Backgrounder: Every Nova Scotia municipality to benefit from federal Gas Tax Fund transfer
Backgrounder
This month, the Government of Canada delivered the first of two annual $27 million federal Gas Tax Fund (GTF) installments to Nova Scotia. In total, the province will be provided over $55 million this year through the fund. The funding, which flows through the provincial government to all of its communities on a per capita basis, is now available to support communities’ local infrastructure projects.
The following table indicates this year’s federal Gas Tax Fund allocation for each of Nova Scotia’s communities.
Amherst |
$679,621 |
Annapolis |
$829,688 |
Annapolis Royal |
$52,206 |
Antigonish (Town) |
$307,195 |
Antigonish (Municipality) |
$632,899 |
Argyle |
$341,266 |
Barrington |
$329,242 |
Berwick |
$150,921 |
Bridgewater |
$671,835 |
Cape Breton |
$6,471,870 |
Chester |
$585,327 |
Clare |
$367,819 |
Clark's Harbour |
$43,618 |
Colchester |
$1,687,564 |
Cumberland |
$1,189,892 |
Digby (Town) |
$171,745 |
Digby |
$369,719 |
Guysborough |
$358,747 |
Halifax |
$25,434,210 |
Hants East |
$1,069,706 |
Hants West |
$714,454 |
Inverness |
$671,790 |
Kentville |
$447,869 |
Kings |
$2,094,338 |
Lockeport |
$39,467 |
Lunenburg (Town) |
$199,122 |
Lunenburg (Municipality) |
$1,190,315 |
Mahone Bay |
$79,481 |
Middleton |
$136,565 |
Mulgrave |
$54,329 |
New Glasgow |
$773,603 |
Oxford |
$90,600 |
Pictou (Town) |
$218,741 |
Pictou (Municipality) |
$1,024,068 |
Port Hawkesbury |
$234,809 |
Region of Queens |
$669,899 |
Richmond |
$468,338 |
Shelburne (Town) |
$128,206 |
Shelburne (Municipality) |
$234,737 |
St. Mary's |
$140,307 |
Stellarton |
$325,136 |
Stewiacke |
$80,362 |
Trenton |
$152,263 |
Truro |
$931,926 |
Victoria |
$421,131 |
Westville |
$223,139 |
Windsor |
$241,943 |
Wolfville |
$316,899 |
Yarmouth (Town) |
$574,621 |
Yarmouth (Municipality) |
$481,423 |
For more information on the Gas Tax Fund
For more information on the federal Gas Tax Fund in Nova Scotia
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