Summary

The 2025-2026 Expenditure Estimates set out details of the operating and capital spending requirements of the Ministry of Energy and Mines for the fiscal year commencing April 1, 2025.

The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MEM) oversees the provincial energy and minerals sector. The Ministry sets the legislative and policy framework to provide Ontarians with an affordable and reliable supply of energy and more choices in their energy use, and supports a thriving mining sector while ensuring environmental sustainability and quality of life for the people of Ontario.  

MEM is responsible for the following program areas:

ENERGY

  • Develops and advises on all aspects of energy policy for Ontario, including electricity, natural gas and other fuels.
  • Oversees the Ontario Energy Board and the Independent Electricity System Operator. The Ministry also represents the shareholder in dealings with Ontario Power Generation and represents the Province as a shareholder of Hydro One, a publicly traded company.
  • Develops policy related to integrated energy planning. The Ministry is also responsible for fulfilling the Crown’s Duty to Consult on energy projects and policies.
  • Works with many partners inside and outside government to promote energy efficiency and innovation, develop clean and reliable electricity generation, transmission and distribution, attract new investment and power the province’s strong economic growth.
  • Leads the government's commitment to ensuring access to high-speed internet for every community throughout Ontario.

MINES

  • Promotes economic growth and job creation in the mines and minerals sector.
  • Develops legislation, policies and implements programs to regulate the sustainable and responsible use and management of Ontario’s mineral resources in a manner consistent with existing Aboriginal and treaty rights (including the Duty to Consult).
  • Provides geoscience information to clients on Ontario’s mineral resources through the Ontario Geological Survey.
  • Ensures safe, environmentally sound mineral development and rehabilitation of mining lands including the management of Ontario’s Crown Lands and related land tenure. The Ministry produces the Critical Minerals Strategy, a five-year blueprint for critical minerals. Initiatives within the strategy include the Ontario Junior Exploration Program and the Critical Minerals Innovation Fund.
  • Supports policy and program development for mineral development in the Ring of Fire and works with Indigenous communities, mining companies and other partners to encourage responsible, sustainable development.

Ministry program summary

Operating expense
VoteProgramEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
2901Ministry Administration Program23,789,80020,608,4003,181,40020,755,835
2902Energy Development and Management76,124,70024,320,50051,804,20025,955,413
2905Electricity Price Mitigation6,462,977,3007,336,133,200(873,155,900)5,996,456,614
2907Broadband and Cellular Infrastructure31,100,00087,566,600(56,466,600)33,909,300
2908Mines and Minerals Program269,345,500190,923,40078,422,100166,856,566
 Total operating expense to be voted6,863,337,3007,659,552,100(796,214,800)6,243,933,728
 Statutory appropriations523,738548,201(24,463)185,815
 Ministry total operating expense6,863,861,0387,660,100,301(796,239,263)6,244,119,543
 Consolidation adjustment - Independent Electricity System Operator281,394,900254,909,10026,485,800255,968,074
 Consolidation adjustment - Ontario Energy Board64,452,70063,270,9001,181,80059,973,125
 Consolidation adjustment - Fair Hydro Trust(63,683,200)(63,683,200)-(63,712,217)
 Operating expense adjustment - Emissions performance standards program reclassification1,0001,000--
 Consolidation adjustment - Ontario Clean Water Agency---(2,127,168)
 Other adjustments - Bill 124---(1,049,562)
 Consolidation adjustment - General real estate portfolio(3,203,800)(3,077,900)(125,900)(3,240,081)
 Total including consolidation and other adjustments7,142,822,6387,911,520,201(768,697,563)6,489,931,714
Operating assets
VoteProgramEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
2901Ministry Administration Program1,0001,000--
2902Energy Development and Management161,600,000118,001,00043,599,000217,800,000
2908Mines and Minerals Program1,0001,000--
 Total operating assets to be voted161,602,000118,003,00043,599,000217,800,000
 Ministry total operating assets161,602,000118,003,00043,599,000217,800,000
Capital expense
VoteProgramEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
2901Ministry Administration Program1,0001,000--
2902Energy Development and Management35,001,0001,00035,000,000-
2907Broadband and Cellular Infrastructure1,720,317,8001,302,174,400418,143,40098,565,702
2908Mines and Minerals Program8,694,2008,642,00052,200375,124,209
 Ministry total capital expense1,764,014,0001,310,818,400453,195,600473,689,911
 Statutory appropriations771,500710,50061,000575,651
 Ministry total operating expense1,764,785,5001,311,528,900453,256,600474,265,562
 Consolidation adjustment - Independent Electricity System Operator33,411,90022,897,90010,514,00025,430,916
 Consolidation adjustment - Ontario Energy Board1,937,0001,640,600296,4001,563,000
 Capital expense adjustment - Emissions performance standards program reclassification1,0001,000--
 Consolidation adjustment - General real estate portfolio---(284,131)
 Total including consolidation and other adjustments1,800,135,4001,336,068,400464,067,000500,975,347
Capital assets
VoteProgramEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
2901Ministry Administration Program1,0001,000--
2902Energy Development and Management1,0001,000--
2908Mines and Minerals Program651,000601,00050,000710,650
 Total capital assets to be voted653,000603,00050,000710,650
 Ministry total capital assets653,000603,00050,000710,650
 Ministry total operating and capital including consolidation and other adjustments (not including assets)8,942,958,0389,247,588,601(304,630,563)6,990,907,061

