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Canadian Tourism College (CTC), Vancouver, British Columbia

Canadian Tourism College (CTC) has been the Canadian leader in high-end hospitality, travel and tourism career training and education since 1980. CTC is the first accredited tourism college in British Colombia, and the only specialty career training institution that focuses on the hospitality, travel and tourism industries.

With your first visit to Canadian Tourism College, you'll notice something special about us. Here you'll find not only a comfortable learning environment, but something more; a spirit of warmth and friendliness, a positive attitude that is shared by everyone, a sense of genuine caring and mutual respect between students, staff and instructors alike. Today, Canadian Tourism College is recognized throughout the travel and tourism industry as the leader in quality training, and remains guided by one basic principle: we put the needs of our students first.

We are a fully accredited college by the Private Career Training Institutions Agency (PCTIA)of British Columbia. In fact CTC was the first college in the Province to earn accreditation in 1995. Being accredited is proof to you that CTC teaches to a high level, meets quality standards set by the Education Act of BC and operates with a high level of integrity and educational competence.

CTC is the proud recipient of the Education Quality Assurance (EQA) designation earned by public and private post secondary education institutions that have met or exceeded government recognized quality assurance standards. This designation further insures our students that CTC is dedicated to providing top quality industry validated curriculum.

Canadian Tourism College welcomes international students to our campuses. If you are planning to study in Canada, you can benefit from enrolling in either CTC's online English courses where you can increase your English language level prior to beginning training at CTC or enroll in our 4 week English For Tourism Certificate program at the College prior to any program commencement. For more details, please contact one of our Enrollment Coordinators.

You will be required to provide TOEFL scores of 490 written or 160 computer based. If you don't have a TOEFL score, you can complete the Canadian Tourism College's online English Assessment with a minimum score of 60%. If you don't obtain a 60% mark on the English Assessment, you may enrol in any of CTC's online English courses to improve English levels prior to course commencement . If you prefer, ESL classes are available through our partner ESL schools. Please consult with an Enrollment Coordinator for more details.

Accommodations

If you are coming to study from out of province or from an International country, it is important to have a comfortable home to arrive to while you get familiar with the Vancouver and Surrey areas. Although the Canadian Tourism College does not provide accommodation on campus for its students we can refer you to companies who specialize in finding homestay placements for national and international students.

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Hospitality Programs

Hospitality is the largest service industry in the world and is quickly becoming B.C.'s largest employer. From the West Coast's ski resorts and eco-lodges to cruise ships and exotic beachfront hotels around the globe, there are abundant opportunities for qualified individuals to step into stimulating employment.

• Hospitality and Resort Business Management Diploma
• Hospitality and Resort Business Management Diploma + Co-Op
• Hospitality Certificate
• Hospitality Certificate + Co-Op

Tourism & Adventure Programs

Are you looking for a career that’s not just a job? Would you like to work in one of the world’s largest industries? A career in travel and tourism could be your ticket to an exciting future. Or, do you live for the outdoors? Are you constantly looking for the next great adventure? Why don’t you make your lifestyle your career? Adventure tourism careers are a fast-growing job market in the travel industry. Now is a great time to to turn your passions into an exciting, fast-paced career!

• Tourism Diploma + Business + Co-Op
• English for Tourism Certificate
• Tourism Certificate
• Tourism Certificate + Co-Op

Airline & Flight Attendant Programs

CTC Graduates go places. Are you interested in seeing the World? Would you like to work for an airline company, provide excellent customer service and get paid doing it? You could be employment ready in as little as three months.

• Flight Attendant Diploma

English Courses

English has become the most widely used language in the world and is essential for international communications. CTC understands the importance of being able to speak, read and write in English for working in Canada and around the world, and has developed these training courses to enhance your skill level.

• English for Hospitality & Tourism Certificate
• English for Hospitality & Tourism Certificate + Co-Op

Tuition fees 2020 - 2021 prices

CAN$ 25,025 Travel & Tourism Business Management Co-op Diploma CAN$ 21,050 Travel & Tourism Business Management Diploma CAN$   6,974 Tourism Certificate CAN$ 24,005 Hospitality & Resort Business Management Co-op Diploma CAN$ 18,555 Hospitality & Resort Business Management Diploma CAN$   9,596 Hospitality Co-op Certificate CAN$   8,114 Hospitality Certificate CAN$   7,674 Flight Attendant Diploma

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Canadian Tourism College

Gain an in-depth overview of Canada’s tourism industries through a variety of specialized programs in the bustling and breezy coastal city of Vancouver. Here, you can train for careers in travel services , food and beverage services , transportation, accommodations , and more. 

