Ridings · 2013 representation order · Newfoundland and Labrador
St. John's South—Mount Pearl
897 agreements worth $72,524,473.40 name this federal electoral district as the recipient's riding. That is $889 per resident (2021 census population 81,544), rank 127 of 338 on the 2013 map. The largest single agreement is $26.9M (37.1% of the total).
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
- $72.5Magreements naming this riding
- Per resident
- $889rank 127 of 338
- Agreements
- 897
- Population
- 81,5442021 census
By fiscal year
- 2005-06$1.3M
- 2006-07$7.5M
- 2007-08$8.5M
- 2008-09$8.4M
- 2009-10$17.6M
- 2010-11$20.1M
- 2011-12$28.5M
- 2012-13$21.0M
- 2013-14$10.4M
- 2014-15$23.8M
- 2015-16$15.2M
- 2016-17$44.7M
- 2017-18$43.1M
- 2018-19$40.6M
- 2019-20$104M
- 2020-21$80.0M
- 2021-22$53.3M
- 2022-23$49.3M
- 2023-24$140M
- 2024-25$85.6M
- 2025-26$32.7M
- 2026-27$11.6M
Plus $132K in agreements whose start date is missing or not a date.
By program
- Universal Broadband FundInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$41.5M57.2%
- SettlementImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada$41.1M56.7%
- (no program name in the record)Canadian Institutes of Health Research$39.5M54.5%
- (no program name in the record)Environment and Climate Change Canada$35.4M48.8%
- (no program name in the record)Canadian Heritage$30.5M42.1%
- Investigator-Initiated ResearchCanadian Institutes of Health Research$28.8M39.7%
- Social Development, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Community Infrastructure, Education, Primary Care, Health System Capacity, Public Health Protection, Supplementary Health Benefits, CIRNAC - Land Management, Indian Government Support, CIRNAC - Indian RegistrationIndigenous Services Canada$26.9M37.1%
- Research PartnershipsNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada$26.6M36.7%
- (no program name in the record)Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada$23.0M31.7%
- (no program name in the record)Transport Canada$20.0M27.5%
- Green and Inclusive Community Buildings programDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$19.7M27.2%
- (no program name in the record)Global Affairs Canada$17.4M23.9%
- 260 other programs$498M686.5%
Largest agreements
Largest recipients
Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.- THE KEY FIRST NATION1 agreement$26.9M37.1%
- PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA1 agreement$25.2M34.7%
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation-SaskTel1 agreement$20.0M27.6%
- CultureLink Settlement and Community Services1 agreement$18.7M25.8%
- Xplore Fibre L.P.1 agreement$16.7M23.0%
- Brampton, City of | Brampton, Ville de1 agreement$15.7M21.7%
- ONTARIO FEDERATION OF INDIGENOUS FRIENDSHIP CENTRES1 agreement$15.3M21.0%
- Mercy Corps2 agreements$12.5M17.2%
- Government of Yukon - Department of Health and Social Services1 agreement$12.0M16.6%
- City of Sarnia1 agreement$10.4M14.4%
- Aéroport régional de Val-d'Or Inc.1 agreement$10.0M13.8%
- Save the Children Canada1 agreement$10.0M13.8%
- UNDP - United Nations Development Programme1 agreement$10.0M13.8%
- Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation1 agreement$9.8M13.5%
- Société de gestion des infrastructures de transports de Charlevoix1 agreement$8.9M12.3%
- 15 other recipients$90.7M125.0%