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Manitoba Sport, Culture and Heritage 2016 - 2017 Preliminary Grants Paid Listing MANITOBA SPORT, CULTURE AND HERITAGE 2016 - 2017 PRELIMINARY GRANTS PAID LISTING (UNAUDITED) Please Note: - The figures in this report reflect the amounts of grants paid out of the budget for the fiscal year. These may differ from the amounts approved in cases of formula based grants where final costs of projects are less than anticipated, or in cases of projects which span more than one fiscal year and where grants are paid on a progress basis. - An addendum may be posted listing the Paid Accruals at a later date. - Discrepancies may be due to internal recoveries. MANITOBA SPORT, CULTURE AND HERITAGE 2016 - 2017 PRELIMINARY GRANTS PAID LISTING TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE SPORT SECRETARIAT 1 SPORT MANITOBA 1 SPORT PARTICIPAITION FUND 1 GRANTS TO CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS Major Agencies Operating Grants 1 Major Agencies Capital Grants 1 Community Initiatives Aboriginal Cultural Initiatives 1 Aboriginal Arts Education 2 MANITOBA ARTS COUNCIL 2 ARTS BRANCH Film and Sound Development 2 Arts Development Project Support 2 Comités culturels Consolidated 3 Community Arts Councils Operating 3 Consolidated Arts Programming 3 Cultural Industries Support 4 Cultural Operating Grants 4 Festival Grants Community Festivals and Events 4 Major Arts Festivals Operating Grants 5 Project Support Project Support 5 Francophone Initiatives 5 Arts Education Access 6 Provincial Community Arts Operating 6 PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICES Operating Grants 6 Rural Library Technological Sustainability 7 HISTORIC RESOURCES Community Museums Grants 7 Heritage Buildings Capital Grants 9 Heritage Grants Program 9 Provincial Heritage Agencies 11 Signature Museums 11 ETHNOCULTURAL COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM GRANTS 11 Sport, Culture and Heritage 2016/17 Preliminary Grants Paid Listing Sport Secretariat 2017 Canada Summer Games Host 84,000.00 City of Morden 5,000.00 God's Lake Narrows School 1,000.00 Manitoba Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Council Inc. 10,200.00 Manitoba Combative Sports 15,900.00 Manitoba Badminton Association Inc. 10,000.00 St Boniface General Hospital 1,700.00 True North Sports & Entertainment 25,000.00 Team Canada Volleyball Centre 37,500.00 Sport Secretariat Total $ 190,300.00 Sport Manitoba Federal - Provincial Bilateral Sport Development Partnership 130,000.00 Sport Manitoba 11,551,699.98 Sport Manitoba Total $ 11,681,699.98 Sport Participation Fund 2017 Canada Summer Games Host Society 1,000,000.00 High Performance Athlete Development Initiative - Sport Manitoba 250,000.00 Sport Participation Fund Total $ 1,250,000.00 Grants to Cultural Organizations Major Agencies Operating Grants Brandon Centennial Auditorium Corporation Inc. 110,400.00 Centre culturel franco - manitobain 419,700.00 Manitoba Centennial Centre Corporation 2,999,584.64 Manitoba Opera Association 150,000.00 The Manitoba Museum 3,270,500.00 Winnipeg Art Gallery 2,312,000.00 Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Inc. 125,000.00 Major Agencies Operating Grants Total 9,387,184.64 Major Agencies Capital Grants Brandon Centennial Auditorium Corporation Inc. 17,000.00 Centre culturel franco - manitobain 25,000.00 Manitoba Centennial Centre Corporation 23,700.00 The Manitoba Museum 25,000.00 Major Agencies Capital Grants Total 90,700.00 Community Initiatives Artspace Inc. 18,750.00 Centre culturel franco - manitobain 25,000.00 Culture Days Manitoba Inc. 25,000.00 Festival du Voyageur Inc. 18,000.00 Home Routes Inc. 25,000.00 Manitoba Chamber Orchestra 5,000.00 Municipality of Pembina 25,000.00 National Screen Institute - Canada 25,000.00 Winnipeg Art Gallery 25,000.00 Winnipeg International Writers 4,900.00 Women's Enterprise 2,000.00 Subtotal 198,650.00 Aboriginal Cultural Initiatives Aboriginal Music Manitoba Inc. 6,000.00 Amber Trails Community School 3,650.00 Asham Stomperfest 4,000.00 Brandon Friendship Centre Inc. 2,000.00 Brokenhead Ojibway Nation 5,000.00 Churchill Ladies Club 5,000.00 Ebb and Flow First Nation 5,000.00 Founding Nations of Manitoba Tribal Village/Artisans Co-op Inc. 5,000.00 Ginew Culturel Group Inc. 4,000.00 Ininiwi Kiskinwamakewin Centre 5,000.00 Long Plain First Nation 4,000.00 Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Inc. 4,000.00 Marymound Inc. 5,000.00 Misipawistik Cree Nation Health Authority 5,000.00 O-Chi-Chak-Ko-Sipi First Nation Powwow Committee 5,000.00 Opaskwayak Cree Nation 5,000.00 Rolling River First Nation 5,000.00 Sagkeeng First Nation 4,000.00 Seven Oaks School Division 5,000.00 Shallow Bay Sundance 5,000.00 Sioux Valley Dakota Nation 5,000.00 Virden Junior High School 3,000.00 White Buffalo Spiritual Society Inc. 5,000.00 Subtotal 