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:Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
Gervais Law Corporation and Salima Samnani Law Corporation on behalf of Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$230,895.00
Gervais Law Corporation and Salima Samnani Law Corporation on behalf of Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$230,895.00
Viola Thomas on behalf of Battered Women’s Support Services / Viola Thomas au nom de Battered Women's Support Services
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$230,160.00
Brass Law Office and Loretta Pete-Lambert on behalf of Canadian Association of Police Governance and First Nations Police Governance Council / Brass Law Office et Loretta Pete-Lambert au nom de l'Association canadienne de gouvernance de police et le Comité de gouvernance de police des Premières Nations
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$229,267.50
Brass Law Office on behalf of Canadian Association of Police Governance and First Nations Police Governance Council / Brass Law Office au nom de l'Association canadienne de gouvernance de police et le Comité de gouvernance de police des Premières Nations
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$229,267.50
Brass Law Office and Loretta Pete-Lambert on behalf of Canadian Association of Police Governance and First Nations Police Governance Council / Brass Law Office et Loretta Pete-Lambert au nom de l'Association canadienne de gouvernance de police et le Comité de gouvernance de police des Premières Nations
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$229,267.50
West Coast LEAF
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$228,658.50
West Coast LEAF
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$228,658.50
Lisa D. Wever, Professional Law Corporation on behalf of Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$227,325.00
Lisa D. Wever, Professional Law Corporation on behalf of Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$227,325.00
Major Sobiski Moffatt LLP on behalf of Animakee Wa Zhing #37 First Nation, Asubpeeschoseewagong Netum Anishinabek (ANA) First Nation/Grassy Narrows First Nation, Obashkaanda-Gaang Fisrt Nation, Eagle Lake First Nation and Ojibway Nation of Saugeen
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2019-20
$222,565.00
Major Sobiski Moffatt LLP on behalf of Mishkeegogamang First Nation
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2019-20
$222,373.00
Elizabeth Zarpa on behalf of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami / Elizabeth Zarpa au nom de L'Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$222,000.00
Kellie R. Wuttunee Law on behalf of Saskatchewan Aboriginal Women's Circle
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$221,812.50
Kellie R. Wuttunee Law on behalf of Saskatchewan Aboriginal Women's Circle
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$221,812.50
Dragon Toner Law Office on behalf of Native Women's Association of the Northwest Territories
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$219,555.00
Dragon Toner Law Office on behalf of Native Women's Association of the Northwest Territories
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$219,555.00
Jerch Law on behalf of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc.
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$217,455.00
Jerch Law on behalf of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc.
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$217,455.00
Burchell MacDougall LLP on behalf of Truro Police Services|Burchell MacDougall LLP au nom du Truro Police Services
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2020-21
$214,397.00
David W. Fisher on behalf of Atlantic Police Association|David W. Fisher au nom du Atlantic Police Association
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2020-21
$214,397.00
Carly Teillet on behalf of Liard Aboriginal Women's Society / Carly Teillet au nom de Liard Aboriginal Women's Society
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$213,350.00
Carly Teillet on behalf of Liard Aboriginal Women's Society / Carly Teillet au nom de Liard Aboriginal Women's Society
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$213,350.00
Birenbaum Law Office and Perez Bryan Procope LLP on behalf of Canadian Coalition for Gun Control|Birenbaum Law Office et Perez Bryan Procope LLP au nom de la Coalition canadienne pour le contrôle des armes à feu
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2020-21
$206,459.00
Saskatchewan First Nations Women's Commission - Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
Privy Council Office
Contribution Program for Commissions of Inquiry
2018-19
$205,847.50
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