Reconciliation to previously published data

Operating expenseEstimates
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
Total operating expense previously published footnote 17,373,841,5876,035,839,838
Government reorganization  

Transfer of functions to other Ministries

286,258,714208,279,705
Restated total operating expense7,660,100,3016,244,119,543
Operating assetsEstimates
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
Total operating assets previously published footnote 2118,001,000217,800,000
Government reorganization  

Transfer of functions to other Ministries

2,000-
Restated total operating expense118,003,000217,800,000
Capital expenseEstimates
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
Total capital expense previously published footnote 32,000-
Government reorganization  

Transfer of functions to other Ministries

1,311,526,900474,265,562
Restated total operating expense1,311,528,900474,265,562
Capital assetsEstimates
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
Total capital assets previously published footnote 41,000-
Government reorganization  

Transfer of functions to other Ministries

602,000710,650
Restated total operating expense603,000710,650

Ministry Administration Program - Vote 2901

This program, which includes the Offices of the Minister and Deputy Minister, provides strategic and operational advice and support services to enable the ministry to achieve government objectives and fiscal priorities. The program provides leadership and advice on financial and controllership management, human resources, planning, legal, communication, emergency management and other corporate services to support the ministry's funding programs and initiatives.

Vote summary

Operating expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Energy ministry administration15,828,40013,305,7002,522,70013,340,437
2Mines ministry administration7,961,4007,302,700658,7007,415,398
 Total operating expense to be voted23,789,80020,608,4003,181,40020,755,835
SMinister's salary, the Executive Council Act47,84195,682(47,841)98,602
SMinister without portfolio’s salary, the Executive Council Act22,378-22,378-
SParliamentary Assistants' salaries, the Executive Council Act48,51948,519-50,001
SBad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act2,0002,000--
 Total statutory appropriations120,738146,201(25,463)148,603
 Total operating expense23,910,53820,754,6013,155,93720,904,438
Operating assets
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
3Ministry administration, operating assets1,0001,000--
 Total operating assets to be voted1,0001,000--
 Total operating assets1,0001,000--
Capital expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Ministry administration, capital expense1,0001,000--
 Total capital expense to be voted1,0001,000--
SAmortization, the Financial Administration Act1,0001,000--
 Total statutory appropriations1,0001,000--
 Total capital expense2,0002,000--
Capital assets
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Ministry administration, capital assets1,0001,000--
 Total capital assets to be voted1,0001,000--
 Total capital assets1,0001,000--

