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CHURCHILL REGION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND (CRED) FULL APPLICATION Note: Full Application only required for projects longer than 6 months Please thoroughly review this application, including the Declaration and the corresponding Application Guide. If you require assistance completing the application, contact us. Website: www.cfmanitoba.ca/cred Email: cred@cfmanitoba.ca Telephone: (204) 943-2905 For your local CF office: Toll-free 1-888-303-2232 Mailing Address: Churchill Region Economic Development Fund c/o Community Futures Manitoba 559-167 Lombard Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0V3 NOTE: The information you provide on this document is collected by CF Manitoba for the purpose of assessing your project proposal under the Churchill Region Economic Development Fund. Where possible, applicants should provide business contact information only. Personal information which is provided will be protected under the provisions of the Privacy Act. Page 1 of 12

PART 1 APPLICANT INFORMATION 1 Applicant Information Eligible Organization Type Community Organization Non-Profit Organization For-Profit Entity Educational Institution Business Organization Municipality Legal Organization Name Operating as Name 2 Project Contact Information Legal Family Name Legal Given Name Primary Telephone No. Ext. Email Fax No. Secondary Telephone No. Ext. Language of Correspondence English French 3 Mailing Address Unit /Suite/ Apt. Street Number Number Suffix Street Name Street Type Street Direction PO Box or Route Number Municipality (City, Town, etc.) Province Postal Code 4 GST or Canada Revenue Agency Number 6 Name of Signing Official 7 Provide a brief profile and history of your organization. 5 Website Address Name Title Email Describe your organization s history. For example: Mission/mandate/goals Date organization formed Page 2 of 12

CRED s objective PART 2 - PROJECT INFORMATION The Churchill Region Economic Development Fund (CRED) is a $4.6M application-based program created to assist northern communities in the Churchill/Bayline region to build a stronger, more diversified economy. The Fund is intended for community initiatives which support sustainable local economic growth; create employment and business opportunities; and build on existing assets to support economic diversification beyond the existing tourism and port assets. Projects in the regions served by Community Futures North Central Development, Community Futures Cedar Lake Region, Community Futures Greenstone, Community Futures Kitayan and Community Futures Northwest (see http://cfmanitoba.ca/regions/) may apply for assistance. The fund will also support projects that promote business activity in the Kivalliq region if they strengthen economic activity across northern Manitoba. 8 Project title The name which will appear on the contribution agreement. 9 Anticipated start date YYYY/MM/DD 10 Anticipated completion date 11 Describe how the project meets the CRED priorities and preferences. YYYY/MM/DD Describe the rationale for this project. How does your project support any or all of the following in the Churchill/Bayline region? - A more diversified economy - Less reliance on single commodities such as grain - More local involvement in community economic planning - Expansion of existing and creation of new businesses to support jobs - Increased training opportunities linked to the region s strengths such as transportation, health care, tourism; - Growing Arctic research and service industry 12 Describe the project. Describe the project in summary: What is (are) the objective(s)? Who is (are) the beneficiary (ies)? Which priorities or industries does your project support? 13 Describe the project s activities. Provide a brief overview on how you are going to accomplish this project, including a listing of key project milestones. 14 Describe the intended benefits of the project. How will it help the region remain competitive? What are you hoping to accomplish? What benefits do you expect to achieve for the Churchill/Bayline region by completing this project? (i.e. maintaining current employment, new job creation or enhancement, creating incremental income, businesses, or government revenues in the Churchill/Bayline region) How will the Churchill/Bayline region be enhanced as a result of this project? How will you measure the successes and benefits of the project? 15 Are post-proposal activities required? If so, how are you going to financially support these activities? Page 3 of 12

