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Recipient:City of Toronto

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
City of Toronto Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities	Veteran Homelessness Program - Services and Support Stream	2025-26	$1,055,025.00
City of Toronto Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada		2010-11	$1,050,251.00
City of Toronto Department of Citizenship and Immigration	Grant for Settlement Program	2024-25	$1,026,867.00
City of Toronto Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness	Contributions in support of the Safer Communities Initiative	2025-26	$1,026,107.00
City of Toronto Department of Citizenship and Immigration	Grant for Settlement Program	2023-24	$1,025,910.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2010-11	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2010-11	$1,000,000.00
CITY OF TORONTO Natural Resources Canada	Contributions in support of Energy Efficiency	2023-24	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2010-11	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2010-11	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2010-11	$1,000,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$990,000.00
City of Toronto Department of Citizenship and Immigration	Grant for Settlement Program	2022-23	$940,971.00
City of Toronto Department of Citizenship and Immigration	Grant for Settlement Program	2025-26	$846,301.00
City of Toronto Department of Health	Substance Use and Addictions Program	2024-25	$716,780.00
City of Toronto Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	Contributions under the Regional Economic Growth through Innovation program	2019-20	$677,407.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$670,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$660,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$660,000.00
City Of Toronto Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada	Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	2009-10	$660,000.00
City of Toronto Department of Health	Substance Use and Addictions Program	2021-22	$635,000.00
City of Toronto Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario	Contributions under the Regional Economic Growth through Innovation program	2025-26	$624,831.00
City of Toronto Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness	Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Program	2025-26	$611,800.00

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