SPORT & RECREATION: Recreation: Communities In Action Fund (CIAF): 2004-2005: Regional Grants
Regional Grants
2004-2005 | 2005-2006 | 2006-2007 | 2007-2008 | 2008-2009
Provincial Grants
2004-2005 | 2005-2006 | 2006-2007 | 2007-2008 | 2008-2009
Municipality (City/Town/Village) |
Organization |
Grant (approved) Amount |
This project will…….. |
| Arnprior | Arnprior, Town of | $5,000 |
foster the growth and development of the sport of wrestling in Arnprior and surrounding area. |
| Arnprior | Ottawa Valley Rec. Directors Association | $40,000 |
develop a Renfrew County Physical Activity Plan, 18 Municipal Action Plans and launch the "Try It Campaign". |
| Atikokan | Atikokan, Township of | $10,000 |
support the implementation of a two-week Winter Fitness Carnival in the community. |
| Aylmer | East Elgin Community Complex | $35,000 |
assist in developing and implementing Seniors/Older Adults programs for the rural area of Aylmer and Malahide. |
| Bearskin Lake | Bearskin Lake First Nation | $12,000 |
assist aboriginal youth and their families to participate in physical activity programs through the purchase of fitness equipment and support the development of fitness and nutrition programs for 160 youth in the community. |
| Belleville | Belleville, City of | $6,000 |
establish a pedometer lending and education program in the Quinte region. |
| Belleville | Quinte Regional Children's Foundation | $17,500 |
support the Playing for Keeps program, helping disadvantaged youth access sport and recreation experiences in Hastings County. |
| Big Trout Lake | Petaykawin Development Corporation | $17,500 |
develop a combined community sport and physical activity plan for the community of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug which will be a guide for the community partners and leadership on all future program and facility plans. |
| Blind River | Blind River, Town of | $30,000 |
assist with the development of a comprehensive community physical activity plan and with the acquisition of sports equipment. |
| Brechin | Ramara, Township of | $6,343 |
allow the Township of Ramara to conduct an after school physical activity program for 150 schoolchildren. |
| Bridgenorth | Rotary Club of Bridgenorth-Ennismore-Lakefield | $21,899 |
develop and provide a resource that will assist children to be more physically active through music. |
| Brockville | Brockville and Area YMCA | $19,000 |
help provide programs, services and new equipment for youth and seniors to help address physical activity in Leeds and Grenville |
| Brockville | Child & Youth Wellness Centre of Leeds & Grenville | $39,000 |
provide sport and recreational opportunities to at risk children and youth throughout Leeds and Grenville Counties. |
| Brockville | Victorian Order of Nurses, Leeds and Grenville Branch | $17,474 |
provide funding for the development and implementation of an In-Home SMART (Seniors Managing Active Roles Together) Program to 1,200 seniors in Lanark, Leeds and Grenville Counties. |
| Calabogie | Greater Madawaska, Township of | $2,800 |
through established partnerships, develop a network of 5 - 10 km of groomed and track set cross-country ski trails for the Township of Greater Madawaska, regional residents, and for visitors to the Township. |
| Caledonia | Grand River Gymmies Inc. | $7,953 |
purchase of a new trampoline and addition of new programs to actively engage rural children and youth in physical activity that is essential for healthy development. |
| Cambridge | The Family Counselling Centre of Cambridge and North Dumfries | $12,490 |
be used to develop and implement a physical activity plan for youth in the Township of North Dumfries. |
| Carleton Place | Lanark County Therapeutic Riding Program | $20,000 |
provide funding for a program for riders with disabilities across Lanark County. |
| Chatham | Chatham-Kent, The Municipality of | $27,500 |
increase awareness and participation in healthy lifestyle choices including healthy eating choices and physical activity to reduce obesity and chronic disease in residents of Chatham-Kent. |
| Chatham | Kent Industrial Training Advisory Committee | $20,000 |
assist in identifying appropriate routing of trail development in the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. |
| Christian Island | Chippewas of Beausoleil First Nation | $75,603 |
undertake a Community Activity Plan and implement increased participation projects for both seniors and youth |
| Cobalt | Cobalt, Town of | $21,000 |
