New funding is now available for local municipalities to quickly advance critical infrastructure projects.
Applications are now being accepted for the Ontario COVID-19 Resilience Infrastructure fund.
The province is making available $250-million and the deadline to apply is December 21 for communities submitting single projects and January 7 for those with multiple projects.
Eligible projects include infrastructure to support physical distancing, social infrastructure, active transportation and disaster mitigation projects.
Projects will be reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The government has released how much money will be available to Ontario communities.
-City of Kenora $227,771
-Town of Fort Frances $184,736
-City of Dryden $184,606
-Township of Hudson $100,000
-Municipality of Machin $100,000
-Town of Atikokan $100,000
-Township of Ear Falls $100,000
-Township of Ignace $100,000
-Township of Pickle Lake $100,000
-Town of Rainy River $100,000
-Municipality of Red Lake $100,000
-Municipality of Sioux Lookout $100,000
-Township of Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls $100,000
