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Program:Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Four Circles Justice Society Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$249,128.00
Office of the Wet'suwet'en Treaty Office Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2025-26	$247,974.00
Office of the Wet'suwet'en Treaty Office Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2024-25	$247,974.00
Office of the Wet'suwet'en Treaty Office Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2021-22	$247,974.00
STC Urban First Nations Services Inc Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2022-23	$246,844.00
Northwest Professional Services Corporation Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$246,059.00
STC Urban First Nations Services Inc Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2025-26	$245,574.00
Enaahtig Healing Lodge and Learning Centre Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2024-25	$245,502.00
Enaahtig Healing Lodge and Learning Centre Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$245,502.00
Enaahtig Healing Lodge and Learning Centre Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2025-26	$245,502.00
Carcross / Tagish First Nation Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$244,795.00
Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services Society Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2021-22	$242,935.00
Council of Yukon First Nations Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2024-25	$242,000.00
Délınę Got'ınę Government Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2024-25	$240,437.00
Métis Provincial Council of British Columbia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2024-25	$240,000.00
Enaahtig Healing Lodge and Learning Centre Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2022-23	$239,237.00
Regina Alternative Measures Program Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2022-23	$235,467.00
Siksika Nation Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2025-26	$235,395.00
Grand Council Treaty #3 Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2025-26	$233,444.00
Cross Lake Band of Indians Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$228,450.00
STC Urban First Nations Services Inc Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$227,574.00
Stó:Lõ Nation Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2021-22	$227,568.00
Whe-La-La-U Area Council Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2023-24	$225,951.00
Onion Lake Native Justice Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2025-26	$223,842.00
Onion Lake Native Justice Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Justice Program	2024-25	$223,842.00

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