a funding request from the Pine Valley Exhibition Park Society, and awarding a contract for airport runway lighting replacement. The agenda also includes a request to support a resolution on…