assist with the purchase of equipment to enhance recreation programs for community residents of all ages. |
| Cookstown | Huronia Trails & Greenways | $76,776 |
allow Huronia Trails & Greenways to promote trails and greenways across Simcoe County as active living facilities. |
| Dryden | Dryden, The City of | $10,000 |
create a public awareness and education campaign on the health benefits of walking and purchase the necessary equipment and promotional materials to implement the Dryden Walks Around the World community walking campaign. |
| Dunchurch | Whitestone, Municipality of | $3,000 |
provide an opportunity for all residents of Whitestone to become more physically active over the winter months and will provide the municipality with the data to assess long-term recreation needs in the community. |
| Ear Falls | Ear Falls, Township of | $4,964 |
increase physical activity levels of the residents of Ear Falls by expanding recreation opportunities. |
| Exeter | South Huron, Municipality of | $6,800 |
increase the physical activity levels of students of grade 3 - 5 age in South Huron. |
| Forest | North Lambton Community Health Centre | $31,374 |
study the community physical activity levels and increase the awareness and participation in community programming, including healthy eating choices and physical activity to reduce obesity and chronic disease in residents of North Lambton. |
| Fort Frances | Fort Frances, The Town of | $8,880 |
enable the Community Services department to offer specialized fitness and recreation programming for older adults. The Town of Fort Frances was able to train instructors to provide many fitness opportunities that were not available to the community previously. These subsequent offerings were well attended by the community. They continue to be offered on a rotational basis throughout the year. |
| Fort Severn | Fort Severn First Nation | $9,908 |
assist aboriginal children, youth and their families to participate in recreation programs and support the development of physical activity and nutrition program for 120 community youth and children. |
| Gananoque | Gananoque Curling Club | $3,982 |
assist with the purchase of intermediate rocks and the delivery of a training program to attract young adults to curling in the Gananoque area. |
| Goderich | YMCA Goderich Huron | $990 |
create a curling program for youth of grade 7 and 8 age. |
| Gogama | Mattagami First Nation | $19,264 |
develop a community recreation plan to address the needs of all community residents including children, youth, adults and seniors. |
| Goulais River | Goulais Area Recreation Committee | $30,000 |
assist with the purchase of junior and senior cross-country ski equipment and snowshoes, and provide instructional classes to seniors. |
| Guelph | Guelph Athletics Society | $27,900 |
support the development of a travelling track and field clinic to encourage in-active youth to gain the basic skills required to participate in sport and athletics. |
| Guelph | Guelph, City of | $25,264 |
support the development of a mobile youth skateboard park and activity centre that will travel to seven neighbourhoods in the City of Guelph. |
| Haliburton | Haliburton County Community Co-operative | $25,000 |
develop an Active Transportation Plan for the Village of Haliburton and encourage physical activity through active transportation. |
| Halton Hills | Halton Hills, Town Of | $23,550 |
assist the Town of Halton Hills in establishing new physical activity programs for youth and developing two community education and awareness campaigns to increase participation and maximize the use of existing sport and recreational opportunities. |
| Hamilton | Centre de santé communautaire | $47,800 |
develop physical activity plans for francophone seniors and francophone new immigrants in Niagara and Hamilton. |
| Hamilton | Hamilton East Kiwanis Boys' And Girls' Club | $21,992 |
deliver new Basketball, Soccer and Water Polo leagues to low-income children and youth in Hamilton’s east end. |
| Hamilton | SportHamilton | $39,180 |
provide recreational opportunities to immigrant children, and assist the immigrant community in Hamilton to develop leadership and organizational skills to enable them to steer the future direction of these recreational opportunities. |
| Hamilton | YWCA of Hamilton | $19,416 |
provide 60 low-income women between the ages of 25 and 45 with access to physical activity programs and small group fitness and lifestyle consultations, as well as a joint physical activity program with their preschool children. |