Standard account by item and sub-items

Operating expense
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $Amount $
2901-1Energy ministry administration  
 

Salaries and wages

 9,873,500
 

Employee benefits

 988,200
 

Transportation and communication

 312,700
 

Services

 4,310,400
 

Supplies and equipment

 343,600
 Total operating expense to be voted 15,828,400
 Sub-items:  
 Main Office  
 

Salaries and wages

3,073,700 
 

Employee benefits

341,000 
 

Transportation and communication

90,400 
 

Services

382,800 
 

Supplies and equipment

60,4003,948,300
 Communications Services  
 

Salaries and wages

2,983,400 
 

Employee benefits

307,900 
 

Transportation and communication

88,300 
 

Services

758,400 
 

Supplies and equipment

81,8004,219,800
 Legal Services  
 

Transportation and communication

65,000 
 

Services

2,899,200 
 

Supplies and equipment

135,0003,099,200
 Corporate Services  
 

Salaries and wages

3,816,400 
 

Employee benefits

339,300 
 

Transportation and communication

69,000 
 

Services

270,000 
 

Supplies and equipment

66,4004,561,100
 Total operating expense to be voted 15,828,400
2901-2Mines ministry administration  
 

Salaries and wages

 5,268,200
 

Employee benefits

 570,600
 

Transportation and communication

 267,200
 

Services

 7,602,800
 

Supplies and equipment

 120,200
 Subtotal 13,829,000
 Less: Recoveries 5,867,600
 Total operating expense to be voted 7,961,400
 Sub-items:  
 Main Office  
 

Salaries and wages

1,479,300 
 

Employee benefits

174,700 
 

Transportation and communication

92,000 
 

Services

413,800 
 

Supplies and equipment

34,4002,194,200
 Communications Services  
 

Salaries and wages

777,600 
 

Employee benefits

70,500 
 

Transportation and communication

19,300 
 

Services

153,300 
 

Supplies and equipment

11,0001,031,700
 Legal Services  
 

Transportation and communication

14,500 
 

Services

1,260,300 
 

Supplies and equipment

7,5001,282,300
 Analysis and Planning  
 

Salaries and wages

1,152,000 
 

Employee benefits

94,000 
 

Transportation and communication

48,200 
 

Services

44,700 
 

Supplies and equipment

14,400 
 

Subtotal

1,353,300 
 

Less: Recoveries

631,700721,600
 Financial and Administrative Services  
 

Salaries and wages

1,350,700 
 

Employee benefits

114,600 
 

Transportation and communication

68,000 
 

Services

5,251,000 
 

Supplies and equipment

39,800 
 

Subtotal

6,824,100 
 

Less: Recoveries

5,000,0001,824,100
 Human Resources  
 

Salaries and wages

508,600 
 

Employee benefits

116,800 
 

Transportation and communication

25,200 
 

Services

49,600 
 

Supplies and equipment

13,100713,300
 Information Systems  
 

Services

430,100 
 

Less: Recoveries

235,900194,200
 Total operating expense to be voted 7,961,400
 Statutory appropriations  
Statutory

Minister's salary, the Executive Council Act

 47,841
Statutory

Minister without portfolio’s salary, the Executive Council Act

 22,378
Statutory

Parliamentary Assistants' salaries, the Executive Council Act

 48,519
 Statutory appropriations  
 

Other transactions

  
Statutory

Bad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act

 2,000
 Total operating expense for Ministry administration program 23,910,538
Operating assets
Vote-item numberStandard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2901-3Ministry administration, operating assets 
 

Loans and investments

1,000
 Total operating assets to be voted1,000
 Total operating assets for Ministry administration program1,000
Capital expense
Vote-item numberStandard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2901-4Ministry administration, capital expense 
 

Other transactions

1,000
 Total capital expense to be voted1,000
 Statutory appropriations 
 

Other transactions

 
Statutory

Amortization, the Financial Administration Act

1,000
 Total capital expense for Ministry administration program2,000
Capital assets
Vote-item numberStandard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2901-5Ministry administration program, capital assets1,000
 

