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Program:Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2008-09
$123,000.00
3925260 Manitoba Association Inc Winnipeg Man
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2009-10
$122,302.00
Raven Recycling Society, Whitehorse, Yukon
Department of Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2017-18
$122,076.00
3925260 Manitoba Association Inc Winnipeg Man
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2010-11
$121,000.00
3925260 Manitoba Association Inc Winnipeg Man
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2012-13
$121,000.00
3925260 Manitoba Association Inc Winnipeg Man
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2011-12
$121,000.00
Nova Scotia School Boards Association, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2013-14
$120,450.00
Raven Recycling Society, Whitehorse, Yukon
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2016-17
$118,923.00
Novaknowledge Association Halifax NS
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2009-10
$116,000.00
3925260 Manitoba Association Inc Winnipeg Man
INDUSTRY
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2008-09
$116,000.00
Computers for Education Technology New Brunswick Ltd Fredericton NB
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2012-13
$115,000.00
Computers for Education Technology New Brunswick Ltd, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2013-14
$115,000.00
Computers for Education Technology Fredericton NB
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2011-12
$115,000.00
Computers for Education Technology Fredericton NB
INDUSTRY
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2008-09
$115,000.00
Computers for Education Technology Fredericton NB
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2010-11
$115,000.00
Computers for Education Technology Fredericton NB
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2009-10
$115,000.00
Provincial Information Equipment Recycling and Refurbishing Ent St John's NL
INDUSTRY
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2008-09
$113,000.00
Nova Scotia School Boards Association Halifax NS
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2011-12
$113,000.00
Nova Scotia School Boards Association Halifax NS
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2012-13
$113,000.00
Smart Communities Society Yellowknife NWT
INDUSTRY
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2008-09
$111,600.00
Raven Recycling Society, Whitehorse, Yukon
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2015-16
$109,998.00
Raven Recycling Society
Department of Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2018-19
$109,938.00
Smart Communities Society Yellowknife NWT
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2010-11
$107,148.00
Smart Communities Society Yellowknife NWT
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools Program
2011-12
$107,148.00
Smart Communities Society Yellowknife NWT
Industry
Contributions under the Computers for Schools program
2012-13
$107,148.00
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