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Backgrounder Backgrounder 2017‒18 federal Gas Tax Fund allocations for Saskatchewan communities The Government of Canada has delivered the first of two $29.5 million federal Gas Tax Fund (GTF) installments to Saskatchewan for the 2017-18 fiscal year. In total, Saskatchewan will be provided with over $59.1 million. The funding, which flows through the provincial government to communities on a per capita basis, is available to support community infrastructure projects. The following table indicates the 2017-18 federal GTF allocation for Saskatchewan’s participating communities. Abbey $6,854 Arlington No. 79 $20,562 Aberdeen No. 373 $60,554 Arm River No. 252 $14,840 Aberdeen $35,700 Asquith $35,939 Abernethy No. 186 $23,065 Assiniboia $144,113 Abernethy $11,682 Atwater $1,848 Air Ronge $62,163 Auvergne No. 76 $21,098 Alameda $20,383 Avonlea $23,721 Albertville $8,344 Aylesbury $2,503 Alice Beach $2,682 Aylsham $4,232 Alida $7,808 B-Say-Tah $11,145 Allan $38,621 Baildon No. 131 $35,402 Alvena $3,278 Balcarres $36,773 Annaheim $13,052 Balgonie $96,850 Antelope Park No. 322 $8,940 Bangor $2,742 Antler No. 61 $34,389 Barrier Valley No. 397 $29,681 Aquadeo $5,006 Battle River No. 438 $65,500 Arborfield No. 456 $26,999 Battleford $242,274 Arborfield $19,430 Bayne No. 371 $29,383 Archerwill $11,920 Beatty $3,755 Arcola $38,680 Beaver Flat $2,384 Argyle No. 1 $16,092 Beaver River No. 622 $60,613 Beechy $14,244 Britannia No. 502 $103,346 Belle Plaine $3,934 Broadview $34,210 Bengough No. 40 $19,608 Brock No. 64 $14,185 Bengough $18,655 Brock $7,569 Benson No. 35 $29,204 Broderick $4,232 Bethune $23,840 Brokenshell No. 68 $18,357 Bienfait $46,488 Browning No. 34 $23,780 Big Arm No. 251 $11,920 Brownlee $2,980 Big Quill No. 308 $34,985 Bruno $34,210 Big River No. 555 $50,958 Buchanan No. 304 $24,198 Big River $38,084 Buchanan $13,410 Big Shell $2,682 Buckland No. 491 $218,017 Big Stick No. 141 $8,821 Buena Vista $31,230 Biggar No. 347 $48,872 Buffalo Narrows $68,719 Biggar $128,796 Buffalo No. 409 $30,158 Birch Hills No. 460 $39,515 Bulyea $6,079 Birch Hills $63,414 Burstall $17,940 Bird's Point $6,139 Cabri $23,780 Bjorkdale No. 426 $53,640 Cadillac $4,649 Bjorkdale $11,860 Calder No. 241 $19,191 Bladworth $3,576 Calder $5,781 Blaine Lake No. 434 $17,165 Caledonia No. 99 $15,317 Blaine Lake $30,396 Cambria No. 6 $18,118 Blucher No. 343 $111,810 Cana No. 214 $51,137 Bone Creek No. 108 $20,264 Canaan No. 225 $8,880 Borden $14,602 Candle Lake $45,594 Bracken $1,788 Canora $132,252 Bradwell $13,708 Canwood No. 494 $84,870 Bratt's Lake No. 129 $20,860 Canwood $20,741 Bredenbury $21,694 Carlyle $85,884 Briercrest $6,616 Carmichael No. 109 $26,224 2 Carnduff $67,110 Coronach $42,376 Caron No. 162 $30,754 Cote No. 271 $34,568 Caronport $63,653 Coteau Beach $2,384 Carrot River $59,600 Coteau No. 255 $25,032 Central Butte $21,754 Coulee No. 136 $34,687 Ceylon $5,900 Craik No. 222 $16,450 Chamberlain $5,245 Craik $26,999 Chaplin No. 164 $8,761 Craven $13,946 Chaplin $12,993 Creelman $6,854 Chester No. 125 $22,231 Creighton $89,281 Chesterfield No. 261 $28,608 Cudworth $45,892 Chitek Lake $9,953 Cumberland House $49,528 Choiceland $22,708 Cupar No. 218 $33,018 Chorney Beach $894 Cupar $34,508 Christopher Lake $15,854 Cut Knife No. 439 $21,396 Churchbridge No. 211 $40,111 Cut Knife $30,813 Churchbridge $44,283 Cymri No. 36 $31,230 Clavet $23,006 Dafoe $894 Clayton No. 333 $39,872 Dalmeny $101,439 Climax $10,847 Davidson $61,090 Clinworth No. 230 $12,576 Debden $21,337 Cochin $7,271 Deer Forks No. 232 $13,291 Coderre $1,788 Delisle $58,110 Codette $12,218 Denare Beach $48,872 Coleville $18,536 Denholm $4,530 Colonsay No. 342 $14,304 Denzil $8,046 Colonsay $28,310 Dinsmore $18,953 Connaught No. 457 $37,488 Disley $4,470 Conquest $10,490 District of Katepwa $24,019 District of Lakeland Consul $5,006 $52,686 No. 521 Corman Park No. 344 $497,898 Dodsland $12,635 3 Dore Lake $1,669 Enfield No. 194 $16,092 Dorintosh $8,761 Englefeld $14,721 Douglas No. 436 $19,728 Enniskillen No. 3 $26,939 Drake $12,039 Enterprise No. 142 $8,344 Drinkwater $3,874 Ernfold $1,788 Dubuc $4,172 Esterhazy $147,331 Duck Lake No. 463 $50,422 Estevan No. 5 $67,884 Duck Lake $34,389 Estevan $658,818 Dufferin No. 190 $30,515 Eston $61,448 Dundurn No. 314 $68,421 Etters Beach $1,788 Dundurn $41,303 Excel No. 71 $25,449 Duval $5,781 Excelsior No. 166 $57,156 Dysart $12,993 Eye Hill No. 382 $39,276 Eagle Creek No. 376 $34,568 Eyebrow No. 193 $13,708 Earl Grey $14,244 Eyebrow $8,284 Eastend $31,409 Fairlight $2,384 Eatonia $30,277 Fenwood $2,384 Ebenezer $10,430 Fertile Belt No. 183 $46,786 Echo Bay $2,265 Fertile Valley No. 285 $30,456 Edam $26,462 Fillmore No. 96 $15,198 Edenwold No. 158 $248,353 Fillmore $15,198 Edenwold $14,185 Findlater $2,980 Elbow $18,714 Fish Creek No. 402 $18,118 Elcapo No. 154 $28,668 Flaxcombe $6,973 Eldon No. 471 $44,760 Fleming $4,947 Elfros No. 307 $25,747 Flett's Springs No. 429 $44,760 Elfros $5,722 Flin Flon (SK part) $13,648 Elmsthorpe No. 100 $12,516 Foam Lake No. 276 $34,985 Elrose $28,429 Foam Lake $68,421 Emerald No. 277 $26,641 Forget $2,086 Endeavour $5,602 Fort Qu'Appelle $121,226 4 Fort San $11,145 Grandview No. 349 $20,860 Fosston $3,278 Grant No. 372 $25,330 Fox Valley No. 171 $20,562 Grass Lake No. 381 $21,992 Fox Valley $15,496 Grassy Creek No. 78 $16,926 Francis No. 127 $40,290 Gravelbourg No. 104 $18,238 Francis $10,490 Gravelbourg $66,514 Frenchman Butte No. $85,705 Grayson