| Hanover | Big Brothers Big Sisters Hanover and District | $3,000 |
assist with the development of weekly and monthly physical activity programs for at-risk children and youth. |
| Hawkesbury | Centre educatif Soleil des petits | $20,000 |
develop new sports and recreation activities for 300 disadvantaged and at risk Francophone youth between the ages of 9 and 12 from low-income families in the greater Hawkesbury area. |
| Hillsburgh | Erin Hoops Basketball Club | $34,594 |
support the development of a community sport and recreation drop-in program for youth, adults and seniors. |
| Hilton Beach | Hilton Beach, The Village of | $5,000 |
provide recreation equipment to enable all residents of the Village of Hilton Beach to participate in year-round physical activities. |
| Huntsville | Huntsville, Town of | $24,800 |
increase physical activity through the use of local community trails. |
| Ignace | Ignace, Township of | $9,100 |
develop a combined community sport and physical activity plan for the Township which will guide the Ignace Citizens Recreation Committee and the Township’s Recreation Department on all future physical activity and recreation decisions. |
| Kemptville | Kemptville Youth Centre | $7,166 |
provide young girls in the Township of North Grenville with better access to physical activity programs through the "Move Your Own Body" initiative of the Kemptville Youth Centre. |
| Keswick | Georgina, Town of | $8,100 |
develop new promotions and advertising for summer and Professional Activity day camp participation opportunities for 360 children and youth in the Town of Georgina, including a day camp program guide brochure, posters, newspaper advertising and a new Georgina Recreation website. |
| Killarney | Killarney, Municipality of | $6,294 |
assist with the establishment of fitness programs and to train two individuals as fitness instructors. |
| King City | King, Township of | $47,400 |
develop a mountain bike club and programs for local youth in partnership with the Canadian Cycling Association Sprockids program; including trail mapping and development of promotion materials, skill building clinics and day camps, staff and volunteer training and certification, establishing a fun racing program, piloting a transportation program, and purchasing bikes for youth to borrow as they participate. |
| King City | Oak Ridges Trail Association | $13,800 |
offer universal access trail assessment training to volunteers, identify sections and loops of the Oak Ridges Trail that are suitable for universal access, implement universal access trail signage and a marketing campaign through print and electronic media, and promote its use by people with disabilities and limited mobility. |
| Kingfisher Lake | Kingfisher Lake Activities Co-ordinating Group | $8,000 |
assist aboriginal children, youth and their families to participate in recreation programs and support the development of a fitness and nutrition program for 250 community youth and children. |
| Kingston | Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kingston | $29,000 |
create a new youth sports program that will include basketball, soccer and floor hockey. |
| Kingston | North Kingston Community Health Centre | $12,000 |
complete a neighbourhood sport and physical activity plan, increase the physical activity levels of teens and older adults and develop a core of trained activity leaders. |
| Kirkland Lake | Jsano School of the Arts | $3,273 |
increase physical activity in youth from low-income families through a new gymnastics camp in the Kirkland Lake area. |
| Kirkland Lake | KidSport Timiskaming | $15,630 |
increase the capacity of the KidSport Timiskaming to provide recreational opportunities for youth from low-income families through the development of public awareness campaign. |
| Kitchener | World Wide Opportunities for Women | $12,000 |
enable World Wide Opportunities for Women to hire two Youth Recreation Outreach workers to develop and implement strategies to increase the participation of ethnic youth aged 12 to 19 years in sport and physical activities |
| Lanark | Lanark Health and Community Services | $20,000 |
provide assistance to children and youth from low income families to participate in sport and recreational activities within their communities throughout Lanark County. |
| Lansdowne | Thousand Islands-Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve | $6,400 |
assist with the development of a nature based children's physical activity program for the area covered by the Thousand Islands Frontenac-Arch Biosphere reserve. |
