Ridings · 2023 representation order · Alberta
Bow River
123 agreements worth $6,345,273 name this federal electoral district as the recipient's riding. That is $56 per resident (2021 census population 112,763), rank 175 of 343 on the 2023 map. The largest single agreement is $11.2M (176.7% of the total). A district with the same name exists on the 2013 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
- $6.3Magreements naming this riding
- Per resident
- $56rank 175 of 343
- Agreements
- 123
- Population
- 112,7632021 census
By fiscal year
By program
- (no program name in the record)Employment and Social Development Canada$11.2M176.7%
- CIRNAC - Economic Development, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, EducationCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada$11.0M173.9%
- Health Promotion & Disease PreventionIndigenous Services Canada$10.4M164.3%
- Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation FundDepartment of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities$10.4M163.9%
- (no program name in the record)Environment and Climate Change Canada$8.5M134.4%
- Discovery ResearchNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada$1.6M24.5%
- (no program name in the record)Canadian Heritage$1.4M22.7%
- 0Employment and Social Development Canada$1.4M22.1%
- Education, Community Infrastructure, Social Development, Indian Government SupportCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada$1.3M21.2%
- P006615001 & P006615002: International Development Assistance ProgramGlobal Affairs Canada$1.2M18.9%
- ICF - Strategic Community CapacityAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency$1.2M18.9%
- Training and Career SupportCanadian Institutes of Health Research$1.1M16.5%
- 50 other programs$16.6M261.5%
Largest agreements
Largest recipients
Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.- FILE HILLS QU'APPELLE TRIBAL COUNCIL INC.1 agreement$11.0M173.9%
- Charles J. Andrew Youth Treatment Centre Inc.1 agreement$10.4M164.3%
- City of Kingston | Ville de Kingston1 agreement$10.4M163.9%
- St. Clair Region Conservation Authority1 agreement$7.8M123.7%
- SQUIALA FIRST NATION1 agreement$1.3M21.2%
- The Nova Scotia Highland Village Society1 agreement$1.2M18.9%
- Ipas1 agreement$1.2M18.9%
- Wabun Tribal Council and Mamo-Nuskomitowin1 agreement$1.2M18.5%
- 14865634 CANADA INC.1 agreement$1.0M15.8%
- FIRST NATIONS TECHNICAL INSTITUTE1 agreement$989K15.6%
- TREATY 8 TRIBAL ASSOCIATION1 agreement$658K10.4%
- Prince Rupert Aboriginal Community Services Society1 agreement$540K8.5%
- Mennonite Central Committee of British Columbia1 agreement$477K7.5%
- Regenesis York1 agreement$448K7.1%
- SQUAMISH INDIAN NATION1 agreement$446K7.0%
- 15 other recipients$4.4M69.8%