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Backgrounder Newfoundland and Labrador’s 2021‒22 Canada Community-Building Fund (formerly the Gas Tax Fund) allocations and top-up amounts. As of this year, fire halls and fire stations infrastructure are now eligible under the program. Ultimate Recipient 2021-22 Allocation 2020-21 Top-Up Admirals Beach $14,169 $13,553 Anchor Point $22,025 $21,067 Appleton $33,436 $31,982 Aquaforte $11,755 $11,244 Arnold's Cove $49,894 $47,725 Avondale $36,376 $34,795 Badger $39,141 $37,439 Baie Verte $65,869 $63,005 Baine Harbour $13,686 $13,091 Bauline $28,081 $26,861 Bay Bulls $74,076 $70,855 Bay de Verde $25,448 $24,342 Bay L'Argent $18,821 $18,003 Bay Roberts $272,099 $260,269 Baytona $19,743 $18,884 Beachside $14,037 $13,427 Bellburns $10,570 $10,111 Belleoram $24,658 $23,586 Birchy Bay $32,382 $30,975 Bird Cove $16,100 $15,400 Bishop's Cove $20,840 $19,934 Bishop's Falls $146,755 $140,374 Bonavista $159,570 $152,632 Botwood $134,422 $128,578 Branch $18,250 $17,457 Brent's Cove $15,134 $14,476 Brighton $16,495 $15,778 Brigus $39,975 $38,237 Bryant's Cove $25,580 $24,468 Buchans $36,420 $34,837 Burgeo $65,606 $62,753 Burin $109,845 $105,069 Burlington $22,025 $21,067 Burnt Islands $35,542 $33,997 Campbellton $28,081 $26,861 Cape Broyle $29,705 $28,414 Cape St. George $45,681 $43,694 Carbonear $221,452 $211,824 Carmanville $40,721 $38,951 Cartwright $26,984 $25,811 Centreville-Wareham-Trinity $58,584 $56,037 Chance Cove $19,479 $18,632 Change Islands $17,373 $16,617 Channel-Port aux Basques $186,737 $178,618 Chapel Arm $28,301 $27,070 Charlottetown (Labrador) $20,972 $20,060 Clarenville $284,344 $271,981 Clarke's Beach $76,622 $73,290 Coachman's Cove $12,852 $12,293 Colinet $11,755 $11,244 Colliers $36,947 $35,340 Come By Chance $18,250 $17,457 Comfort Cove-Newstead $26,106 $24,971 Conception Bay South $1,158,069 $1,107,718 Conception Harbour $38,307 $36,642 Conche $15,705 $15,022 Cook's Harbour $13,642 $13,049 Cormack $34,445 $32,948 Corner Brook $877,492 $839,340 Cottlesville $20,138 $19,262 Cow Head $27,028 $25,853 Cox's Cove $38,439 $36,768 Crow Head $16,012 $15,316 Cupids $40,853 $39,077 Daniel's Harbour $19,348 $18,506 Deer Lake $238,613 $228,238 Dover $37,298 $35,676 Eastport $30,232 $28,918 Elliston $21,762 $20,815 Embree $39,010 $37,314 Englee $31,373 $30,009 English Harbour East $14,344 $13,721 Fermeuse $22,508 $21,529 Ferryland $26,414 $25,265 Flatrock $82,108 $78,538 Fleur de Lys $18,953 $18,129 Flower's Cove $20,094 $19,220 Fogo Island $106,729 $102,089 Forteau $26,194 $25,055 Fortune $69,731 $66,699 Fox Cove-Mortier $21,191 $20,270 Fox Harbour $19,304 $18,465 Frenchman's Cove $15,661 $14,980 Gallants $10,438 $9,985 Gambo $95,055 $90,922 Gander $521,208 $498,547 Garnish $33,172 $31,730 Gaskiers-Point La Haye $18,426 $17,625 Gaultois $14,213 $13,595 George's Brook-Milton $41,950 $40,126 Gillams $26,238 $25,097 Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal $18,075 $17,289 Brook Glenwood $42,389 $40,546 Glovertown $99,663 $95,330 Goose Cove East $15,881 $15,190 Grand Bank $109,626 $104,859 Grand Falls-Windsor $630,183 $602,783 Grand le Pierre $18,558 $17,751 Greenspond $19,918 $19,052 Hampden $27,072 $25,895 Hant's Harbour $22,683 $21,697 Happy Adventure $17,022 $16,282 Happy Valley-Goose Bay $364,133 $348,301 Harbour Breton $79,957 $76,481 Harbour Grace $139,689 $133,615 Harbour Main-Chapel's