| Lindsay | Boys and Girls Clubs of Kawartha Lakes | $6,094 |
result in the implementation of several new sport and physical activity initiatives targeted to children and youth in the community. |
| Listowel | North Perth, Town of | $2,750 |
increase the level of physical fitness in children and youth by implementing two community wide special events that focus on active and healthy living. |
| London | London, City of | $63,000 |
assist the City of London and their partners to develop a City-wide sports and physical activity plan which will include an implementation strategy and the development and implementation of a public awareness/education campaign. |
| London | N'Amerind (London) Friendship Centre | $27,069 |
assist the organization in developing and implementing the "Aboriginal Youth Sports and Physical Activity" program |
| L'Orignal | Prescott-Russell Recreational Trail Corporation | $10,000 |
provide four new staff as "Trail Patrollers", recruit and train 20 volunteers and purchase needed equipment for the Prescott-Russell Recreation Trail. |
| Manitouwadge | Manitouwadge, Township of | $11,600 |
assist with hiring facilitators to provide the youth of Manitouwadge with training in a variety of sport and recreation activities in a non-competitive environment. |
| Manotick | Manotick Community Association | $40,000 |
assist with the development of a rural recreational pathways plan. |
| Marathon | Marathon, Town of | $36,000 |
develop a community sport and physical activity plan for the Town of Marathon that will guide the community’s recreation department on all future physical activity and recreation decisions. |
| Markham | Markham, Town of | $85,560 |
develop the Town of Markham’s 5 year Active Living Strategy, including researching, planning, implementing and promoting increased physical activity and healthy lifestyles for all Markham citizens, with the aim of increasing Markham residents’ engagement |
| Matachewan | Matachewan, Township of | $32,000 |
purchase equipment for a fitness centre and develop physical activity programs in the community. |
| McKerrow | Baldwin, Township of | $5,000 |
assist the Township of Baldwin with the development of a sport and physical activity plan to increase the physical activity levels of the residents. |
| Midland | Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre | $33,874 |
offer low cost outdoor active recreation activities to 220 low income children living in North Simcoe County. |
| Mississauga | Mississauga Sports Council | $44,977 |
assist the Mississauga Sports Council to increase participation in sport and physical activity by launching a trails campaign and hosting a sports showcase series. |
| Mississauga | Mississauga, City of | $28,000 |
assist with the establishment of new sport and physical activity programs in two high need areas to serve children and youth who are currently not active. |
| Mississauga | Multicultural Inter-Agency Group of Peel | $60,714 |
assist in the development and implementation of physical activity programs for the ethno-cultural communities in Brampton and Caledon. |
| Moose Factory | Moose Factory Community Parks and Recreation Council | $27,143 |
implement coaching and officiating clinics to enhance the skills of existing and potential volunteers while increasing the opportunity for children and youth to participate in a wide variety of sporting activities through clinics, leagues and tournaments. |
| Napanee | Greater Napanee Soccer Club | $18,000 |
enable the Greater Napanee Soccer Club to expand the number of its house league and rep teams and to enhance its coaching and officiating certification program. |
| Napanee | Lennox & Addington, County of | $18,000 |
develop and implement a marketing program to promote the County of Lennox and Addington cycling and fitness trails to area residents. |
| New Liskeard | South Temiskaming Activity Trails Organization | $19,800 |
develop a Trail Development Plan to guide the creation of a recreational trail throughout the City of Temiskaming Shores. |
| New Liskeard | Temiskaming Nordic Ski Club | $37,600 |
increase participation in the sport of cross-country through a learn to ski program and by providing affordable access to trails and equipment. |
| North Bay | KidSport North Bay | $5,745 |
assist with offering introductory sessions in a variety of sports to children and youth from low-income families with the goal of encouraging life-long participation. |
| North Bay | North Bay Canoe Club Inc. | $20,000 |