Programs Include:

• Diploma: Travel and Tourism Business Management
• Diploma: Hospitality and Resort Business Management
• Diploma: Flight Attendant
• Certificate: Hospitality
• Certificate: Tourism

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ILAC Canadian Tourism College has been readying students for fulfilling careers in the travel and tourism industries for over 40 years. A pioneering college in Canada’s higher education scene, ILAC Canadian Tourism College is located in Vancouver, one of the world’s foremost tourist destinations, and welcomes students from a number of countries each term. Programs on offer at the college include cutting-edge courses in hospitality and tourism that equip students to make their mark in the ever-growing billion-dollar service industry. The college offers specialized education to prepare students for different positions and also provides hands-on training for students to explore leadership opportunities. Graduates can also transfer into a degree program with the college’s partner schools and explore a variety of pathways. Canadian Tourism College also allows students to convert their diplomas into degrees.

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ILAC Canadian Tourism College was the first Travel & Tourism College to be accredited by a provisional regulatory body in British Columbia and maintains the same status as a designated institution under the regulation of the current regulator the Private Training Institutions Branch of BC. The Travel and Tourism Diploma program is recognized on a national level for the degree of training provided. Students are taught comprehensive training in airline tariff and ticketing, product and destination awareness and in-depth travel sales and marketing, domestic and international procedures to prepare them for a wide variety of tourism-related occupations. Four week work experience training is provided. Group Travel and Design and Marketing, Live Sabre Red and Live Amadeus   airline reservation systems are studied as part of the diploma program. Student loans, scholarships, grants and payment plans are available for eligible applicants. 

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*The program has been approved for delivery by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) . **International Students: This program is  not eligible for the Postgraduate Work Permit Program (PGWPP). To be eligible for a PGWPP you must transfer to one of our pathway institutions. For more details, please visit our international students page.

If you love people, like to learn about different cultures, and are customer-service oriented, one of our travel and tourism programs could be for you! We will help you build a diverse set of skills to work in the different travel and tourism sectors – think land, air, or sea. Our diploma programs both have a 5 star level endorsement from the  Association of Canadian Travel Agencies (ACTA) .

Programs Options

Travel & Tourism Business

Management diploma.

Total program duration 1020 hours (47 weeks) including 160 hours of practicum

Travel & Tourism Business Management

Diploma with co-op.

Total program duration 1912 hours (98 weeks)

Tourism Certificate

Program courses.

Total program duration 240 hours (12 weeks)

Program with Co-Op

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Canadian Tourism College’s online training gives you the flexibility to study at your own pace, anywhere you have an Internet connection…

Travel & Tourism Business Management Diploma Program Courses

Discusses and evaluates how information systems and communication technologies can be used to meet business requirements. This course will teach you how to apply tools and features to produce information for business purposes.

Covers current communication theories for business situations and examines personal factors, behaviours and interpersonal skills in business situations.

Travel & Tourism Diploma Program with Co-Op

Students must complete 956 hours of paid work experience hours in addition to the courses listed above, for a total of 1912 hours.

Tourism Certificate Program Courses

Tourism certificate program with co-op.

Total program duration 480 hours (24 weeks)

Employment Opportunities

A career in tourism can take you anywhere, from adventure tour operator to travel consultant. With education and experience in this field, you can create a career catered to your specific interests and skills. The options are endless! The following are some examples:

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Canadian Tourism College (CTC) has been preparing students for exciting careers in travel and tourism for over 40 years. CTC offers Hospitality, Travel and Tourism, and Flight Attendant diploma and certificate programs taught by industry professionals.

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Since 1980, Canadian Tourism College has been providing educational services in various fields of study. The College is situated mainly in Vancouver. However, there are also campuses in Victoria and Surrey as well as online options of study. This gives the students a wider option to study as is convenient for them, while giving international students the opportunity to access the quality educational services of the college. The college provides programs on travel and tourism, hospitality, flight attendant, adventure tourism, nursing, and other online certificate and diploma programs. The programs have been designed in partnerships with training paths to ensure that the students are able to get the best out of the courses.