16 Identify and demonstrate your efforts/results in obtaining funding from other sources. How are your partners going to be involved in supporting this project? 17 Identify and demonstrate your efforts/results in obtaining multicommunity support? 18 Describe your project team, and its capacity and ability to undertake this project. 19 Describe any challenges or risks which may influence the successful completion of the proposed project. Describe how you plan to mitigate these risks or challenges. Provide the information as requested. Attach copies of endorsement letters from partners describing the nature of support being provided and the rationale for their support. Provide the information as requested. Attach copies of endorsement letters from community stakeholders describing the nature of support being provided and the rationale for their support. Describe how your project team will administer the project. How will it report on the progress and deliverables internally and to CF Manitoba? Demonstrate how your project team has the capacity to deliver the project and achieve the expected outcomes, for example: Financial management experience Participation of a consulting firm Previous experience in similar activities Contacts Project management experience Resources (financial, technical, human, etc.) Participation of experts Any other information which could help demonstrates your project team s ability to deliver the project successfully. How will these risks be managed to minimize any impacts? 20 Communications How will project results be communicated to your target audience? 21 Describe any potential environmental impact of the proposed project. Page 4 of 12

PART 3 - PROJECT WORKPLAN Activities Start Date End Date Outputs List each activity/sub-activity in chronological order. YYYY/MM/DD YYYY/MM/DD For each activity listed, indicate what will be produced, where applicable. Activity 1: Activity 2: Activity 3: Activity 4: Activity 5: Activity 6: Activity 7: Activity 8: Activity 9: Page 5 of 12

PART 4 - TOTAL SOURCES OF FUNDING Resources Sources of Funding (Indicate all sources of funding requested, in cash or in-kind, and whether the funding is confirmed or pending) Cash In-kind * Applicant s Contribution $ $ Status of Funding Date Confirmed Pending (Expected Date) CRED Funding Requested $ Other Sources Name of Funding Source Partners** $ $ $ Provincial or Municipal Government Funding (provide Initiative name) Other Federal Gov t Funding (excluding CRED) (provide Initiative name) $ $ $ $ Total Project Funding $ $ Percentage % % * In-kind means contributions other than monetary which defray a portion of the project s eligible costs. ** Provide details and the amounts of any federal, provincial, or municipal government funding being received by project partners. NOTES: The CRED administration may request additional details and documentation related to the sources of funding. The maximum level of federal government funding for projects under CRED submitted by a for-profit organization is 50% for capital costs and 75% of noncapital costs. Page 6 of 12

PART 5 - BUDGET Source of Funding For each activity, list eligible expenses by cost category. Applicants are encouraged to add lines as needed. Staffing Costs Wages, Benefits, MERCS, etc. Activity Costs Funds from CRED Recipient Contribution Other Government Contribution Other Contribution (e.g. Partners) Cash In-kind Cash Cash Travel, Meals, Accommodations Communications Phone, Internet, etc. Occupancy Costs Rent, Utilities, Maintenance, etc. Marketing & Promotion Office Equipment and Supplies Page 7 of 12

Administration incl. Insurance, Bank Fees, etc. Capital Costs Reporting Costs Project Monitoring Financial Management Performance Measurement Other please specify Total Cost Project $ - $ - $ - $ - $ - Percentage % % % % % CRED requested funding by fiscal year Fiscal year 2016-2017 Fiscal year 2017-2018 Fiscal year 2018-2019 Copies of estimates should be submitted with the application. Page 8 of 12

Before signing the Declaration, answer the following questions: Unpaid debts to Canada It is a requirement of the Treasury Board Policy on Transfer Payments that recipients of funds declare any amounts owing to the federal government and to recognize that amounts payable to the recipient may be set off against amounts owing by the recipient to the government. Does your organization have any outstanding debts with the Government of Canada? If yes, please indicate the amount owing and under what initiative/legislation. Amount of unpaid debt: Initiative/Legislation: Conflict of interest disclosure Applicants who are current or former public servants or public office holders or who are organizations which employ such persons must comply or ensure compliance with the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Service, the Conflict of Interest and Post-Employment Code for Public Office Holders, and the Conflict of Interest Act. Provide the names of any persons involved with the project who have, in the past year, been employed, or held public office, with the federal government. Indicate their former positions and the nature of their involvement in your organization or the project itself. Name: Former position: Nature of involvement: Name: Former position: Nature of involvement: Lobbying Act It is a requirement of the Treasury Board Policy on Transfer Payments that the recipient or public office holders and any person lobbying on behalf of the recipient to obtain funding is in compliance with the Lobbying Act. For more information, go to the Office of Commissioner of Lobbying of Canada s website at www.ocl-cal.gc.ca. In compliance Not in compliance Not applicable Page 9 of 12