assist with the purchase of a war canoe to develop and introduce a canoeing program to children and youth in the City of North Bay and area. |
| North Bay | North Bay Nordic Ski Club | $10,000 |
assist with purchasing cross-country ski equipment for an introductory program for elementary students in grades five and six in North Bay and area. |
| North York | For You Telecare Family Service | $30,000 |
reduce barriers and generate increased participation in physical activity and sport for Korean-Canadians living in the Greater Toronto Area. |
| Oakville | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Halton | $27,300 |
assist the organization in developing and implementing a sports and recreation program for children and youth from low-income families in Halton. |
| Oakville | Oakville Family Y.M.C.A. | $23,220 |
assist the Oakville Family YMCA and the Halton Active Living Network to develop a regional physical activity plan. |
| Oakville | Oakville, Town of | $27,000 |
assist the Town of Oakville in developing a community sport and physical activity plan. |
| Osnaburgh | Mishkeegogamang First Nation | $18,000 |
assist aboriginal children and youth to participate in physical activity programs and support the development of a traditional land-based physical activity program for 200 community youth and children. |
| Ottawa | Aboriginal Youth Non-Profit Housing Corporation Tewegan Transition House | $8,000 |
provide recreational opportunities to homeless disadvantaged Aboriginal young women by removing socio-economic barriers to participation and increasing the availability of adequate sport and physical activity services. |
| Ottawa | Banff Community House | $29,585 |
assist with the development and delivery of recreational programs for four Community Houses in South East Ottawa. |
| Ottawa | Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing - National Capital Division | $5,000 |
establish a skiing program in Greater Madawaska for children and adults with disabilities from Renfrew County. |
| Ottawa | Centre Communautaire Franc-Ouest | $16,807 |
provide recreational opportunities to under-serviced Francophone families and visible minority groups in the Ottawa-West sector of the City of Ottawa. |
| Ottawa | Centre de Jour Séraphin-Marion d'Orléans (CJSMO) | $7,500 |
reduce barriers to participation and provide enhanced recreational opportunities to Francophone Seniors in Ottawa-Orléans. |
| Ottawa | Centre Pauline-Charron | $5,100 |
reduce barriers to participation and provide enhanced recreational opportunities to Francophone Seniors in Vanier. |
| Ottawa | Citizens for Safe Cycling | $3,350 |
enable the CfSC to develop a Bicycle User Resource (BUG) Handbook, a Bicycle Safety Guide, and will teach 180 children between 11 and 13 years of age to safely ride their bicycles in the community. |
| Ottawa | Club De Gymnastique Les Sittelles | $5,099 |
provide recreational opportunities to Francophone children in Ottawa-Orléans who are under serviced and financially disadvantaged. |
| Ottawa | Gloucester Senior Adults' Centre | $5,225 |
reduce barriers to participation and provide enhanced recreational opportunities for Seniors at Gloucester Senior Adults’ Centre. |
| Ottawa | Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club Inc. | $39,120 |
assist with the planning and implementation of various physical activities in an all-season sport and recreation dome facility. |
| Ottawa | Ottawa Police Service | $9,821 |
assist the Ottawa Police Service to develop a Somali youth basketball league and mentorship program. |
| Ottawa | Ottawa, City of | $55,802 |
assist with the development of a marketing campaign, initiate a pedometer program, train youth and adult leaders and initiate two youth recreation programs. |
| Ottawa | Recreation Association of the Public Service of Canada | $15,000 |
assist with the development and delivery of wheelchair curling. |
| Ottawa | Sonshine Families: Sonshine Community Ministries | $49,900 |
support the development of a physical activity action plan and programs for children and youth, including those at-risk, persons with special needs and older adults at Petrie Island. |
| Owen Sound | Owen Sound, City of | $28,000 |
assist the City of Owen Sound and their partners to develop a City-side sports and physical activity plan which will include an implementation strategy and the development and implementation of a public awareness/education campaign. |
| Owen Sound | Victorian Order of Nurses Grey-Bruce | $18,400 |