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Canadian Tourism College (CTC) は、1980年に設立された30年以上もの歴史と実績を誇るトラベル＆ツーリズムの専門学校です。ブリティッシュコロンビア州において、トラベル・ツーリズム＆ホスピタリティー教育のトップを誇り、バンクーバー市とサーレー市の2ヶ所にキャンパスを設けています。主なプログラムは、トラベル＆ツーリズムプログラム、ホスピタリティー＆リゾートプログラム、フライトアテンダントプログラムなどと、旅行業界やホスピタリティー業界に従事したい人にお勧めなプログラムが豊富に設けられています。更に、各クラス平均10-20名の少人数制となっているため、講師からのアテンションが受けやすいのも特徴です。

プログラムの中には、有給インターンシップを受けられるコースもあり、学校のキャリアカウンセラーによって在学生や卒業生のキャリアサポートがしっかりと行われています。 . .

インターンシップ先のサンプル

・Barclay Hotel, Vancouver（Front Office） ・Hotel Georgia, Vancouver（Housekeeping/Customer Service） ・Four Seasons, Whistler（Reception-Spa） ・Executive Waiter Resources, Vancouver（Banquets） ・IACE Travel, Vancouver（Tour Guide/Airport Meet & Greet） ・Riviera Hotel, Vancouver（Front Desk/Accounting/Housekeeping） ・Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Vancouver（Bellman/Hostess Restaurant） ・Electric Owl Social Club Koeners Pub, Vancouver(Manager) ・Travelodge, Langley（Front Desk/Housekeeping） ・Starlight Casino, Burnaby（Dealer） ・Kalesa Travel, Surrey（Travel Agent） ・Discover Holidays, Vancouver（Club ESL Discover Canada/Tour Guide/Promotions）

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• Abundant Life Church of Grande Prairie – Grande Prairie (funding amount: $8,633)
• Berean Church of God International – Edmonton (funding amount: $46,002)
• Central Alberta Immigrant Women's Association (CAIWA) – Red Deer (funding amount: $100,000)
• CentrePoint Church – Camrose (funding amount: $99,987)
• Credit Union Co-op Aquatic Centre – Rocky Mountain House (funding amount: $20,792)
• Emerald Community and Recreation Society – Calgary (funding amount: $100,000)
• Friends of the Millet Youth Society – Millet (funding amount: $100,000)
• Greater Athabasca Community Foundation – Boyle (funding amount: $100,000)
• Hyde Park Condominium Corporation – Edmonton (funding amount: $99,984)
• Irish Cultural Society of Calgary – Calgary (funding amount: $100,000)
• Italiano Please! – Calgary (funding amount: $32,489)
• Jewish Family Services – Edmonton (funding amount: $91,020)
• Lacombe Performing Art Centre, LPAC – Lacombe (funding amount: $61,559)
• Mile Zero Dance (MZD) – Edmonton (funding amount: $53,396)
• Pusha – Edmonton (funding amount: $100,000)
• Sage Seniors Association -- Edmonton (funding amount: $30,611)
• Shepherd’s Care Foundation – Edmonton (funding amount: $50,387)
• The MAD House Onoway Daycare & OSC – Onoway (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Bow Island – Bow Island (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Claresholm – Claresholm (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Coaldale – Coaldale (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Okotoks – Okotoks (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Three Hills – Three Hills (funding amount: $1,932)
• Union Station Church – Rocky View County (funding amount: $18,382)
• Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency – Calgary (funding amount: $31,267)
• Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth (USAY) – Calgary (funding amount: $100,000)
• Willow Ridge Community Association of Calgary – Calgary (funding amount: $31,266)

