Community Access Program
Funding for communities toward the construction or maintenance of access roads, trails, docks and wharves.
Overview
The Community Access Program (CAP) provides financial contributions to communities toward the construction or maintenance of access roads, trails, docks and wharves.
Review the Community Access Program funding guide for full details.
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Download Community Access Program (CAP) Funding GuideAvailable funding
The annual CAP budget for all summer and winter projects combined is $1.5 million dollars.
Deadline
Project proposals are accepted twice per year: a spring intake for summer construction projects and a fall intake for winter construction projects.
Eligibility
This funding program is application‐based. Funding is allocated according to:
- The merit of a project proposal
- The level of community support (project proposals must be supported by community leadership).
- Level of funds remaining in the CAP budget.
All Indigenous Governments and community governments located in the NWT are encouraged to apply for funding for construction projects that meet the following community needs:
- Access roads to hunting, fishing, wood harvesting, and community recreational areas.
- Trails connecting to the community for walking, hiking, recreational and traditional activities (such as camps or archaeological sites).
- Docks and wharves to support boating and marine activities, as well as harvesting (including fishing and hunting) and recreational uses.
How to apply
Complete the application form.
To apply, fill out the CAP Construction Proposal Application Form.
If you have questions about the application process or CAP, please contact:
- the Infrastructure Regional Office for your region
- Email: INF_CAP@gov.nt.ca
Phone: 867-767-9047 ext. 31040
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Download Community Access Program (CAP) Construction Proposal Application FormSubmit the completed form and any supporting documents.
Submit the completed form, along with any supporting documents, to your regional superintendent for your area.
Find the Infrastructure Regional Office for your region here.