provide volunteer led wellness and functional/physical fitness classes to older adults in their local communities. |
| Palmer Rapids | Paddler Co-operative Inc. | $40,000 |
develop and implement the KidActive Program which will include an awareness campaign, a peer leader program, in-school workshop, teacher support package, out of school recreational programs, and a sponsorship program. |
| Pembroke | Ottawa Valley Tourist Association | $15,000 |
develop and distribute a Guidebook of ValleyExplore.com that will assist to promote and encourage physical activity in Renfrew County. |
| Pembroke | Renfrew, County of | $4,000 |
develop a public outreach program with three major components: physical activity, promotion of healthy lifestyles, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. |
| Perth | Perth Stingrays Aquatic Club | $8,886 |
assist in attracting new swimmers to the Swimmers with a program for people with disabilities. |
| Perth | Perth, Town of | $32,770 |
provide funding for the purchase of portable skateboard equipment for skateboarders, in-line skaters and BMX bike users at Conlon Farm Park. |
| Petawawa | Petawawa, Town of | $7,400 |
develop and implement an outdoor Fitness Testing Station and Soldier's Challenge Trail. |
| Peterborough | Big Brothers and Big Sisters Association of Peterborough | $39,870 |
expose at risk children and youth to activities available in the community while improving physical and social skills |
| Peterborough | Peterborough Green-Up | $5,800 |
assist in the development of a more walkable community. |
| Pikangikum | Pikangikum Minosaywin Committee | $10,000 |
develop a community sport and physical plan and create an after-school program for girls and women in sports in partnership with other community groups. |
| Plainfield | Friends of the Frink Centre | $12,000 |
introduce low-income families to cross-country skiing in Hastings and Prince Edward County. |
| Port Colborne | Le Centre polyvalent des aînés francophones de Port Colborne | $22,170 |
develop and implement physical activity programs for francophone seniors. |
| Powassan | Powassan, Municipality of | $12,000 |
develop a strategic recreation plan to ensure physical activities for all residents are available. |
| Red Lake | Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre | $6,400 |
introduce new fitness programs and purchase equipment to enhance existing physical activity programs. |
| Ripley | Huron-Kinloss, Township of | $18,000 |
develop a strengthened communications and program development plan that will result in increased capacity at the local level to ensure sustained active lives in the remote rural communities of Lucknow and district. |
| Rockland | Clarence-Rockland, The City of | $20,000 |
train the youth of the City of Clarence-Rockland through a series of 5 workshops, to develop a conceptual plan for a Skate Park for the City of Clarence-Rockland. |
| Sarnia | Sarnia Golf and Curling Club | $27,000 |
increase participation in curling to a variety of community groups through the purchase of new lite-rocks and training of coaches and community volunteers. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Sault Boxing Club | $1,281 |
offer a safe environment for its participants through the acquisition of essential safety and training equipment. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Sault Trails & Recreation Inc. | $14,100 |
develop a marketing strategy and purchase cross-country skiing equipment to increase winter use of trails. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Soo Minor Baseball Association | $4,860 |
to purchase the necessary equipment for "BlastBall" and offer a year-round program for children 5 years of age. |
| Sault Ste. Marie | Voyageur Trail Association | $3,496 |
provide the opportunity for young children to participate in snowshoe programs through the purchase of equipment suitable to their sizes. |
| Scarborough | Camp Ararat of the Armenian Holy Apostolic Church - Canadian Diocese | $8,000 |
develop new sport and recreation activities at Camp Ararat. |
| Scarborough | Variety Village | $125,000 |
enable 600 students living with disabilities to attend a monthly, comprehensive adapted physical education program that will include rock climbing, wheelchair basketball, synchronized swimming and adapted track and field drills. |
| Seaforth | Huron East, The Municipality of | $8,900 |
assist the Municipality of Huron East to develop promotional and marketing material to promote 3 walking trails complete with interpretive signage to increase the physical fitness of the community. |
