Infrastructure and Community Development Program
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INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTInvesting in Infrastructure to Promote Growth and Economic Development |
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Modern and reliable infrastructure is a cornerstone of building thriving, prosperous communities everywhere. The NOHFC Infrastructure and Community Development Program helps northern communities make the investments necessary to improve critical infrastructure and develop partnerships that find effective ways to create jobs and improve economic prospects in the North.
Who is Eligible
- Eligible applicants may include partnerships and alliances comprising municipalities, private sector businesses and organizations, federal government and other government-related agencies.
- Municipalities, First Nations, not-for-profit corporations and educational institutions may apply individually.
What is Eligible
- Essential and strategic community infrastructure necessary for the creation of jobs in the North.
- Other economic development activities under the community development program
- Eligible infrastructure projects include, but are not limited to: industrial parks, winter roads projects, waterfront development, community facilities for economic development purposes (e.g. call centres)
Other projects considered necessary to further an economic goal or improve the quality of life in Northern Ontario may be reviewed by the NOHFC Board on a case-by-case basis.
For more information please download our full program brochure or contact us today.
Please download the Program Brochure below for complete details including eligibility, funding and guidelines.
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How to Apply
Send completed application forms to:
Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation
70 Foster Drive, Suite 200
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
P6A 6V8
fax: 1-705-945-6701
email: nohfc.ndm@ontario.ca
For More Information call our toll free line 1-800-461-8329