Machinery and equipment - asset costs

1,000
 Total capital assets to be voted1,000
 Total capital assets for Ministry administration program1,000

Energy Development and Management - Vote 2902

This program is responsible for developing Ontario's energy policy framework, which is central to the building of a strong and prosperous economy. It provides leadership and support to the energy sector to ensure clean, reliable, affordable and sustainable energy supply, transmission and distribution systems. The program supports energy efficiency, grid modernization, and the development of cleaner forms of energy. This program also oversees engagement and consultation with First Nations and Métis on provincial energy sector activities and projects while facilitating the participation of Indigenous communities in the energy sector. The program is also responsible for overseeing a construction loan for the Watay Transmission Project.

Vote summary

Operating expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Policy and programs76,124,70024,320,50051,804,20025,955,413
 Total operating expense to be voted76,124,70024,320,50051,804,20025,955,413
SBad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act1,0001,000-4,739
 Total statutory appropriations1,0001,000-4,739
 Total operating expense76,125,70024,321,50051,804,20025,960,152
Operating assets
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
3Energy development and management161,600,000118,001,00043,599,000217,800,000
 Total operating assets to be voted161,600,000118,001,00043,599,000217,800,000
 Total operating assets161,600,000118,001,00043,599,000217,800,000
Capital expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
4Energy development and management – expense related to capital assets35,001,0001,00035,000,000-
 Total capital expense to be voted35,001,0001,00035,000,000-
SAmortization expense, the Financial Administration Act1,0001,000--
 Total statutory appropriations1,0001,000--
 Total capital expense35,002,0002,00035,000,000-
Capital assets
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
5Energy development and management1,0001,000--
 Total capital assets to be voted1,0001,000--
 Total capital assets1,0001,000--

Standard account by item and sub-items

Operating expense
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $Amount $
2902-1Policy and programs  
 

Salaries and wages

 16,832,400
 

Employee benefits

 1,786,100
 

Transportation and communication

 385,000
 

Services

 4,671,200
 

Supplies and equipment

 312,600
 

Transfer payments

  
 

Pumped storage project

49,050,000 
 

Future clean electricity fund

1,000 
 

Energy support, engagement and indigenous partnership programs

2,447,400 
 

Hydrogen innovation fund

640,00052,138,400
 Subtotal 76,125,700
 Less: Recoveries 1,000
 Total operating expense to be voted 76,124,700
 Statutory appropriations  
 

Other transactions

  
Statutory

Bad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act

 1,000
 Total operating expense for energy development and management 76,125,700
Operating assets
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2902-3Energy development and management 
 

Loans and investments

 
 

Wataynikaneyap Power

161,600,000
 Total operating assets to be voted161,600,000
 Total operating assets for energy development and management161,600,000
Capital expense
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2902-4Energy development and management – expense related to capital assets 
 

Transfer payments

 
 

Future clean electricity fund

35,001,000
 

Other transactions

1,000
 Subtotal35,002,000
 Less: Recoveries1,000
 Total capital expense to be voted35,001,000
 Statutory appropriations 
 

Other transactions

 
Statutory

Amortization expense, the Financial Administration Act

1,000
 Total capital expense for energy development and management35,002,000
Capital assets
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2902-5Energy development and management 
 

Land and marine fleet - asset costs

1,000
 

Investments in tangible capital asset

 
 

Future clean electricity fund

1,000
 Subtotal2,000
 Less: Recoveries1,000
 Total capital assets to be voted1,000
 Total capital assets for energy development and management1,000

Electricity Price Mitigation - Vote 2905

This program helps Ontarians manage electricity costs.