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• Alderwood House School Southlands – Richmond (funding amount: $100,000)
• Arts Umbrella – Vancouver (funding amount: $100,000)
• Broadway Lodge – Vancouver (funding amount: $5,606)
• City of Kelowna – Kelowna (funding amount: $40,993)
• City of Prince Rupert – Prince Rupert (funding amount: $100,000)
• Community Impact Real Estate Society – Vancouver (funding amount: $26,982)
• Connecting Dots Foundation – Langley (funding amount: $100,000)
• Destination Osoyoos – Osoyoos (funding amount: $3,616)
• District of Clearwater – Clearwater (funding amount: $98,525)
• Elk Valley Family Society – Fernie (funding amount: $100,000)
• Harrison Tourism Society – Harrison Hot Springs (funding amount: $100,000)
• Kara-Kata Afrobeat Society of Canada – Mission (funding amount: $82,712)
• Lancaster Mobility – Surrey (funding amount: $9,002)
• Langley Meals on Wheels – Aldergrove (funding amount: $100,000)
• Lookout Housing and Health Society – New Westminster (funding amount: $69,566)
• Mayne Island Community Centre Society – Mayne Island (funding amount: $9,738)
• Network Hearing Health Ltd. – Port Coquitlam (funding amount: $19,470)
• PALS Autism Society – New Westminster (funding amount: $92,653)
• Pender Islands Health Care Society – Pender Island (funding amount: $100,000)
• Prophet River First Nation – Prophet River (funding amount: $100,000)
• Purcell International Preschool – Kimberley (funding amount: $89,042)
• Science of Spiritually Meditation & Ecology Centre – Richmond (funding amount: $39,221)
• Sooke Family Resource Society – Sooke (funding amount: $22,873)
• Stewart Public Library Association – Stewart (funding amount: $98,707)
• Sunshine Coast Community Services Society – Sechelt (funding amount: $100,000)
• The John Howard Society of Victoria – Victoria (funding amount: $100,000)
• Treehouse Therapy – Cumberland (funding amount: $84,613)
• Witset First Nation – Smithers (funding amount: $99,430)
• African Canadian Foundation for Culture and Economic Development Inc. – Winnipeg (funding amount: $100,000)
• Carman Dufferin Recreation (CDR) – Carman (funding amount: $60,076)
• Community Futures Westman Inc. – Brandon (funding amount: $51,006)
• Living Water Apostolic Fellowship Inc. – The Pas (funding amount: $22,410)
• Morris Community Pool – Morris (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton – Arborg (funding amount: $38,578)
• Municipality of Souris-Glenwood – Souris (funding amount: $9,645)
• Notre Dame Splash Park Committee – Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes (funding amount: $100,000)
• Pierson Rec-Rejuv Inc. – Pierson (funding amount: $74,177)
• Portage Regional Recreation Authority Inc. (PRRA) – Portage la Prairie (funding amount: $48,633)
• The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Solution Sanctuary Inc. – Winnipeg (funding amount: $100,000)
• Sara Riel – Winnipeg (funding amount: $17,472)
• St. Andrews Community Club (STACC) – St. Andrews (funding amount: $44,589)
• The First UU Church of Winnipeg – Winnipeg (funding amount: $79,599)
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New Brunswick

• Canada Games Aquatic Centre – Saint John (funding amount: $81,602)
• Les Oeuvres de l'Hôtel-Dieu Saint-Joseph Inc. – Saint-Basile (funding amount: $100,000)
• Saint John Free Public Library – Saint John (funding amount: $74,633)

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• Echo Pond Environmental Education Centre – St. John’s (funding amount: $61,873)
• Evangel Pentecostal Church – Gander (funding amount: $8,991)
• Town of Gillams – Gillams (funding amount: $78,141)

Northwest Territories

• Town of Norman Wells – Norman Wells (funding amount: $50,000)