No. 184 $28,489 501 Frobisher $9,894 Grayson $10,966 Frontier No. 19 $22,112 Great Bend No. 405 $29,740 Frontier $20,920 Green Lake $24,913 Gainsborough $17,344 Grenfell $62,520 Garden River No. 490 $38,204 Griffin No. 66 $23,721 Garry No. 245 $24,555 Gull Lake No. 139 $11,980 Gerald $6,794 Gull Lake $58,944 Glaslyn $23,661 Hafford $23,661 Glen Bain No. 105 $12,218 Hague $52,329 Glen Ewen $8,582 Halbrite $6,437 Glen Harbour $3,874 Hanley $31,111 Glen McPherson No. $4,351 Happy Valley No. 10 $8,821 46 Glenavon $10,490 Happyland No. 231 $16,926 Glenside No. 377 $15,913 Harris No. 316 $13,350 Glenside $5,006 Harris $12,695 Golden Prairie $2,086 Hart Butte No. 11 $15,734 Golden West No. 95 $18,774 Hawarden $2,980 Good Lake No. 274 $40,766 Hazel Dell No. 335 $30,456 Goodeve $2,682 Hazelwood No. 94 $14,662 Goodsoil $16,748 Hazenmore $2,980 Goodwater $1,490 Hazlet $5,662 Govan $12,874 Heart's Hill No. 352 $15,496 Grand Coulee $34,032 Hepburn $33,495 Grandview Beach $1,490 Herbert $45,236 5 Hillsborough No. 132 $6,794 Kenaston $16,986 Hillsdale No. 440 $33,555 Kendal $4,589 Hodgeville $10,251 Kennedy $14,364 Holdfast $10,072 Kenosee Lake $15,377 Hoodoo No. 401 $42,078 Kerrobert $63,236 Hubbard $2,742 Key West No. 70 $17,105 Hudson Bay No. 394 $66,871 Keys No. 303 $24,853 Hudson Bay $89,638 Killaly $4,410 Humboldt No. 370 $52,746 Kincaid $6,794 Humboldt $338,409 Kindersley No. 290 $58,825 Huron No. 223 $11,682 Kindersley $278,809 Hyas $6,794 King George No. 256 $12,933 Ile A La Crosse $81,354 Kingsley No. 124 $25,092 Imperial $20,800 Kinistino No. 459 $36,535 Indian Head No. 156 $22,648 Kinistino $44,283 Indian Head $108,174 Kinley $2,682 Insinger No. 275 $19,370 Kipling $62,640 Invergordon No. 430 $38,800 Kisbey $12,933 Invermay No. 305 $19,906 Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay $5,006 Invermay $14,721 Krydor $894 Island View $3,874 Kyle $26,045 Ituna Bon Accord No. $25,926 La Loche $155,616 246 Ituna $42,376 La Ronge $163,483 Jans Bay $11,145 Lac Pelletier No. 107 $36,177 Jansen $7,510 Lacadena No. 228 $34,091 Kamsack $108,770 Lafleche $24,198 Kannata Valley $6,020 Laird No. 404 $73,904 Kelliher $12,874 Laird $17,105 Kellross No. 247 $21,575 Lajord No. 128 $59,183 Kelvington No. 366 $29,740 Lake Alma No. 8 $14,900 Kelvington $53,044 Lake Alma $1,788 6 Lake Johnston No. $9,536 Lipton $22,171 102 Lake Lenore No. 399 $31,946 Livingston No. 331 $18,536 Lake Lenore $17,701 Lloydminster $582,411 Lake of the Rivers No. $17,999 Lomond No. 37 $18,118 72 Lakeside No. 338 $23,065 Lone Tree No. 18 $8,642 Lakeview No. 337 $20,026 Longlaketon No. 219 $57,335 Lampman $42,495 Loon Lake No. 561 $43,210 Landis $8,284 Loon Lake $18,714 Lang $11,920 Loreburn No.
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