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Use this tool to search how the Government of Canada spends money. The data in this tool comes from multiple publicly available Government of Canada sources including Grants and Contributions, Contracts over $10K, the Public Accounts' transfer payments, research funding databases (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR), and Global Affairs Canada projects. Type in one or more keywords and filter the results by year, department, recipient, program or location to explore the data. Contracts of $10,000 and under are published only as each department's yearly totals, which its spending page shows.

Program:Grants for Capacity Building for Growing Canada's Forests - 2 Billion Trees
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Recipient / DepartmentAmountAction
Nekoté Limited Partnership
Department of Natural Resources
$149,688.00
Forest Gene Conservation Association of Ontario
Department of Natural Resources
$149,500.00
ReForest London
Department of Natural Resources
$149,363.00
The City of Fort Saskatchewan
Department of Natural Resources
$148,000.00
New Brunswick Environmental Network
Department of Natural Resources
$145,583.00
BC Small Wetlands Association
Department of Natural Resources
$138,534.00
BC Small Wetlands Association
Department of Natural Resources
$132,466.00
Community Forests International
Department of Natural Resources
$131,200.00
City of Fredericton
Department of Natural Resources
$131,000.00
Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve Association
Department of Natural Resources
$120,203.00
ReForest London
Department of Natural Resources
$114,997.00
New Brunswick Environmental Network
Department of Natural Resources
$108,182.00
Cumberland Wood Products Corp.
Department of Natural Resources
$108,000.00
Meewasin Valley Authority
Department of Natural Resources
$107,300.00

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