Ridings · 2013 representation order · British Columbia
Vancouver Centre
2,970 agreements worth $1,390,151,421.66 name this federal electoral district as the recipient's riding. That is $11K per resident (2021 census population 126,995), rank 19 of 338 on the 2013 map. The largest single agreement is $1.26B (90.8% 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
- $1.39Bagreements naming this riding
- Per resident
- $11Krank 19 of 338
- Agreements
- 2,970
- Population
- 126,9952021 census
By fiscal year
By program
- Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Community InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada$1.26B90.8%
- Community Infrastructure, Education, Social Development, Economic Development, Resolution and Individual AffairsIndigenous Services Canada$574M41.3%
- SIF Stream3- AttractionInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$423M30.5%
- Reaching HomeDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$367M26.4%
- International Development Assistance ProgramGlobal Affairs Canada$345M24.8%
- Treaties and Aboriginal GovernmentCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada$332M23.9%
- Community Infrastructure, Individual Affairs, Economic Development, Social Development, Education, Indian Government SupportIndigenous Services Canada$303M21.8%
- SettlementImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada$301M21.6%
- CAP - Bilateral AgreementAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada$273M19.6%
- NFR - Grant, Supplementary Health Benefits, Community InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada$267M19.2%
- Upskilling for Industry InitiativeInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$230M16.6%
- (no program name in the record)Global Affairs Canada$209M15.1%
- 544 other programs$5.91B424.9%
Largest agreements
Largest recipients
Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.- Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council1 agreement$1.26B90.8%
- Attawapiskat First Nation1 agreement$574M41.3%
- Dow Chemical Canada ULC1 agreement$400M28.8%
- City Of Toronto5 agreements$371M26.7%
- ALEXIS NAKOTA SIOUX NATION3 agreements$304M21.9%
- PEEPEEKISIS CREE NATION NO.811 agreement$267M19.2%
- Palette Skills Inc.1 agreement$230M16.6%
- Alberta1 agreement$150M10.8%
- ESGENOOPETITJ FIRST NATION2 agreements$142M10.2%
- WILLIAMS LAKE INDIAN BAND1 agreement$135M9.7%
- HEART LAKE BAND1 agreement$131M9.4%
- Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness1 agreement$100M7.2%
- GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTA - PROVINCIAL TREASURER2 agreements$99.5M7.2%
- Government of Alberta|Gouvernement de l'Alberta1 agreement$99.2M7.1%
- First Nations Financial Management Board1 agreement$96.1M6.9%
- 15 other recipients$1.09B78.7%