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St. Anthony Port Authority Inc.

Agreement for removal and disposal of one (1) boat in St. Anthony NL

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CAD 91,540.00

Reported federal agreement value. An agreement can cover several years; this is not the amount paid out.

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Name as printed
St. Anthony Port Authority Inc.|St. Anthony Port Authority Inc.
Public body
Transport Canada
Agreement start
July 9, 2021
Program
Program to Protect Canada's Coastlines and Waterways (PPCCW) / Abandoned Boats Program
Record type
Federal grant or contribution

Receipt

agreement 217-2021-2022-Q2-05281, amendment 0

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Source location evidence

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Reported address: country: CA; province: NL; city: ST ANTHONY EAST|ST ANTHONY EAST; postal code: A0K4S0.

How counted: latest of 1 rows (department reports running totals). Start: 2021-07-09; end: 2022-03-31; reported: not stated. Amount: published value.

    Full source fields
    _id
    36223266
    ref_number
    217-2021-2022-Q2-05281
    amendment_number
    0
    amendment_date
    agreement_type
    G
    recipient_type
    N
    recipient_business_number
    884509928
    recipient_legal_name
    St. Anthony Port Authority Inc.|St. Anthony Port Authority Inc.
    recipient_operating_name
    research_organization_name
    recipient_country
    CA
    recipient_province
    NL
    recipient_city
    ST ANTHONY EAST|ST ANTHONY EAST
    recipient_postal_code
    A0K4S0
    federal_riding_name_en
    Labrador
    federal_riding_name_fr
    Labrador
    federal_riding_number
    10004
    prog_name_en
    Program to Protect Canada's Coastlines and Waterways (PPCCW) / Abandoned Boats Program
    prog_name_fr
    Programme de protection du littoral et des voies navigables du Canada (PPLVN) / Programme de bateaux abandonnés
    prog_purpose_en
    The purpose of the Program is to modernize and enhance the safety of Canada's marine transportation system protect Canada's marine ecosystem and increase Canadians' awareness of and capacity to participate in marine safety.
    prog_purpose_fr
    Le Programme a pour objet de moderniser et améliorer la sécurité du système de transport maritime du Canada de protéger l'écosystème marin du Canada de davantage sensibiliser les Canadiens à la sécurité maritime et de renforcer leur capacité à y prendre part.
    agreement_title_en
    Agreement for removal and disposal of one (1) boat in St. Anthony NL
    agreement_title_fr
    Entente pour l'enlèvement et l'élimination d'un (1) bateau à St. Anthony TN
    agreement_number
    ABP-722885
    agreement_value
    91540.0
    foreign_currency_type
    foreign_currency_value
    agreement_start_date
    2021-07-09
    agreement_end_date
    2022-03-31
    coverage
    Local|Local
    description_en
    To remove abandoned and/or wrecked vessels from Canadian waters
    description_fr
    Retirer des bateaux abandonnés et/ou naufragés des eaux canadiennes
    naics_identifier
    expected_results_en
    Vessels of concern in Canadian waters are addressed.
    expected_results_fr
    Les navires préoccupants dans les eaux canadiennes sont traités.
    additional_information_en
    additional_information_fr
    owner_org
    tc
    owner_org_title
    Transport Canada | Transports Canada

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