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Recipient:Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Department of Justice	Contributions from the Victims Fund	2017-18	$713,000.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2008-09	$511,950.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2013-14	$511,950.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions from the Victims Fund	2016-17	$500,000.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions for the Victims of Crime Initiative	2015-16	$499,969.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions for the Victims of Crime Initiative	2014-15	$499,872.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions for the Victims of Crime Initiative	2011-12	$494,151.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2011-12	$481,597.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2007-08	$411,950.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2009-10	$411,950.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2012-13	$411,950.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2010-11	$411,950.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions from the Victims Funds	2013-14	$408,667.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions for the Victims of Crime Initiative	2012-13	$277,361.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2003-04	$230,400.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions in support of the Supporting Families Fund	2011-12	$210,428.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions in support of the Supporting Families Fund	2013-14	$210,428.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions in support of the Supporting Families Fund	2015-16	$210,428.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions in support of the Supporting Families Fund	2016-17	$210,428.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2005-06	$187,400.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2004-05	$187,400.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions under the Aboriginal Justice Strategy Fund	2006-07	$187,400.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut JUSTICE	Contributions for the Legal Aid Pilot Projects Fund	2003-04	$152,292.00
Nunavut Department of Justice, Iqaluit, Nunavut Justice	Contributions in support of the Supporting Families Fund	2014-15	$137,000.00
Nunavut Department of Justice Iqaluit Nunavut Justice	Contributions for the Victims of Crime Initiative	2009-10	$120,415.00

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