Vote summary

Operating expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Electricity price mitigation Programs6,462,977,3007,336,133,200(873,155,900)5,996,456,614
 Total operating expense to be voted6,462,977,3007,336,133,200(873,155,900)5,996,456,614
 Total operating expense6,462,977,3007,336,133,200(873,155,900)5,996,456,614

Standard account by item and sub-items

Operating expense
Vote-item numberStandard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $Amount $
2905-1Electricity price mitigation programs  
 

Transfer payments

  
 

Northern Ontario Energy Credit

32,170,800 
 

Rural or remote rate protection program

268,714,300 
 

Ontario Electricity Support Program

218,265,600 
 

Distribution Rate Protection

452,571,100 
 

On-Reserve First Nations delivery credit

32,701,200 
 

Comprehensive Electricity Plan

3,204,302,700 
 

Fair Hydro Trust financing costs

64,000,000 
 

Ontario Electricity Rebate

2,190,251,6006,462,977,300
 Total operating expense to be voted 6,462,977,300
 Total operating expense for electricity price mitigation 6,462,977,300

Broadband and Cellular Infrastructure - Vote 2907

The program is responsible for advancing the government's commitment to ensure access to high-speed internet for every community throughout Ontario. Broadband expansion in rural and remote areas will be accelerated by removing deployment barriers and reducing costs. Having reliable high-speed internet is essential for accessing critical services such as healthcare, education, and employment and is vital for individuals and communities to thrive in a modern, digital economy.

Vote summary

Operating expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Broadband operating expense31,100,00087,566,600(56,466,600)33,909,300
 Total operating expense to be voted31,100,00087,566,600(56,466,600)33,909,300
SBad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act1,000-1,000-
 Total statutory appropriations1,000-1,000-
 Total operating expense31,100,00087,566,600(56,466,600)33,909,300
Capital expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Broadband capital expense1,720,317,8001,302,174,400418,143,40098,565,702
 Total capital expense to be voted1,720,317,8001,302,174,400418,143,40098,565,702
SAmortization expense, the Financial Administration Act1,000-1,000-
 Total statutory appropriations1,000-1,000-
 Total capital expense1,720,318,8001,302,174,400418,144,40098,565,702

Standard account by item and sub-items

Operating expense
Vote-item numberStandard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2907-1Broadband operating expense 
 

Salaries and wages

3,960,000
 

Employee benefits

594,000
 

Transportation and communication

93,000
 

Services

26,360,000
 

Supplies and equipment

93,000
 Total operating expense to be voted31,100,000
 Statutory appropriations 
 

Other transactions

 
Statutory

Amortization expense, the Financial Administration Act

1,000
 Total operating expense for broadband and cellular infrastructure31,101,000
Capital expense
Vote-item numberStandard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $Amount $
2907-2Broadband capital expense  
 

Transfer payments

  
 

Matawa broadband

11,900,000 
 

Broadband and cellular infrastructure

1,708,417,8001,720,317,800
 Total capital expense to be voted 1,720,317,800
 Statutory appropriations  
 

Other transactions

  
 

Amortization expense, the Financial Administration Act

 1,000
 Total capital expense 1,720,317,800

Mines and Minerals Program - Vote 2908

This program encourages, promotes, and facilitates the sustained economic benefits of Ontario's mineral resources through its oversight of Ontario's mineral exploration and development sector. It promotes a strong, safe and sustainable Ontario by administering Ontario's Mining Act in a fair and consistent manner, to ensure sustainable and responsible development of our mineral resources. This involves ensuring equitable public access to Crown mineral rights, fair and efficient management of Ontario's mining lands as well as ensuring the safe, environmentally sound mineral development and rehabilitation of mining lands. It also has responsibility for encouraging and facilitating Indigenous participation in economic opportunities associated with Ontario's mining sector in a way that is respectful of Indigenous rights and culture and meets Ontario's Duty to Consult obligations.

This program generates and disseminates geoscientific data that attracts and guides mineral sector investment and informs a broad range of government policy priorities.