| Shoal Lake | Iskatewizaagegan No.39 Independent First Nation | $8,000 |
help youth from low-income families participate in recreation programs and support the development of an after-school recreation program for 150 community youth and children. |
| Smiths Falls | Smiths Falls, Town of | $32,770 |
assist with the purchase of portable equipment for a new skateboard facility at Freestyle Park and the delivery of one summer safety camp. |
| South River | South River, Village of | $12,000 |
hire a consultant to develop a physical activity and sport plan that will address the residents' physical activity needs. |
| St. Catharines | Healthy Living Niagara | $35,200 |
increase the activity level of residents across Niagara Region through development and implementation of a program of Physical Activity Advisors |
| St. Catharines | John Howard Society of Niagara | $40,500 |
provide recreation opportunities for 750 children and youth living in and around three Niagara Regional Housing complexes in St. Catharines. |
| St. Catharines | St. Catharines, City of | $15,500 |
improve pool access for all citizens of St. Catharines, including seniors and people with a disability, and enhance the opportunity for older adults to participate in an aquatics based exercise program. |
| St. Charles | St. Charles, Municipality of | $20,000 |
establish a new fitness centre for the residents of St. Charles providing greater opportunities for the citizens to become more active and fit. |
| St. Mary's | St. Marys, Town of | $7,064 |
give the Town of St. Marys the opportunity to purchase equipment for their swimming quarry to attract more youth the swimming facility. |
| St. Thomas | CASO St. Thomas Trans Canada Trail Committee | $4,887 |
assist the CASO St. Thomas Trans Canada Trail Committee and partners in delivering workshops and training in active transportation. |
| St. Thomas | Positive Leisure Activity for Youth - St. Thomas | $10,618 |
increase the number of children and youth of low-income families' ability to participate in leisure and sport physical activities in Elgin County. |
| Stratford | Stratford, The City of | $6,600 |
create a community sport and physical activity plan for the Counties of Huron and Perth. |
| Sudbury | Greater Sudbury, City of | $10,000 |
develop and implement an active and passive Recreational Master Plan for Pioneer Manor Seniors' Campus that will result in improved physical activity programs for older adults in the community. |
| Sudbury | Sudbury Action Centre for Youth | $8,000 |
introduce physical activity and sport to the children of low income families in the City of Greater Sudbury. |
| Sudbury | Sudbury Better Beginnings Better Futures Association | $19,278 |
create a program run by Better Beginning Better Futures for children and youth in the Donovan/Flour Mill area focused on recreational activities and the development of healthy lifestyles. |
| Sudbury | Sudbury Laurels Gymnastics Club | $19,000 |
help open a satellite gym which will instruct a further 180 to 200 children in gymnastics per year. |
| Sudbury | Ukrainian Senior Citizens' Club | $20,000 |
implement the project called "MOVE" (Motivating Our Vibrant Elderly) which will focus on providing quality and innovative physical fitness opportunities for the seniors throughout the City of Greater Sudbury . |
| Tecumseh | Tecumseh, Town of | $18,250 |
assist in the provision of 4 new physical activity programs targeting older adults and women. |
| Teeswater | South Bruce, Municipality of | $5,600 |
develop sport and physical activities for youth utilizing school gyms and trained local youth as supervisors. |
| Temagami | Nastawgan Trails Inc. | $9,000 |
develop and publish a trail guide, exterior maps and signage on the trails network. |
| Thessalon | Thessalon First Nation | $3,844 |
assist with introducing aerobics classes, a hockey program for youth, a snowshoeing program for all residents, and with purchasing equipment to increase recreational programming in the community |
| Thunder Bay | Community Living Thunder Bay | $42,120 |
train front line staff and caregivers in the removal of barriers so persons with a disability can actively participate in community recreation and fitness programs. |
| Thunder Bay | Multicultural Association of Northwestern Ontario | $32,000 |
provide recreational opportunities for youth from low-income families in Thunder Bay by providing programming, facilities and leadership training necessary to ensure participation in lifelong physical activity. |
