Courtenay Annual Report 2025 draft

Canada Community- Building Fund (CCBF)

Local governments determine how best to allocate their annual funding across eligible project categories such as transportation, water, wastewater, recreation and capacity-building. Below is a summary of Courtenay’s CCBF investments from 2021 to 2025, illustrating how this funding continues to support essential infrastructure renewal and community improvements.

The Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) is a permanent, predictable source of federal funding that supports municipal infrastructure priorities. Formerly known as the Gas Tax Fund, the program was renamed in 2021 to better reflect its focus on strengthening communities through long-term, sustainable infrastructure investment.

Courtenay's CCBF investments, 2021–25

2025 project description

2025 total federal grant: $1,592,250

Cycling Network Plan improvements

345,521

Pedestrian, Cycling and Pavement Renewal program

1,246,729

2024 project description

2024 total federal grant: $1,499,873

Cycling Network Plan Improvements

199,873

Pedestrian, Cycling and Pavement Renewal program

1,300,000

2023 project description

2023 total federal grant: $1,148,636

Cycling Network Plan improvements

48,636

Pedestrian, Cycling and Pavement Renewal program

1,100,000

2022 project description

2022 total federal grant: $2,227,566

Cycling Network Plan improvements 6th Street Active Transportation Bridge

119,066 128,500

Pedestrian, Cycling and Pavement Renewal program Storm drainage - 200 Back Road storm inlet improvement

1,300,000

40,000

5th Street Bridge

640,000

2021 project description

2021 total federal grant: $1,822,002

Integrated Rainwater Master Plan Cycling Network Plan improvements 6th Street Active Transportation Bridge

50,000

149,907 171,491 332,212 118,392

Pedestrian, Cycling and Pavement Renewal program Storm drainage - 200 Back Road storm inlet improvement

Sewer - Greenwood Trunk construction

1,000,000

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