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Program:Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Province of Manitoba Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2022-23	$735,313.00
Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$681,899.00
Government of Manitoba Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$540,000.00
Province of Manitoba Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2023-24	$540,000.00
Government of Manitoba Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2024-25	$540,000.00
Government of Nova Scotia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2024-25	$433,460.00
Government of Nova Scotia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$433,460.00
Newfoundland Aboriginal Women's Network Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2024-25	$410,963.00
Government of New Brunswick Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$400,000.00
Southern Chiefs' Organization Inc Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2024-25	$399,855.00
Province of Nova Scotia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2023-24	$385,685.00
Province of Nova Scotia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2022-23	$385,685.00
Province of Nova Scotia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2021-22	$360,685.00
Province of Manitoba Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2021-22	$335,313.00
Government of New Brunswick Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2024-25	$304,510.00
Manitoba Inuit Association Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2024-25	$284,120.00
Southern Chiefs Organization Inc. Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$268,450.00
Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2022-23	$235,000.00
Carcross/Tagish First Nation Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2022-23	$228,950.00
Native Para-Judicial Services of Québec Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2022-23	$203,102.00
Kwanlin Dun First Nation Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$199,320.00
Aboriginal Legal Services Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2022-23	$178,349.00
Manitoba Inuit Association Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$162,846.00
Newfoundland Aboriginal Women's Network Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2025-26	$160,949.00
First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission Department of Justice	Contributions under the Indigenous Courtwork Program	2023-24	$156,822.00

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