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Program:Contributions under the Knowledge infrastructure program
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$255,559,731.00
Province of Ontario Toronto Ont
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$181,097,206.00
Ministère du Développement économique de l'innovation et de l'exportation Québec Que
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$155,149,842.00
Government of British Columbia Victoria BC
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$78,544,531.00
Government of Alberta Edmonton Alta
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$61,631,657.00
Government of Alberta Edmonton Alta
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$50,587,849.00
Government of British Columbia Victoria BC
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$39,181,458.00
Ministère du Développement économique, de l'Innovation et de l'Exportation Québec Que
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$19,947,635.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$18,392,557.00
Province of Saskatchewan Regina Sask
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$17,304,852.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$16,869,217.00
Government of Manitoba Winnipeg Man
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$14,716,721.00
Nova Scotia Department of Education Halifax NS
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$14,061,466.00
Province of Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Education St John's NL
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$9,140,625.00
Nova Scotia Department of Education Halifax NS
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$7,983,816.00
Province of Saskatchewan Regina Sask
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$7,161,251.00
Government of Manitoba Winnipeg Man
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$6,699,242.00
Province of Newfoundland and Labrador Department of Education St John's NL
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$4,659,375.00
Lakehead University Thunder Bay Ont
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$2,800,000.00
Lakehead University Thunder Bay Ont
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$2,225,000.00
Government of Prince Edward Island Charlottetown PEI
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$1,968,750.00
Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences Victoria BC
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$1,278,750.00
Government of Prince Edward Island Charlottetown PEI
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2009-10
$1,062,500.00
Newman Theological College Edmonton Alta
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$919,600.00
Nunavut Arctic College Iqaluit Nunavut
Industry
Contributions under the Knowledge Infrastructure Program
2010-11
$825,000.00
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