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Req # ATI2024-034
“ Requests access to any and all information on the BDC’s internal policies and/or procedures as they pertain to or touch upon the issuance, distribution and/or awarding of grants, loans, and/or other financing, specifically including, but not limited to, those monies ($30M) made available in February 2023 (the “Creative and Cultural Envelope”) to accelerate the growth of Canada’s creative and cultural industries, including broadcasting. In addition to the foregoing, we hereby request access to any and all information pertaining to or otherwise identifying those other entities to which the BDC distributed the monies in the Creative and Cultural Envelope. ”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
May 2024
Req # ATI2025-002
“ Will you please fill in the missing information about the Canada Digital Adoption Program; specifically: please provide a monthly table of data for the following information: a) Number of <= $50k loans given out for Stream 2 b) Number of >$50k loans given out for Stream 2 ”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
May 2024
May 2024
Req # ATI2025-004
“ In reference to the 22009 call for tenders for the construction of the BDC offices on Lapinière Boulevard in Brossard, we ask to receive the analysis of the bids received and the result of the call for tenders. ”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
May 2024
Req # ATI2025-005
“ I would like to know what is or are the rule (s) of the BDC regarding entrepreneurs who have bankrupt and who operate in one or more new companies (legal entity). After how many years can an entrepreneur request financial support from the BDC, is the entrepreneur entitled to receive service and have his request treated like a normal entrepreneur? ”Organization: Business Development Bank of Canada
May 2024
Req # AF-2023-00050
Please provide all documents, including but not limited to email and letter correspondence, research, memos, decks and meeting minutes regarding modesty requirements, modesty criteria, housing design criteria, regional modest design criteria or national modest design criteria associated to Section 95 on-reserve housing from 1980 to present (October 11, 2023), rural and native housing or assisted housing from 1974 to 1993,Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
May 2024
Req # AF-2023-00113
Please provide the following documents in PDF format: - The City of Edmonton's filled application form, preliminary attestation letter and integrity declaration for the Housing Accelerator Fund. Please include all sections of the application form, including the following sections: 1. General, 2. Action Plan, 3. Other Information, the Funding Estimator, including sections submitted in the Excel sheet as well as directly in the CMHC's online portal. Please provide all iterations of the application if there were resubmissions. – The contribution agreement between the CMHC/Government of Canada and the City of Edmonton for the Housing Accelerator Fund.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
May 2024
Req # AF-2023-00120
I am reaching out to seek your assistance in obtaining information from CMHC regarding the federal government's Limited Dividend Program. This program played a crucial role in delivering low to moderate rental units to the market, starting in the late 1930s, and was a significant part of the Assisted Private Rental Program, initiated with the National Housing Act in 1938 under Section 15 (formerly Section 13, Limited Dividend). Originally financed through a combination of federal and private loans, the program underwent a transformative shift in 1954 when it became exclusively supported by a direct federal loan. In my pursuit of a thorough understanding of this historical initiative, I am seeking any available data that the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) might possess. Specifically, I am interested in the following details: 1. Names(corporations) of the recipients of the Limited Dividend Program. 2. Addresses of the properties where the low to moderate rental units were built. 3. The number of rental units the program produced over its lifespan. 4. Data on approved rental increases at each property over the life span of the program.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
May 2024
Req # AF-2024-00002
(1) Identification of the [current] type of CMHC loan insurance program e.g. MLI Select [at 250 frederick st, Kitchener Ontario], (2) The specific details of any commitments made under this insurance program related to housing affordability. (3) In the case of MLI Select, the specific details of any points awarded for a 10 or 20 year commitment to 40% of units at 30% of median renter income (50 points), 60% of units at 30% of median renter income (70 Points), or 80% of units at 30% of median renter income (100 Points).Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
May 2024
Req # AF-2024-00006
Please provide records/documents detailing the budget for “exempt staff,” as well as the corresponding number of Full-Time Employees and their titles. Please break down annually by fiscal year from 2014-15 to 2023-24.Organization: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
May 2024