Nova Scotia

• Breton Ability Centre – Sydney (funding amount: $68,152)
• Cape Breton Exhibition – North Sydney (funding amount: $75,136)
• Cape Breton University – Sydney (funding amount: $100,000)
• Chafe’s Flooring & Furniture – Port Hawkesbury (funding amount: $59,475)
• Community Support Society of River John – River John (funding amount: $83,292)
• Ivor MacDonald Memorial Rink – Thorburn (funding amount: $46,828)
• Lockeport Recreation Department – Lockeport (funding amount: $42,581)
• Mill Road Social Enterprises – Iverness (funding amount: $53,357)
• Neptune Theatre Foundation – Halifax (funding amount: $12,361)
• Northumberland Fisheries Museum – Pictou (funding amount: $27,821)
• Nova Scotia Community College Foundation – Halifax (funding amount: $100,000)
• Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame – Halifax (funding amount: $100,000)
• Plymouth Community Centre – Annapolis Royal (funding amount: $25,760)
• Riverside Community Hall or Portapique Community Hall – Upper Economy (funding amount: $100,000)
• Royal Canadian Legion 74 Dr C B Lumsden – Wolfville (funding amount: $100,000)
• Royal Canadian Legion Branch 79 – New Ross (funding amount: $25,773)
• S.S. Atlantic Heritage Park Society – Terence Bay (funding amount: $29,998)
• Savoy Theatre – Glace Bay (funding amount: $84,960)
• The Washbrook Greenway Coalition – Sydney (funding amount: $53,764)
• Town of Annapolis Royal – Annapolis Royal (funding amount $81,656)
• Veith House – Halifax (funding amount: $14,253)
• Village of Chester – Chester (funding amount: $100,000)
• Village of Pugwash – Pugwash (funding amount: $100,000)
• Pinnguaq Association – Iqaluit (funding amount: $100,000)
• 10 Carden Shared Space (10C) – Guelph (funding amount: $100,000)
• 105 Gibson Centre – Markham (funding amount: $100,000)
• African, Caribbean, Black Wellness Resource Centre Corporation – Ottawa (funding amount: $76,707)
• Blue Mountain Community Church – Thornbury (funding amount: $23,133)
• Bowmanville Older Adult Association – Bowmanville (funding amount: $3,322)
• Canadian Association of the Deaf – Association des Sourds du Canada – Ottawa (funding amount: $85,885)
• Caribbean Centre – Windsor (funding amount: $83,663)
• Centre for Print and Media Arts – Hamilton (funding amount: $100,000)
• Chabad on the Avenue – Toronto (funding amount: $87,433)
• Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre – Toronto (funding amount: $33,472)
• Circle of Care Sinai Health – Toronto (funding amount: $61,226)
• City of Belleville – Belleville (funding amount: $100,000)
• City of Kenora – Kenora (funding amount: $ 100,000)
• City of Mississauga – Mississauga (funding amount: $66,728)
• City of Niagara Falls – Niagara Falls (funding amount: $63,372)
• City of Pembroke – Pembroke (funding amount: $26,682)
• Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation St. Ignatius the Martyr Parish – Ottawa (funding amount: $56,257)
• City of St. Thomas – St. Thomas (funding amount: $100,000)
• Congregation Beit Tikvah of Ottawa – Nepean (funding amount: $42,879)
• Corktown Co-operative Homes Inc. – Hamilton (funding amount: $100,000)
• Corporation of the Town of Coburg – Coburg (funding amount: $100,000)
• Corporation of the Town of Huntsville – Huntsville (funding amount: $17,966)
• Corporation of the Township of Howick – Gorrie (funding amount: $79,124)
• Corporation of the Township of Madawaska Valley – Barry’s Bay (funding amount: $100,000)
• Croatian Society Schumacher – Schumacher (funding amount: $100,000)
• Crossing Community Church – Acton (funding amount: $100,000)
• Dayspring Church of Windsor – Windsor (funding amount: $82,765)
• Divine Word Evangelical Lutheran Church – Nepean (funding amount: $7,684)
• Drayton Pharmacy – Drayton (funding amount: $58,164)
• Dunsford United Church – Dunsford (funding amount: $23,269)
• Eganville and District Seniors – Eganville (funding amount: $100,000)
• Elizabeth Fry Society of Northwestern Ontario – Thunder Bay (funding amount: $76,586)
• ESS Support Services – York (Toronto) (funding amount: $33,358)
• Family Services of Peel – Mississauga (funding amount: $45,100)
• First Portuguese Canadian Cultural Centre of Toronto – Toronto (funding amount: $94,588)
• Five Counties Children’s Centre – Peterborough (funding amount: $100,000)
• Forest Hill United Church – Toronto (funding amount: $100,000)
• Fowlers Corners & District Lions Club – Omemee (funding amount: $73,362)
• Friends of Lubavitch London Ontario – London (funding amount: $75,393)
• Future Church – Brampton (funding amount: $100,000)
• Gateway Residential & Community Support Services of Niagara Inc. – Welland (funding amount: $16,697)
• Gentle Shepherd Community Church-Grey County – Flesherton (funding amount: $12,259)
• Goderich to Guelph Rail Trail Experience – Waterloo (funding amount: $100,000)
