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Program:Contributions to support First Nations and Inuit Post-Secondary Educational Advancement
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Recipient / DepartmentAmountAction
College of New Caledonia, Burns Lake, British Columbia
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$106,595.00
Cape Mudge Indian Band, Campbell River, British Columbia
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$105,412.00
Hagwilget Village, New Hazelton, British Columbia
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$105,344.00
Upper Nicola Indian Band, Merritt, British Columbia
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$105,270.00
Weenusk First Nation, Peawanuck, Ontario
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$104,911.00
Tsal'Alh, Shalalth, British Columbia
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$104,205.00
Animakee Wa Zhing #37, Kenora, Ontario
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$103,749.00
Wabauskang First Nation, Ear Falls, Ontario
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$103,486.00
Sheshegwaning First Nation, Sheshegwaning, Ontario
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$101,899.00
Stswecem'c Xgat'tem First Nation, Dog Creek, British Columbia
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$101,008.00
Eagle Lake First Nation, Migisi Sahgaigan, Ontario
Department of Indigenous Services Canada
$100,655.00

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