Ridings · 2023 representation order · Alberta
Edmonton Centre
96 agreements worth $93,384,022.61 name this federal electoral district as the recipient's riding. That is $811 per resident (2021 census population 115,160), rank 27 of 343 on the 2023 map. The largest single agreement is $99.0M (106.0% 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
- $93.4Magreements naming this riding
- Per resident
- $811rank 27 of 343
- Agreements
- 96
- Population
- 115,1602021 census
By fiscal year
By program
- Treaties and Aboriginal GovernmentCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada$120M128.9%
- (no program name in the record)Global Affairs Canada$100M107.6%
- Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Individual Affairs, Community Infrastructure, Public Health Protection, Child and Family Services, Health System Capacity, Indian Government Support, Education, Primary Care, Supplementary Health Benefits, Land ManagementIndigenous Services Canada$61.6M65.9%
- Health System Capacity, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Public Health ProtectionIndigenous Services Canada$50.5M54.1%
- Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Public Health Protection, Indian Government Support, Supplementary Health Benefits, Health System Capacity, Education, Primary Care, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Economic DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada$46.3M49.6%
- SettlementImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada$34.5M37.0%
- Insight researchSocial Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada$34.4M36.8%
- Community Infrastructure, Education, Social Development, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Economic Development, Indian Government SupportIndigenous Services Canada$33.9M36.3%
- International Development Assistance ProgramGlobal Affairs Canada$32.4M34.7%
- Individual Affairs, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, Economic Development, EducationIndigenous Services Canada$30.9M33.1%
- Equality for Sex, Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression ProgramWomen and Gender Equality Canada$30.2M32.3%
- Economic DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada$29.9M32.0%
- 52 other programs$312M334.5%
Largest agreements
Largest recipients
Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.- Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation1 agreement$99.0M106.0%
- United Nations Organization1 agreement$96.3M103.1%
- SAULTEAUX BAND1 agreement$61.6M65.9%
- ERMINESKIN TRIBE1 agreement$50.5M54.1%
- KEBAOWEK FIRST NATION1 agreement$46.3M49.6%
- CAMPBELL RIVER INDIAN BAND1 agreement$33.9M36.3%
- The University of British Columbia1 agreement$33.5M35.9%
- Saik'uz First Nation1 agreement$30.9M33.1%
- Food Banks Canada / Banques Alimentaires Canada1 agreement$29.8M31.9%
- LOUIS RIEL CAPITAL CORPORATION1 agreement$28.0M30.0%
- The Immigrant Services Society of British Columbia1 agreement$25.8M27.6%
- NOVA SOLAR ALBERTA INC1 agreement$24.7M26.4%
- SOCIÉTÉ MAKIVIK / MAKIVIK CORPORATION1 agreement$23.0M24.6%
- ANISHINAABE ABINOOJII FAMILY SERVICES1 agreement$22.8M24.4%
- SKAWAHLOOK FIRST NATION1 agreement$21.4M22.9%
- 15 other recipients$185M197.8%