Finances
Payments to suppliers
Where the money went — every supplier the municipality paid, from its own annual disclosures, traced to the source document.
Total payments to suppliers
$4,094,545
Suppliers paid more than $25,000
$3,610,388
All suppliers paid $25,000 or less
$484,157
Named suppliers
30
Suppliers paid more than $25,000
| Supplier | Share | Paid in 2021 |
|---|---|---|
| ON SIDE RESTORATION | 36.11% | $1,303,622 |
| Team Rubicon | 12.21% | $440,888 |
| Urban Systems | 7.87% | $284,267 |
| MNP LLP | 6.44% | $232,349 |
| Anne Yanciw | 2.34% | $84,596 |
| Minister of Finance - BC | 2.21% | $79,923 |
| TW Hawes Professional Corporation | 2.07% | $74,893 |
| TIMBRO CONTRACTING | 1.99% | $71,765 |
| KANAKA BAR EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LTD | 1.94% | $69,951 |
| RECEIVER GENERAL FOR CANADA | 1.93% | $69,709 |
| Shannon Story Consulting | 1.92% | $69,358 |
| THOMPSON NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT | 1.77% | $63,859 |
| COLLIERS PROJECT LEADERS INC. | 1.69% | $60,892 |
| Precision Services and Pumps Inc. | 1.59% | $57,419 |
| Municipal Insurance Association | 1.57% | $56,743 |
| Poste Consulting | 1.43% | $51,686 |
| GHD LIMITED | 1.41% | $50,876 |
| Clearflo Solutions | 1.38% | $50,000 |
| LIDSTONE & COMPANY | 1.36% | $49,102 |
| Com Com | 1.36% | $49,102 |
| Centrepoint - Kamloops | 1.32% | $47,538 |
| WSP CANADA INC. | 1.09% | $39,298 |
| Ron Dickinson | 1.06% | $38,439 |
| BC HYDRO | 1.04% | $37,596 |
| BDO CANADA LLP | 1.00% | $36,220 |
| Leslie Groulx | 0.91% | $32,832 |
| Morale Consulting | 0.86% | $31,093 |
| MUNICIPAL PENSION PLAN | 0.72% | $26,086 |
| Petanie Consulting | 0.70% | $25,185 |
| IPI Delta Hotels | 0.70% | $25,101 |
Grants and contributions
Payments made for the purpose of grants or contributions, disclosed separately.
| None | $0 |
Source: Statement of Financial Information (SOFI), fiscal year 2021 · View source document
Figures are cash-basis aggregate payments per supplier, as disclosed under BC's Financial Information Regulation (Schedule 1, s.7). They include utilities, insurance, and payments to other governments — not only procurement contracts — and may not match the financial statements, which are prepared on an accrual basis.