| Thunder Bay | Thunder Bay Boys & Girls Club | $10,448 |
enable the Thunder Bay Boys & Girls Club to increase physical activity rates for children through new neighbourhood outreach after school programs. |
| Thunder Bay | Thunder Bay, City of | $19,800 |
develop and implement a "New Foundations Living Strategic Plan" that will identify community recreation needs for improved service delivery and increased participation. |
| Timmins | Timmins Ski Racers Inc. | $7,000 |
increase sport safety and participation in alpine ski-racing through the purchase of safety equipment that meet the current standards of this sport. |
| Timmins | Timmins, City of | $20,574 |
carry out a Leisure Program and Development Needs Study and host a Regional Training and Development forum that will engage and benefit the City of Timmins, and other northeastern Ontario communities, in the delivery of recreation and physical activity services. |
| Toronto | Native Men's Residence (Na-Me-Res) | $32,000 |
generate increased participation in physical activity and sport for homeless Aboriginal youth |
| Toronto | Tobias House Attendant Care Inc. | $11,390 |
increase physical activity among individuals with physical disabilities through the implementation of a Barrier Free Access to Swimming Program. |
| Toronto | Toronto, City of | $166,344 |
allow the City of Toronto to carry out a major physical activity project entitled: "Get Your Move On: Making Physical Activity a Toronto Thing." which will involve over 100,000 children and youth not currently participating in physical activity to become active. |
| Toronto | Toronto, City of | $49,500 |
allow the City of Toronto Parks & Recreation Department to conduct a program called "Outside the Box" which will involve over 1600 schoolchildren participating in a series of physical activities. |
| Toronto | Toronto, City of | $270,725 |
allow the City of Toronto Parks & Recreation to undertake the ActiveTO project, which will involve over 40,000 people from high risk communities engaging in physical activity and walking programs. |
| Toronto | Toronto, City of | $110,000 |
allow the City of Toronto Parks & Recreation Department to carry out a series of physical activity programs in four of the City's high need communities. |
| Toronto | Working Women Community Centre | $52,106 |
undertake an implementation project that will increase physical activity among immigrant women who experience social, cultural and economic barriers to participation. |
| Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory | Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte | $13,420 |
provide an instructional skating program and outdoor scouting program for youth in the community. |
| Vaughan | Vaughan, City of | $83,500 |
develop the "Active Vaughan 2010 - Plan for Healthy Active Living, to promote increased physical activity and engage all Vaughan citizens in healthy active living, including special strategies to engage youth with outreach, leadership training and newly equipped youth activity rooms and programs at Vaughan recreation centres. |
| Waterloo | Waterloo, City of | $74,906 |
enable the City of Waterloo and their partners to develop a Community Sport and Physical Activity Plan to increase participation in sport and physical activities, and provide a series of showcases to introduce sport and recreation activities to new participants. |
| Whitedog | Wabaseemoong Independent First Nation | $5,892 |
support the start up of the first women’s walking circle in Wabaseemoong First Nation. |
| Windsor | Windsor, City of | $45,418 |
provide for the delivery of a comprehensive training approach to build the capacity of the staff and volunteers in increasing physical activity participation. |
| Wingham | North Huron, Township of | $10,875 |
help develop a marketing plan and strategy. |
| Wingham | Town and Country Support Services | $16,000 |
develop and implement seniors fitness programs to increase the physical activity levels of older adults. |
| Woodstock | Victorian Order of Nurses - Oxford County | $37,000 |
expand the Active Living Program for Seniors to include children with special needs. |
| Woodstock | Woodstock and District Big Brothers | $8,200 |
develop and implement a summer day camp for members with the focus on the introduction of new sport programs and to increase physical activity. |
| Zurich | Bluewater, Municipality of | $3,500 |
enhance and develop new recreation programs to increase physical activity. |