104,650.00 3 Sport, Culture and Heritage 2016/17 Preliminary Grants Paid Listing Aboriginal Arts Education Buchanan Elementary School 2,400.00 Eyaa - Keen Centre Inc. 5,000.00 Festival du Voyageur Inc. 14,800.00 Fisher River Human Resource Centre 9,000.00 Founding Nations of Manitoba Tribal 5,000.00 General Wolfe School Indigenous 1,809.60 Lake St Martin School 5,000.00 Mamaweyas Collective 4,000.00 Manitoba Chamber Orchestra 5,000.00 Mary Duncan School 300.00 Mentoring Artists for Women's Art 3,520.00 Native Women's Transition Centre 3,200.00 Rat River Recreation Commission 1,688.00 Turtle Lodge 5,000.00 Union Nationale Metisse Saint - Joseph du Manitoba Inc. 4,000.00 Subtotal 69,717.60 Community Initiatives Total 373,017.60 Grants to Cultural Organizations Total $ 9,850,902.24 Manitoba Arts Council 9,603,900.00 Manitoba Arts Council Total $ 9,603,900.00 Arts Branch Film and Sound Development Manitoba Film & Music 3,865,600.00 Manitoba Music Industry Association 101,500.00 National Screen Institute - Canada 176,700.00 On Screen Manitoba 75,000.00 Film and Sound Development Total 4,218,800.00 Arts Development Project Support 40th Annual Northern Juried Art 2,500.00 Amos Okemow Memorial Education 1,250.00 Arts for Tots Advisory Committee 1,000.00 Arts West Council Inc. 408.05 Augustfest Brandon Inc. 2,000.00 Backyard Theatre Company 1,000.00 Barren Lands First Nation Health 1,896.80 Bissett Community Council 1,354.00 Brandon Highland Festival 1,147.55 Canada Iceland Arts Festival Inc. 1,500.00 Canadian Music Competition Inc. 1,262.70 Canadian Palestinian Association 1,500.00 Churchill Arts Council 2,720.00 Churchill Ladies Club 2,500.00 Churchill Northern Studies Centre 5,000.00 Classic Garden Inc. 672.00 Clear Lake Chamber Music Festival 2,000.00 Dauphin Art Group Inc. 1,000.00 Eriksdale Dance Troupe 1,000.00 Evergreen Festival of the Arts 1,265.44 Gladstone District Community Centre 2,000.00 Gretna Hot Spot Festival 1,759.00 Heartland Recreation Commission 649.50 Kin Club of Thompson 525.00 Kiwanis Club of Gimli and District Inc. 528.00 Kleefeld Recreation Association Inc. 1,000.00 Lord Selkirk Robert Fraser Memorial 1,500.00 Lundar Agricultural Society 1,725.00 Manitoba Gospel Music Jamboree 2,000.00 Manitoba Underground Opera Inc. 1,500.00 McCreary & District Economic Development 1,379.50 McCreary Recreation Commission 933.00 Melita Banana Days 2,000.00 Mentoring Artists for Women's Art 300.00 Meridian Arts Festival 1,071.00 Minnedosa and District Recreation 67.50 Mouseland Press Inc. 750.00 Neepawa and District Fine Arts 856.50 Northern Lights Festival of Arts 803.87 Northlands Denesuline Health Office 2,832.00 Northwestern Marquette Festival 1,000.00 Oleg and Friends Inc. 900.00 Parklane Theatre 660.00 Pembina Valley Music Festival 1,068.30 Prairie Partners Inc. 975.00 R M of East St Paul 157.50 Rady Jewish Community Centre 750.00 4 Sport, Culture and Heritage 2016/17 Preliminary Grants Paid Listing Arts Development Project Support continued Red River Valley Festival of the Arts 987.23 Reechka Dancers 1,000.00 Rock Lake Festival of the Arts Inc. 527.07 Sarasvati Dramatic Theatre Productions and Repertory Inc. 1,252.50 Scape - Stronger Communities Through 1,723.82 Scotdance Manitoba 1,500.00 Shell River Jamboree 2,000.00 Souris District Arts Council Inc. 1,684.18 Southeast Visual Arts Club 1,000.00 Southeastern Manitoba Festival 368.25 Southern Manitoba Concerts Inc. 1,000.00 St Andrews St Clements Agricultural Society 2,000.00 Susydka Ukrainian Dance Club 1,000.00 Swan Valley Fine Arts Festival 632.00 Tempo Festival of the Arts 906.00 Teulon and District Agricultural Society 570.00 Thompson Music Parents Association 2,340.85 Tiger Hills Festival of the Arts 1,586.25 Town of Winnipeg Beach 2,000.00 Turtle Mountain Community 804.00 Ukrainian Museum and Village 2,000.00 Vinok Ukrainian Dance Group 369.75 Winkler Arts and Culture Inc. 420.00 Winnipeg River Arts Council Inc. 1,000.00 Arts Development Project Support Total 91,339.11 Comités culturels Consolidated Comite culturel Chateauguay 3,036.00 Comite culturel de La Broquerie Inc. 9,762.00 Comite culturel de Lourdes Inc. 9,180.00 Comité culturel de Saint - Claude et Haywood 3,036.00 Comite culturel de Saint Jean - Baptiste Inc. 13,590.00 Comite culturel de Somerset Inc. 6,570.00 Comite culturel de St Leon Inc. 7,026.00 Comite culturel de Ste Anne Inc. 16,500.00 Comités culturels Consolidated Total 68,700.00 Community Arts Councils Operating Aurora Borealis Arts Council Inc. 4,697.00 Burrows Trail Arts Council Inc. 21,400.00 Carberry Plains Arts Council Inc. 11,348.00 Dauphin & District Allied Arts Council Inc. 28,282.00 Flin Flon Arts Council Inc, 21,760.00 Golden Prairie Arts Council Inc. 29,805.00 Green Acres Art Centre Inc. 12,535.00 Mid - West Arts Council Inc. 15,208.00 Pembina Hills Arts Council Inc.
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