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New Building Canada Fund:
Provincial - Territorial Infrastructure Component (PTIC)
NWT Community Allocations
Region/Community
PTIC Program
Federal Allocation
(000's)
North Slave
Behchoko
SCF
1,159
Dettah
SCF
125
Gameti
SCF
500
Lutselk'e
SCF
172
Wekweeti
SCF
500
Whati
SCF
323
Yellowknife
NRC
12,900
Region Total
15,679
South Slave
Enterprise
SCF
125
Fort Providence
SCF
396
Fort Resolution
SCF
125
Fort Smith
SCF
2,479
Hay River
SCF
4,223
Hay River Reserve
SCF
125
Kakisa
SCF
125
Region Total
7,598
Inuvik
Aklavik
SCF
653
Fort McPherson
SCF
1,038
Inuvik
SCF
4,297
Paulatuk
SCF
500
Sachs Harbour
SCF
494
Tsiigehtchic
SCF
125
Tuktoyaktuk
SCF
789
Ulukhaktok
SCF
560
Region Total
8,456
Deh Cho
Fort Liard
SCF
469
Fort Simpson
SCF
1,709
Jean Marie River
SCF
125
Nahanni Butte
SCF
125
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Trout Lake
SCF
125
Wrigley
SCF
125
Region Total
2,678
Sahtu
Colville Lake
SCF
125
Deline
SCF
388
Fort Good Hope
SCF
593
Norman Wells
SCF
2,617
Tulita
SCF
306
Region Total
4,029
NWT Total
38,440
NRC - National Regional Component SCF – Small Communities Fund
Background
• Provincial - Territorial Infrastructure Component (PTIC) is a federal
infrastructure program that recognizes and supports the important role that
provinces, territories, and municipalities play in helping build Canada’s public
infrastructure.
• The NWT received a total allocation of $258 million under the PTIC. Of that,
15% is allocated to community governments:
o 10% under the Small Communities Fund (SCF); and
o 5% under the National Regional Component (NRC).
• Community government received an allocation towards which they are asked to
identify a project and submit an application. Allocations were determined on a
0.5% base plus a formula top up based on the capital funding formula. The
remaining 85% of PTIC-NRC was allocated to the GNWT Department of
Transportation.
• NWT community governments will submit SCF project applications to the
GNWT through scheduled periodic application intakes.
• The City of Yellowknife has been allocated funding through the NRC and not
the SCF. The City will be submitting their project interest and associated
Business Plan for the NRC by the end of June 2016.
• Questions on the program or the allocations can be directed to MACA Regional
Superintendents.