The program delivers on the commitments in the Critical Minerals Strategy including efforts to connect Ontario’s abundant critical minerals deposits, with our world-class manufacturing sector. The goal is to elevate and secure Ontario’s place as a globally competitive jurisdiction that is ready to meet increasing global demand for critical minerals.

This program also provides support for policy and program development and implementation on a range of issues and opportunities with respect to mineral development in the Ring of Fire. A dedicated team works with all parties involved, consulting with Northerners, Indigenous people, and the mining community to encourage the region's responsible, sustainable development.

Vote summary

Operating expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
1Mineral sector competitiveness269,345,500190,923,40078,422,100166,856,566
 Total operating expense to be voted269,345,500190,923,40078,422,100166,856,566
SBad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act401,000401,000-32,473
 Total statutory appropriations401,000401,000-32,473
 Total operating expense269,746,500191,324,40078,422,100166,889,039
Operating assets
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
2Mines and minerals, operating assets1,0001,000--
 Total operating assets to be voted1,0001,000--
 Total operating assets1,0001,000--
Capital expense
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
3Mineral sector competitiveness, capital expense5,732,5005,792,500(60,000)6,283,909
6Environmental remediation for mining, capital expense2,961,7002,849,500112,200368,840,300
 Total capital expense to be voted8,694,2008,642,00052,200375,124,209
SAmortization expense, the Financial Administration Act768,500708,50060,000575,651
 Total statutory appropriations768,500708,50060,000575,651
 Total capital expense9,462,7009,350,500112,200375,699,860
Capital assets
Item numberItemEstimates
2025–26 $
Estimates
2024–25 $
Difference
Between
2025–26
and
2024–25 $
Actual
2023–24 $
4Mines and minerals, capital assets651,000601,00050,000710,650
 Total capital assets to be voted651,000601,00050,000710,650
 Total capital assets651,000601,00050,000710,650

Standard account by item and sub-items

Operating expense
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $Amount $
2908-1Mineral sector competitiveness  
 

Salaries and wages

 28,017,700
 

Employee benefits

 3,427,400
 

Transportation and communication

 1,118,500
 

Services

 13,585,700
 

Supplies and equipment

 1,624,700
 

Transfer payments

  
 

Critical Minerals Innovation Fund

9,383,400 
 

Focused flow-through share tax credit

18,431,100 
 

Indigenous economic development

102,301,800 
 

Mapping Ontario's geological opportunities

100,000 
 

Mineral development and investment

100,000 
 

Ontario junior exploration program

10,000,000 
 

Reporting Ontario's mining activities

85,000 
 

Resource revenue sharing for mining

81,170,200221,571,500
 Total operating expense to be voted 269,345,500
 Statutory appropriations  
 

Other transactions

  
Statutory

Bad debt expense, the Financial Administration Act

 401,000
 Total operating expense for mines and minerals program 269,746,500
Operating assets
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2908-2

Mines and minerals, operating assets

 
 

Deposits and prepaid expenses

1,000
 Total operating assets to be voted1,000
 Total operating assets for mines and minerals program1,000
Capital expense
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2908-3Mineral sector competitiveness, capital expense 
 

Services

5,500,500
 

Supplies and equipment

230,000
 

Transfer payments

 
 

Indigenous opportunities in abandoned mine rehabilitation

1,000
 

Other transactions

1,000
 Total capital expense to be voted5,732,500
2908-6Environmental remediation for mining, capital expense 
 

Services

2,960,700
 

Transfer payments

 
 

Indigenous partnerships - environmental remediation for abandoned mines

1,000
 Total capital expense to be voted2,961,700
 Statutory appropriations 
 

Other transactions

 
Statutory

Amortization expense, the Financial Administration Act

768,500
 Total capital expense for mines and minerals program9,462,700
Capital assets
Vote-
item
number
Standard account by item and sub-itemsAmount $
2908-4Mines and minerals, capital assets 
 

Machinery and equipment - asset costs

651,000
 Total capital assets to be voted651,000
 Total capital assets for mines and minerals program651,000