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Program:Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2019-20
$116,749.00
Saddle Lake Boys and Girls Club, Saddle Lake, Alberta
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$116,749.00
Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$113,795.00
Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society, Vancouver, British Columbia
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$113,795.00
Prince Rupert Aboriginal
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2019-20
$112,995.00
Teslin Tlingit Council
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$111,896.00
Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw, La Tuque, Quebec
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$107,500.00
Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$107,500.00
Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2019-20
$107,500.00
YEQOX NILIN Justice Society
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2020-21
$105,784.00
Nisga'a Nation
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2020-21
$105,084.00
Bigstone Cree Nation, Wabasca, Alberta
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$105,000.00
Bigstone Cree Nation
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$105,000.00
Miawpukek Mi'Kamawey Mawi'omi, Conne River, Newfoundland and Labrador
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$104,750.00
Skookum Jim Friendship Centre
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$104,162.00
Prince Rupert Aboriginal
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2020-21
$102,995.00
Prince Rupert Aboriginal
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$102,995.00
Prince Rupert Aboriginal, Prince Rupert, British Colombia
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$102,995.00
Bigstone Cree Nation
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2020-21
$100,334.00
YEQOX NILIN Justice Society
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2019-20
$100,000.00
Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2018-19
$100,000.00
Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2019-20
$100,000.00
Punky Lake Wilderness Camp Society, Williams Lake, British Columbia
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$100,000.00
Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council, Slave Lake, Alberta
Department of Justice
Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program Fund
2017-18
$100,000.00
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