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Program:Payments for proof of vaccination pursuant to the Economic and Fiscal Update Implementation Act, 2021
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Recipient / DepartmentAmountAction
Government of Ontario
Public Health Agency of Canada
$75,901,265.00
Government of Québec
Public Health Agency of Canada
$48,246,091.00
Government of British Columbia
Public Health Agency of Canada
$33,179,270.00
Government of Alberta
Public Health Agency of Canada
$29,748,138.00
Government of Manitoba
Public Health Agency of Canada
$16,150,693.00
Government of Saskatchewan
Public Health Agency of Canada
$15,244,285.00
Government of Nova Scotia
Public Health Agency of Canada
$14,409,582.00
Government of New Brunswick
Public Health Agency of Canada
$13,508,024.00
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
Public Health Agency of Canada
$12,313,804.00
Government of Prince Edward Island
Public Health Agency of Canada
$10,730,377.00
Government of the Northwest Territories
Public Health Agency of Canada
$10,202,261.00
Government of Yukon
Public Health Agency of Canada
$10,191,068.00
Government of Nunavut
Public Health Agency of Canada
$10,175,142.00

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