First round of applications open for projects under Canada Healthy Communities Initiative

Applications are now open for projects under the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative.

Canada’s Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna says the $5,000 to $250,000 funding will focus on projects that can quickly help communities adapt to the challenges as they continue to navigate the pandemic.

The $31-million program will cover eligible projects under three themes, creating safe and vibrant public spaces, improving mobility options, and digital solutions. 

Local governments and a variety of community-led organizations are able to apply.

The application period for the first round of funding closes on March 9th.

To learn more about the program visit healthycommunitiesinitiative.ca.

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