Ridings · 2013 representation order · Ontario
University—Rosedale
1,700 agreements worth $5,153,623,466.75 name this federal electoral district as the recipient's riding. That is $49K per resident (2021 census population 106,216), rank 4 of 338 on the 2013 map. The largest single agreement is $7.54B (146.2% 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
- $5.15Bagreements naming this riding
- Per resident
- $49Krank 4 of 338
- Agreements
- 1,700
- Population
- 106,2162021 census
By fiscal year
- 2006-07$49.5M
- 2007-08$21.5M
- 2008-09$55.9M
- 2009-10$38.6M
- 2010-11$129M
- 2011-12$761M
- 2012-13$48.4M
- 2013-14$203M
- 2014-15$221M
- 2015-16$218M
- 2016-17$1.73B
- 2017-18$376M
- 2018-19$14.1B
- 2019-20$2.68B
- 2020-21$2.75B
- 2021-22$697M
- 2022-23$1.79B
- 2023-24$2.06B
- 2024-25$3.23B
- 2025-26$989M
- 2026-27$1.56B
Plus $1.7M in agreements whose start date is missing or not a date.
By program
- Investing in Canada Infrastructure ProgramDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$7.54B146.2%
- Canada Foundation For InnovationInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$5.13B99.5%
- Public Transit Infrastructure FundDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$1.49B28.8%
- Canada Public Transit FundDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$1.45B28.2%
- Education, Community Infrastructure, Social Development, Child and Family Services, Health System Transformation, Primary Care, Economic Development, Supplementary Health Benefits, NFR - GrantIndigenous Services Canada$1.24B24.1%
- Shared Health Priorities InitiativeHealth Canada$1.13B21.9%
- NFR - Grant, Supplementary Health Benefits, Social Development, Health System CapacityIndigenous Services Canada$1.02B19.8%
- Economic Development, Supplementary Health Benefits, Social Development, Health System Capacity, Education, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, Land Management, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Primary Care, Public Health ProtectionIndigenous Services Canada$842M16.3%
- Canada-Québec Accord GrantImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada$727M14.1%
- Education, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Economic Development, Land Management, Indian Government SupportIndigenous Services Canada$715M13.9%
- Treaties and Aboriginal GovernmentCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada$687M13.3%
- Low Earth Orbit Satellite (LEO) Satellite Capacity AgreementInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$600M11.6%
- 409 other programs$11.1B216.1%
Largest agreements
Largest recipients
Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.- Government of Quebec | Gouvernment du Quebec1 agreement$7.54B146.2%
- Canada Foundation For Innovation1 agreement$5.13B99.5%
- BLOOD BAND3 agreements$1.98B38.5%
- PROVINCE OF ONTARIO2 agreements$1.79B34.7%
- Ontario|Ontario1 agreement$1.44B28.0%
- Government of Alberta - Ministry of Health1 agreement$1.08B21.0%
- Mohawk Council of Akwesasne1 agreement$1.02B19.8%
- WIKWEMIKONG UNCEDED INDIAN RESERVE2 agreements$857M16.6%
- MINISTRE DES FINANCES DU QUÉBEC1 agreement$727M14.1%
- Telesat LEO Incorporated1 agreement$600M11.6%
- AHTAHKAKOOP BAND1 agreement$355M6.9%
- CONSEIL DES ATIKAMEKW D'OPITCIWAN1 agreement$338M6.6%
- BANDE DES INNUS DE PESSAMIT1 agreement$311M6.0%
- FILE HILLS QU'APPELLE TRIBAL COUNCIL INC.1 agreement$301M5.8%
- Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health1 agreement$265M5.1%
- 15 other recipients$2.90B56.3%