DECLARATION I/We confirm that I/we have read and understood the objectives, principles and criteria of the Churchill Region Economic Development Fund (CRED), and I/we understand that the following conditions must be met for funding eligibility: The organization confirms this application has been vetted by the Organization's Board of Directors or authorized decision-makers and the signature(s) below is that of all required corporate signing authorities. The organization must demonstrate to Community Futures Manitoba Inc. (CF Manitoba) it has adequate human resources, experience and financial resources required to carry out its responsibilities; The organization must be in compliance with federal, provincial and/ or municipal environmental requirements and duties to consult with Aboriginal peoples with respect to this project; The organization agrees this application form creates no obligation on the part of CF Manitoba to provide funding; The organization agrees information provided on this application form will be collected and used by CF Manitoba to determine eligibility of the applicant and the proposal for funding under the CRED; The organization agrees information provided may be disclosed to third parties for purposes of assessing the project proposal for funding; The organization agrees any financial, commercial, scientific or technical information provided in this application will be treated in accordance with the Access to Information Act; The organization confirms there are no conflict of interest situations relative to the CRED; If this application is approved: The organization agrees, if this application is approved, the organization will be required to enter into a contribution agreement which sets out terms and conditions for funding in accordance with Treasury Board s Policy on Transfer Payments; The organization agrees costs incurred before the signing of a contribution agreement, unless authorized by CF Manitoba, are not eligible for reimbursement; The organization agrees to comply with the CRED s objective, priority areas and preferences and understands failure to meet these may result in non-payment and/or reimbursement of payments made; The organization agrees to carry out financial functions in accordance with the standards outlined in the CICA Handbook; The organization agrees to develop and implement a performance management framework and reporting system to measure the performance of the project, provide progress reports on a regular basis and a performance report summarizing project reach, results achieved and resources expended; The organization agrees to provide CF Manitoba with a copy of its annual report, upon request, and grants CF Manitoba the right to conduct an audit on the project described in this application; Page 10 of 12

The organization agrees to provide appropriate recognition for the federal government s financial assistance; The organization will make available to CF Manitoba and Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) any communication vehicle developed under the CRED and agrees CF Manitoba and/or WD may use such vehicles for communications purposes; The organization agrees, if approved, information provided about the project may be posted on the CRED website; The organization agrees Canada and CF Manitoba will not be liable for any claims for damage and will indemnify Canada and CF Manitoba from any claims for damage by the individual/organization or third parties related to the activities carried out for the project by the organization or on its behalf; The organization agrees to ensure CRED funding will not be used to pay federal employees or to reimburse costs incurred by them collaborating on a project (i.e., to attend a meeting or conference, deliver a presentation, act as an expert, or collaborate in research). I/We declare the information given in this application is to the best of my/our knowledge, complete, true and correct. SIGNATURE: Authorized Representative Printed Name Title Date Authorized Representative Printed Name Title Date for Name of organization Submit an electronic version of the application to cred@cfmanitoba.ca and mail or scan and forward a signed copy of the Declaration pages with appropriate documentation to: Churchill Region Economic Development Fund c/o Community Futures Manitoba 559-167 Lombard Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3B 0V3 Website: www.cfmanitoba.ca/cred Email: cred@cfmanitoba.ca Telephone: (204) 943-2905 Or call your local CF office: Toll-free 1-888-303-2232 Page 11 of 12

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION CHECKLIST Please submit a copy of the following documents to complete your application: Mandatory: incorporation documents such as a letter of incorporation last two years of audited financial statements signed Declaration work plan budget endorsement letters for the project from partners and community stakeholders with nature of support provided and the rationale for support estimates for activities where appropriate May be requested by the CRED administration: business plan strategic plan annual reports brochures/pamphlets further details and documentation related to government funding Forward the documents to: Churchill Region Economic Development Fund c/o Community Futures Manitoba 559-167 Lombard Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3B 0V3 Website: www.cfmanitoba.ca/cred Email: cred@cfmanitoba.ca Telephone: (204) 943-2905 Or call your local CF office: Toll-free 1-888-303-2232 Page 12 of 12