Green Municipal Fund
Now accepting new applications
As of December 1, 2011, we are accepting new applications for funding in all sectors for all types of initiatives.
To best manage the funding available to support the strongest initiatives, these program updates are now in effect:
- a new competitive selection process for capital projects in the energy, transportation, waste and water sectors
- updated eligibility criteria and funding limits for plans, studies and tests
- an updated GMF Application Form and new support tools for applicants
All applicants need to use the updated GMF Application Form to apply for funding.
Program highlights
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Sustainably Speaking
In January 2012, FCM welcomed five new GMF Council members and a new GMF Council chair. New Chair Raymond Louie and past Chair Karen Leibovici reflect on their experiences and look ahead to the future.
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Interview Jamie Hodge and Joe McGowan - City of Cranbrook -BC
Water conservation and water treatment are among the most important infrastructure systems for a municipality. The City of Cranbrook, BC, recognized this priority and decided to act.
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Green Municipal Bylaws
In 2009, we undertook a one-of-a-kind project to capture and share excellent green bylaws, policies and procedures from large and small municipalities across Canada.