• Goodwill Industries, Ontario Great Lakes – London (funding amount: $100,000)
• Grace Place – Brampton (funding amount: $11,803)
• GRCA – Cambridge (funding amount: $83,068)
• Hamilton Christian Fellowship – Hamilton (funding amount: $100,000)
• Harmony in Action – Windsor (funding amount: $27,482)
• Humane Society London & Middlesex – London (funding amount: $100,000)
• IOOF Seniors Homes Inc. – Barrie (funding amount: $51,784)
• Kensington Patty Palace – Scarborough (funding amount: $100,000)
• Kingston Co-operative Homes, Inc. – Kingston (funding amount: $100,000)
• Lavender Polo Farm – East Gwillimbury (funding amount: $100,000)
• Living Water Counselling Centre – Richmond Hill (funding amount: $100,000)
• London Track 3 Ski School – London (funding amount: $100,000)
• Madaniyya Academy – Mississauga (funding amount: $93,631)
• Martin Luther Church – Toronto (funding amount: $44,478)
• Masjid Darul Iman – Markham (funding amount: $92,691)
• Maximilian Kolbe Foundation – Mississauga (funding amount: $100,000)
• MLP Residence – Picton (funding amount: $49,829)
• Mouvement d'implication francophone d'Orléans (MIFO) – Ottawa (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipality of Bayham – Straffordville (funding amount: $49,606)
• Municipality of Brockton – Walkerton (funding amount: $80,900)
• Municipality of Clarington – Bowmanville (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipality of Machin – Vermilion Bay (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipality of South Huron – Exeter (funding amount: $29,611)
• Newcastle United Church – Newcastle (funding amount: $22,775)
• New Life Seventh-Day Adventist Church – Oshawa (funding amount: $61,909)
• Optimum Health Center – Sudbury (funding amount: $100,000)
• Ottawa-Carleton Association for Persons with Developmental Disabilities (OCAPDD) – Ottawa (funding amount: $40,066)
• Paris Port Dover Pipe Band – St. George (funding amount: $13,516)
• Pathways Employment Help Centre – London (funding amount: $83,878)
• Peel Career Assessment Services Inc. – Mississauga (funding amount: $62,289)
• Polka Dot Academy Montessori Daycare – Guelph (funding amount: $100,000)
• Quantum Sports and Learning Association – Toronto (funding amount: $97,137)
• R.P.L Properties (Bayfield) Limited – Bayfield (funding amount: $26,622)
• Rapha Christian Centre – Windsor (funding amount: $100,000)
• Reconnect Community Health Services – Toronto (funding amount: $79,418)
• ReForest London – London (funding amount: $100,000)
• Region of Waterloo (Owner/Operator of Grand River Transit) – Kitchener (funding amount: $100,000)
• Ripley-Huron Veterinary Clinic – Port Elgin (funding amount: $100,000)
• Royal City Mission – Guelph (funding amount: $49,456)
• Ryde Centennial Free Methodist Church – Gravenhurst (funding amount: $8,361)
• SAAAC Autism Centre – Scarborough (funding amount: $100,000)
• San Lorenzo Latin American Community Centre – Toronto (funding amount: $94,679)
• Spectrum Gymnastics – Simcoe (funding amount: $15,383)
• SSCC354 – Barrie (funding amount: $82,340)
• St. Paul’s Anglican Church – Port Dover (funding amount: $94,128)
• Sudbury United Pentecostal Church – Sudbury (funding amount: $71,307)
• The Corporation of the City of Windsor – Windsor (funding amount: $100,000)
• The Corporation of the Township of South Stormont – Long Sault (funding amount: $68,000)
• The Friends of Chippewa Park – Thunder Bay (funding amount: $20,921)
• The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie – Chesley (funding amount: $70,348)
• The Municipality of Killarney – Killarney (funding amount: $28,605)
• The St. Leonard’s Society of Hamilton – Hamilton (funding amount: $18,939)
• Tipi Moza (Iron Homes) – Kingston (funding amount: $26,330)
• Torah Day School of Ottawa – Ottawa (funding amount: $56,488)
• Toronto and Region Conservation Authority – Toronto (funding amount: $64,136)
• Town of Espanola – Espanola (funding amount: $12,337)
• Town of Essex – Essex (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Halton Hills – Halton Hills (funding amount: $64,463)
• Town of NEMI – Little Current (funding amount: $82,056)
• Township of Gauthier – Dobie (funding amount: $100,000)
• Township of South Glengarry – Lancaster (funding amount: $81,169)
• Township of Stone Mills – Centreville (funding amount: $100,000)
• Township of Tay – Victoria Harbour (funding amount: $32,692)
• United College – Waterloo (funding amount: $77,082)
• Vaughan Kids Daycare – Vaughan (funding amount: $73,976)
• Villa Charities Inc. – Toronto (funding amount: $58,174)
• Vishva Shakti Durga Mandir Association – Ottawa (funding amount: $54,921)
• Vision of Hope Resource Centre – Brampton (funding amount: $45,152)
• Wellington Pentecostal Church – Wellington (funding amount: $100,000)
• Xolo Inc. – Toronto (funding amount: $47,224)

