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Gas Tax Fund: Delivering Results For Canadians - Manitoba

On April 1st, 2009, the federal Gas Tax Transfers to the provinces and territories to support better municipal infrastructure doubled to $2 billion annually. The Gas Tax Fund (GTF) will remain at that level beyond 2014, when the Government makes it a permanent measure, providing Manitoba municipalities with stable and predictable funding for their long-term infrastructure priorities.

The GTF is part of an ongoing commitment from the Government of Canada to create jobs and stimulate the economy through modern public infrastructure. It is also an example of all levels of government working together to improve infrastructure and the quality of life of Canadians.

The GTF makes capital investments in environmentally sustainable municipal infrastructure that improves water and air quality and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Eligible investments include water, wastewater and solid waste infrastructure, public transit, community energy systems, and local roads and bridges. The GTF combines predictable, long-term funding with local decision making and planning to enable municipalities to build and rehabilitate their core public infrastructure.

Gas Tax funding is provided nationwide and the money is allocated based on population.

Results for Manitobans

The GTF is providing Manitobans with stable funding that will have a tangible impact on their quality of life and the long-term sustainability of their communities. The GTF has already provided funding towards various projects that support public transit, water and wastewater, and local roads, including:

Upgrades to the water treatment plant facilities and replacement and rehabilitation of deteriorating combined sewer infrastructure in the City of Winnipeg.

Purchasing a para-transit vehicle to provide services to seniors and people with disabilities in the Rural Municipality of Morris.

The following table is a breakdown of the Gas Tax Fund allocation to Manitoba between 2005-2014:

Year Allocation
2005-2006 20,070,000
2006-2007 20,070,000
2007-2008 26,760,000
2008-2009 33,450,000
2009-2010 66,900,000
2010-2011 66,157,000
2011-2012 66,157,000
2012-2013 66,157,000
2013-2014 66,157,000
Total 431,878,000

The following table is a breakdown of the Gas Tax fund allocation to Manitoba’s municipalities between 2008-2010:

Municipality 2008-2009 2009-2010
Albert 10,777 21,555
Alexander 78,431 156,863
Alonsa 46,297 92,594
Altona 96,883 193,765
Arborg 27,056 54,112
Archie 10,664 21,329
Argyle 32,304 64,607
Armstrong 53,745 107,491
Arthur 13,542 27,084
Beausejour 78,206 156,411
Benito 11,708 23,417
Bifrost 83,707 167,414
Binscarth 12,555 25,109
Birtle 20,172 40,344
Birtle RM 21,131 42,263
Blanshard 19,354 38,708
Boissevain 42,178 84,356
Bowsman 9,028 18,056
Brandon 1,316,292 2,632,585
Brenda 17,379 34,758
Brokenhead 109,381 218,762
Cameron 13,994 27,987
Carberry 42,686 85,372
Carman 79,870 159,741
Cartier 88,024 176,048
Cartwright 8,577 17,153
Churchill 27,169 54,338
Clanwilliam 13,175 26,351
Coldwell 37,241 74,482
Cornwallis 106,616 213,232
Crystal City 11,680 23,360
Daly 25,561 51,121
Dauphin 228,100 456,200
Dauphin RM 64,128 128,255
De Salaberry 91,043 182,085
Deloraine 28,946 57,893
Dufferin 67,852 135,703
Dunnottar 13,740 27,479
East St. Paul 216,589 433,178
Edward 19,156 38,313
Elkhorn 13,260 26,520
Ellice 14,360 28,721
Elton 37,269 74,538
Emerson 18,479 36,959
Erickson 12,639 25,279
Eriksdale 25,081 50,162
Ethelbert 9,451 18,903
Ethelbert RM 12,950 25,899
Fisher 57,808 115,616
Flin Flon 198,855 397,712
Franklin 50,247 100,494
Gilbert Plains 21,357 42,714
Gilbert Plains RM 24,319 48,639
Gillam 33,235 66,469
Gimli RM 145,521 291,043
Gladstone 23,924 47,849
Glenboro 18,508 37,015
Glenella 14,614 29,228
Glenwood 19,664 39,329
Grahamdale 42,319 84,638
Grand Rapids 10,016 20,031
Grandview 22,965 45,930
Grandview RM 23,670 47,341
Gretna 15,884 31,768
Grey 60,573 121,146
Hamiota 24,207 48,413
Hamiota RM 13,514 27,028
Hanover 304,387 608,775
Harrison 23,614 47,228
Hartney 12,583 25,166
Headingley 53,802 107,603
Hillsburg 13,260 26,520
Kelsey 71,096 142,192
Killarney 62,661 125,321
La Broquerie 81,648 163,295
Lac du Bonnet 30,724 61,447
Lac du Bonnet RM 67,852 135,703
Lakeview 10,834 21,667
Langford 22,119 44,238
Lansdowne 24,743 49,485
Lawrence 15,235 30,470
Leaf Rapids 36,930 73,861
Lorne 57,357 114,713
Louise 27,902 55,805
Lynn Lake 19,721 39,441
Macdonald 150,092 300,184
MacGregor 24,884 49,767
Manitou 21,865 43,730
McCreary 14,727 29,454
McCreary RM 14,812 29,623
Melita 31,344 62,689
Miniota 27,338 54,676
Minitonas 15,178 30,357
Minitonas RM 32,501 65,002
Minnedosa 68,444 136,888
Minto 19,298 38,595
Montcalm 39,498 78,996
Morden 173,283 346,565
Morris 47,200 94,400
Morris RM 76,823 153,647
Morton 21,442 42,883
Mossey River 19,354 38,708
Mountain 44,830 89,660
Mystery Lake 141 282
Neepawa 93,807 187,615
Niverville 54,197 108,393
North Cypress 52,278 104,556
North Norfolk 82,974 165,947
Notre Dame de Lourdes 17,464 34,927
Oak Lake 10,128 20,257
Oakland 31,344 62,689
Ochre River 26,859 53,717
Odanah 14,247 28,495
Park 34,645 69,291
Pembina 49,908 99,817
Pilot Mound 19,072 38,144
Pinawa 42,319 84,638
Piney 47,623 95,246
Pipestone 44,209 88,419
Plum Coulee 20,454 40,908
Portage la Prairie, City of 366,089 732,177
Portage la Prairie RM 191,593 383,185
Powerview-Pine Falls 39,498 78,996
Rapid City 11,962 23,924
Reynolds 36,620 73,240
Rhineland 118,014 236,028
Ritchot 139,879 279,758
Rivers 31,570 63,140
Riverside 24,150 48,300
Riverton 16,758 33,517
Roblin 51,291 102,582
Roblin RM 26,943 53,886
Rockwood 215,940 431,881
Roland 29,200 58,400
Rosedale 45,084 90,168
Rossburn 16,025 32,050
Rossburn RM 14,783 29,567
Rosser 39,836 79,673
Russell 44,774 89,547
Russell RM 15,348 30,695
Saskatchewan 18,028 36,056
Selkirk 275,131 550,261
Shell River 27,959 55,918
Shellmouth-Boulton 26,689 53,379
Shoal Lake 22,598 45,197
Shoal Lake RM 16,307 32,614
Sifton 21,611 43,222
Siglunes 42,686 85,372
Silver Creek 15,009 30,018
Snow Lake 34,053 68,106
Somerset 12,950 25,899
Souris 47,482 94,964
South Cypress 23,163 46,325
South Norfolk 35,153 70,306
Springfield 355,537 711,074
St. Andrews 301,735 603,471
St. Claude 15,743 31,485
St. Clements 257,159 514,318
St. Francois Xavier 28,890 57,780
St. Laurent 33,065 66,131
St. Lazare 7,476 14,953
St. Pierre-Jolys 25,194 50,388
Stanley 144,985 289,971
Ste. Anne 42,686 85,372
Ste. Anne RM 124,898 249,796
Ste. Rose 25,250 50,501
Ste. Rose du Lac 29,539 59,077
Steinbach 260,319 520,638
Stonewall 113,190 226,379
Strathclair 25,166 50,332
Strathcona 17,718 35,435
Stuartburn 45,225 90,450
Swan River 113,754 227,508
Swan River RM 82,466 164,932
Tache 242,009 484,018
Teulon 29,849 59,698
The Pas 163,493 326,986
Thompson 439,338 878,677
Thompson RM 37,608 75,215
Treherne 18,169 36,338
Turtle Mountain 32,332 64,664
Victoria 33,319 66,639
Victoria Beach 7,476 14,953
Virden 87,713 175,427
Wallace 43,645 87,290
Waskada 5,868 11,737
Wawanesa 14,558 29,116
West St. Paul 115,249 230,498
Westbourne 56,905 113,810
Whitehead 41,106 82,212
Whitemouth 45,620 91,240
Whitewater 20,454 40,908
Winchester 16,166 32,332
Winkler 224,094 448,188
Winnipeg 20,533,311 41,066,622
Winnipeg Beach 22,598 45,197
Winnipegosis 17,520 35,040
Woodlands 97,419 194,837
Woodworth 26,492 52,984

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