Where the province's large building projects, its transfers to local governments and its community gaming grants have gone since 2003, sorted by the party each riding elected. Amounts are adjusted for inflation to 2026 dollars, and every figure comes from public budget, election and local government records.
Spending that can be placed in a riding, with the current filters. When the solid line sits above the dashed line, that group of ridings received more than its share of seats.
Taxpayer-supported capital spending (not Crown corporations), full cost. The list can be placed by riding; the rest is reported only as totals by sector.
Uses the options chosen above. A term runs from one general election to the next; the "per riding" columns divide each group's spending by the number of ridings it held.
Each local government's transfers are split among the ridings it overlaps, in proportion to where its registered voters live. 2009 to 2024, the years the riding maps allow.
Grants to non-profit groups, parent advisory councils and other community organizations, placed by each organization's town or city. Fiscal years starting in April of the year shown.
Pick a term to see what each riding received while it was held by the party it elected. Riding boundaries change between some elections, so compare ridings within a term rather than across terms.
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