Cove- $55,073 $52,678 Lakeview Hare Bay $50,772 $48,564 Hawke's Bay $22,069 $21,109 Heart's Content $23,166 $22,159 Heart's Delight-Islington $37,825 $36,180 Heart's Desire $17,592 $16,827 Hermitage-Sandyville $26,765 $25,601 Holyrood $116,340 $111,282 Hopedale $33,436 $31,982 Howley $17,241 $16,491 Hughes Brook $19,435 $18,590 Humber Arm South $78,421 $75,011 Indian Bay $15,924 $15,232 Irishtown-Summerside $70,477 $67,413 Isle aux Morts $37,386 $35,760 Jackson's Arm $20,708 $19,808 Keels $10,482 $10,027 King's Cove $12,194 $11,664 King's Point $37,166 $35,550 Kippens $96,371 $92,181 Labrador City $325,116 $44,492 Lamaline $19,962 $310,981 L'Anse au Clair $17,724 $19,094 L'Anse au Loup $32,734 $16,953 Lark Harbour $31,154 $31,310 LaScie $46,514 $29,799 Lawn $35,630 $34,081 Leading Tickles $21,059 $20,144 Lewin's Cove $32,119 $30,723 Lewisporte $157,859 $150,995 Little Bay $12,852 $12,293 Little Bay East $13,818 $13,217 Little Bay Islands1 $11,360 $10,886 Little Burnt Bay $20,577 $19,682 Logy Bay-Middle Cove-Outer $105,720 $101,123 Cove Long Harbour-Mount Arlington $19,216 $18,381 Heights 1 The allocations are based upon the 2016 census and the amounts for Little Bay Islands will be re- allocated when the 2021 census results are available. Lord's Cove $15,354 $14,686 Lourdes $28,652 $27,406 Lumsden $30,232 $28,918 Lushes Bight-Beaumont- $15,617 $14,938 Beaumont North Main Brook $18,909 $18,087 Makkovik $24,790 $23,712 Mary's Harbour $23,210 $22,201 Marystown $241,553 $231,051 Massey Drive $79,869 $76,397 McIvers $31,856 $30,471 Meadows $35,718 $34,165 Middle Arm $29,047 $27,784 Miles Cove $12,808 $12,251 Millertown $11,799 $11,286 Milltown-Head of Bay d'Espoir $41,116 $39,329 Ming's Bight $22,244 $21,277 Morrisville $12,677 $12,126 Mount Carmel-Mitchells Brook- $23,561 $22,537 St. Catherine's Mount Moriah $40,985 $39,203 Mount Pearl $1,022,937 $978,462 Musgrave Harbour $51,693 $49,446 Musgravetown $32,997 $31,562 Nain $57,618 $55,113 New Perlican $16,407 $15,694 New-Wes-Valley $103,569 $99,066 Nippers Harbour $11,974 $11,454 Norman's Cove-Long Cove $37,473 $35,844 Norris Arm $40,590 $38,825 Norris Point $37,649 $36,012 North River $33,260 $31,814 North West River $32,251 $30,849 Northern Arm $26,940 $25,769 Old Perlican $36,025 $34,459 Pacquet $15,442 $14,770 Paradise $946,967 $905,795 Parkers Cove $19,128 $18,297 Parson's Pond $23,385 $22,369 Pasadena $167,119 $159,853 Peterview $44,583 $42,645 Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove $50,377 $48,186 Pilley's Island $21,147 $20,228 Pinware $12,106 $11,580 Placentia $161,677 $154,647 Point au Gaul $12,106 $11,580 Point Lance $12,721 $12,168 Point Leamington $34,182 $32,696 Point May $18,382 $17,583 Point of Bay $15,003 $14,350 Pool's Cove $16,714 $15,988 Port Anson $13,949 $13,343 Port au Choix $42,872 $41,008 Port au Port East $33,655 $32,192 Port au Port West-Aguathuna- $27,950 $26,735 Felix Cove Port Blandford $34,621 $33,116 Port Hope Simpson $26,326 $25,181 Port Kirwan $10,526 $10,069 Port Rexton $23,166 $22,159 Port Saunders $37,825 $36,180 Portugal Cove South $14,827 $14,183 Portugal Cove-St. Phillip's $365,801 $349,896 Postville $16,012 $15,316 Pouch Cove $99,049 $94,742 Raleigh $16,012 $15,316 Ramea $27,862 $26,651 Red Bay $15,661 $14,980 Red Harbour $16,539 $15,820 Reidville $30,583 $29,253 Rencontre East $14,344 $13,721 Renews-Cappahayden $21,454 $20,522 Rigolet $21,630 $20,689 River of Ponds $17,680 $16,911 Riverhead $16,363 $15,652 Robert's Arm $43,574 $41,679 Rocky Harbour $49,806 $47,641 Roddickton - Bide Arm $52,088 $49,824 Rose Blanche-Harbour le Cou $25,536 $24,426 Rushoon $18,997 $18,171 Salmon Cove $38,088 $36,432 Salvage $13,686 $13,091 Sandringham $18,294 $17,499 Sandy Cove $13,598 $13,007 Seal Cove, F.B $18,865 $18,045 Seal Cove, W.B $21,542 $20,605 Small Point-Adam's Cove- $25,229 $24,132 Blackhead-Broad Cove South Brook $29,398 $28,120 South River $36,640 $35,047 Southern Harbour $25,580 $24,468 Spaniard's Bay $124,679 $119,258 Springdale $138,636 $132,608 St. Alban's $60,295 $57,674 St. Anthony $107,343 $102,676 St. Bernard's-Jacques Fontaine $27,248 $26,063 St. Brendan's $14,608 $13,973 St. Bride's $19,304 $18,465 St. George's $61,041 $58,387 St. Jacques-Coomb's Cove $34,050 $32,570 St. John's $4,785,905 $4,577,822 St. Joseph's $13,291 $12,713 St. Lawrence $60,559 $57,926 St. Lewis $16,758 $16,030 St. Lunaire-Griquet $34,752 $33,241 St. Mary's $23,473 $22,453 St. Pauls $18,689 $17,877 St. Shott's $11,141 $10,656 St.
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    ROUTING GUIDE - Less Than Truckload Updated December 17, 2019 Serviced Out Of City Prov Routing City Carrier Name ABRAHAMS COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ADAMS COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ADEYTON NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ADMIRALS BEACH NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ADMIRALS COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ALLANS ISLAND NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point AMHERST COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ANCHOR POINT NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ANGELS COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point APPLETON NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point AQUAFORTE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ARGENTIA NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ARNOLDS COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ASPEN COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point ASPEY BROOK NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point AVONDALE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BACK COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BACK HARBOUR NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BACON COVE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BADGER NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BADGERS QUAY NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAIE VERTE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAINE HARBOUR NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAKERS BROOK NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BARACHOIS BROOK NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BARENEED NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BARR'D HARBOUR NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BARR'D ISLANDS NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BARTLETTS HARBOUR NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAULINE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAULINE EAST NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAY BULLS NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAY DE VERDE NL TORONTO, ON Interline Point BAY L'ARGENT NL TORONTO, ON