Ridings · 2013 representation order · Ontario
Markham—Unionville
650 agreements worth $277,141,459.48 name this federal electoral district as the recipient's riding. That is $2K per resident (2021 census population 128,308), rank 66 of 338 on the 2013 map. The largest single agreement is $499M (180.2% of the total). A district with the same name exists on the 2023 map; its boundaries may differ.
Explore these agreementsPartial coverage. Only 23.3% of agreements nationally record a riding, so this total leaves out agreements that did not. The riding is where the recipient is located, not necessarily where the money is spent.
- Total agreement value
- $277Magreements naming this riding
- Per resident
- $2Krank 66 of 338
- Agreements
- 650
- Population
- 128,3082021 census
By fiscal year
By program
- Primary Care, Health System Capacity, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Supplementary Health Benefits, Health System TransformationIndigenous Services Canada$499M180.2%
- GENOME CANADAInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$225M81.2%
- Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Individual Affairs, Education, Social Development, Primary Care, Child and Family Services, Health System Capacity, Indian Government Support, Community Infrastructure, Public Health Protection, Economic Development, Supplementary Health BenefitsIndigenous Services Canada$223M80.4%
- CIRNAC - Governance and Institutions of Government, EducationIndigenous Services Canada$202M72.9%
- NFR - Grant, Community Infrastructure, Supplementary Health Benefits, Indian Government Support, Economic Development, EducationIndigenous Services Canada$177M63.7%
- Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Economic Development, Indian Government Support, Individual AffairsIndigenous Services Canada$129M46.5%
- Canadian Health Systems and ProgramsHealth Canada$119M43.0%
- SettlementImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada$45.8M16.5%
- Treaties and Aboriginal GovernmentCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada$42.9M15.5%
- Green and Inclusive Community Buildings programDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$26.7M9.6%
- (no program name in the record)Canadian Heritage$21.9M7.9%
- (no program name in the record)Environment and Climate Change Canada$20.0M7.2%
- 205 other programs$413M149.2%
Largest agreements
Largest recipients
Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.- Weeneebayko Area Health Authority1 agreement$499M180.2%
- Genome Canada1 agreement$225M81.2%
- NATION ANISHNABE DU LAC SIMON1 agreement$223M80.4%
- MÉTIS PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA2 agreements$202M72.9%
- MOSQUITO-GRIZZLY BEAR'S HEAD BAND1 agreement$177M63.7%
- Biigtigong Nishnaabeg1 agreement$129M46.5%
- Government of New Brunswick - Department of Health1 agreement$119M43.0%
- BIG GRASSY AND OJIBWAYS OF ONIGAMING FIRST NATIONS1 agreement$42.7M15.4%
- North Bay, City of | North Bay, Ville de1 agreement$25.8M9.3%
- MITACS INC.1 agreement$18.0M6.5%
- B.C. Investment Agriculture Foundation1 agreement$11.5M4.2%
- NORTH SLAVE MÉTIS ALLIANCE1 agreement$11.0M4.0%
- Temiskaming Native Women's Support Group1 agreement$11.0M4.0%
- United Nations Org. Stabilization1 agreement$10.6M3.8%
- The Immigrant Services Society of British Columbia1 agreement$10.1M3.6%
- 15 other recipients$110M39.8%