What is eligible?
Incremental improvements, repairs, and/or renovations to improve and extend the useful life of capital assets, including social and recreational facilities, municipal assets and community halls, that contribute to a healthy and vibrant community.
The NOHFC Board of Directors may consider exceptions to these eligibility criteria for projects that address a priority need in Northern Ontario.
What is not eligible?
- Core infrastructure
- Administrative space or office buildings
- Residential projects
- Operating expenses
- Rolling stock
- Stand-alone equipment and furniture purchases and stand-alone studies
Process
Applications to the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation take the following path:
Apply
Submit your application and we’ll review it and make sure your project meets our program guidelines.
Evaluation
We’ll get some additional information on your project and review it in greater detail.
Decision
We’ll share our review with our board of directors, who will make the final decision on your application.
Documents
Program Success Story
- Strategic Economic Infrastructure Program
The Great Adventure
The new Lake Superior Water Trail provides paddlers with the amenities and safety information needed for an epic adventure, following the opening of the universally accessible water trail access points and tourist information kiosks in July 2017.