Prince Edward Island

• Cape Bear Lighthouse & Marconi Station Incorporated – Cape Bear (funding amount: $31,889)
• Stepping Stone Child Care – Charlottetown (funding amount: $91,506)
• TCAP Co-operative Ltd. – Montague (funding amount: $14,133)
• Tremploy Inc. – Charlottetown (funding amount: $97,713)
• West Royalty Fitness Centre Ltd. – Charlottetown (funding amount: $100,000)
• Aux Bonheurs des Aînés Lanaudière – Crabtree (funding amount: $100,000)
• Café du Centre – Repentigny (funding amount: $75,337)
• Carrefour d'action bénévole du Haut Saint-Maurice – La Tuque (funding amount: $97,333)
• Carrefour jeunesse-emploi MRC de Maskinongé – Louiseville (funding amount: $100,000)
• Centre d'action bénévole de la Missisquoi Nord – Mansonville (funding amount: $42,420)
• Centre des femmes de Longueuil – Longueuil (funding amount: $100,000)
• Club Jeunes de Coeur de Latulipe – Latulipe (funding amount: $100,000)
• Comité social Centre-Sud Inc. – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Coopérative d’habitation Le retour à l'école – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Église Chrétienne de la Grâce – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Eglise Évangélique Haïtienne de L'alliance Chrétienne et Missionnaire – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Fondation les Petits Rois – Montréal (funding amount: $79,762)
• Friendship Circle Québec – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Jevi Centre de Prévention du Suicide-Estrie – Sherbrooke (funding amount: $100,000)
• La Société Saint-Vincent de Paul – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Le Centre des arts visuels / The Visual Arts Centre – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Légion royale canadienne des Îles – Cap-aux-Meules (funding amount: $100,000)
• Les Appartements Delphine, La Prionnière – Montréal (funding amount: $100,000)
• Les Apprentis (centre d’apprentissage pour la déficience intellectuelle) – Gatineau (funding amount: $100,000)
• Les Chevaliers de Colomb Conseil 1468 Joliette – Joliette (funding amount: $100,000)
• Loisirs Duberger les Saules – Québec (funding amount: $48,176)
• Municipalité de Béarn – Béarn (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipalité de la Paroisse de Saint-Damien-de-Buckland – Saint-Damien-de-Buckland (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipalité de Sainte-Christine-d'Auvergne – Sainte-Christine-d'Auvergne (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipalité de Saint-Malachie – Saint-Malachie (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipalité de Stratford – Stratford (funding amount: $100,000)
• Municipalité de Val-Brillant – Val-Brillant (funding amount: $57,009)
• Municipalité Saint-Casimir – Saint-Casimir (funding amount: $15,672)
• Municipalité Saint-Paul-d'Abbotsford – Saint-Paul-d'Abbotsford (funding amount: $100,000)
• Paradis Plein Air de l'Archipel Inc. – Fatima (funding amount: $100,000)
• Projaide Inc. – Montréal (funding amount: $51,158)
• Société Alzheimer du Bas-Saint-Laurent – Matane (funding amount: $100,000)
• Ville de Trois-Rivières – Trois-Rivières (funding amount: $100,000)

Saskatchewan

• Black Star Accounting Services – Regina (funding amount: $100,000)
• McNab Regional Park – Watson (funding amount: $36,000)
• Meadow Lake Curling Club – Meadow Lake (funding amount: $57,869)
• OUTSaskatoon – Saskatoon (funding amount: $56,872)
• Redvers & District Recreation Centre – Redvers (funding amount: $9,645)
• Regina Beach Leisure Time Club – Regina Beach (funding amount: $19,402)
• Rocanville Recreation Centre – Rocanville (funding amount: $38,870)
• Rural Municipality of Milton no. 292 – Marengo (funding amount: $85,877)
• The Village of Spy Hill – Spy Hill (funding amount: $100,000)
• Town of Naicam – Naicam (funding amount: $17,945)
• Waterski and Wakeboard Saskatchewan – Saskatoon (funding amount: $38,789)
• Watson & District Heritage Museum – Watson (funding amount: $80,000)

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