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Recipient:University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask HEALTH	Transfer Payments to First Nations and Inuit Organizations	2003-04	$121,603.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan, Department of Psychology, for a Chair in the Forensic Psychology	2006-07	$120,187.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan for a Forensic Research Centre	2009-10	$120,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service of Canada	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan for a Forensic Research Centre	2012-13	$120,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service of Canada	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan for a Forensic Research Centre	2010-11	$120,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service of Canada	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan for a Forensic Research Centre	2011-12	$120,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan Department of Psychology for a chair in forensic psychology	2005-06	$119,935.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan Department of Psychology for a chair in forecnsic psychology	2003-04	$118,803.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan Department of Psychology for a chair in forensic psychology	2004-05	$118,264.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan Department of Psychology for a chair in forecnsic psychology	2002-03	$117,957.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE	Northern dimension of Canada's foreign policy	2005-06	$117,893.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Correctional Service of Canada	Grant to the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine for a psychiatric residency seat	2011-12	$111,565.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Environment	Contributions to Support Water Resources	2010-11	$110,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE	Northern dimension of Canada's foreign policy	2003-04	$108,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask NATURAL RESOURCES	Climate Change Action Fund	2004-05	$107,832.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask ENVIRONMENT	Contributions to support environmental and sustainable development projects	2003-04	$106,500.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Canadian International Development Agency	Grants to Canadian, international, regional and developing country institutions, organizations and agencies, developing country governments, their organizations and agencies, to provincial and municipal governments, their organizations and agencies in support of development cooperation and development education programs and to international non-governmental organizations in support of development assistance programs, projects and activities	2004-05	$100,451.00
University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Sask Canadian Food Inspection Agency	Contributions in support of those initiatives that contribute to the improvement, advancement and promotion of the federal inspection system	2006-07	$100,000.00

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