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Use this tool to search how the Government of Canada spends money. The data in this tool comes from multiple publicly available Government of Canada sources including Grants and Contributions, Contracts over $10K, the Public Accounts' transfer payments, research funding databases (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR), and Global Affairs Canada projects. Type in one or more keywords and filter the results by year, department, recipient, program or location to explore the data. Contracts of $10,000 and under are published only as each department's yearly totals, which its spending page shows.

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Recipient / DepartmentAmountAction
Russian Canadian Democratic Alliance|Alliance Démocratique des Canadiens Russes
Privy Council Office
$459,267.97
Symes Street & Millard on behalf of Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada / Symes Street & Millard au nom de Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada
Privy Council Office
$430,842.75
Symes Street & Millard on behalf of Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada / Symes Street & Millard au nom de Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada
Privy Council Office
$430,842.75
Chinese Canadian Concern Group on the Chinese Party's Human Rights Violations|Chinese Canadian Concern Group on the Chinese Party's Human Rights Violations
Privy Council Office
$334,516.61
Catherine L. Dunn on behalf of Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. for the MMIWG Coalition - Manitoba
Privy Council Office
$309,110.00
National Indian Brotherhood/Assembly of First Nation / Fraternité des indiens du Canada/Assemblée des Primières Nations
Privy Council Office
$290,613.50
National Indian Brotherhood/Assembly of First Nation / Fraternité des indiens du Canada/Assemblée des Primières Nations
Privy Council Office
$290,613.50
Cain Lamarre LLP au nom de Regroupement Mamit Innuat Inc.
Privy Council Office
$279,841.20
Cain Lamarre LLP on behalf of Innu Takuaikan Uashat Mani-Uteman ("ITUM'')
Privy Council Office
$279,841.20
Fraser Advocacy on behalf of Families for Justice
Privy Council Office
$274,002.50
Fraser Advocacy on behalf of Families for Justice
Privy Council Office
$274,002.50
Symes Street & Millard on behalf of Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada
Privy Council Office
$274,002.50
National Indian Brotherhood/Assembly of First Nation / Fraternité des indiens du Canada/Assemblée des Primières Nations
Privy Council Office
$274,002.50
Pape Salter Teillet LLP on behalf of Women of the Metis Nation / Pape Salter Teillet LLP au nom de Les Femmes Michif Otipemisiwak
Privy Council Office
$272,816.00
Aboriginal Legal Services
Privy Council Office
$266,092.50
Clifford Shiels Legal on behalf of Eastern Door Indigenous Association
Privy Council Office
$264,835.00
Clifford Shiels Legal on behalf of Eastern Door Indigenous Association
Privy Council Office
$264,835.00
Canadian Constitution Foundation|Canadian Constitution Foundation
Privy Council Office
$260,783.45
Hensel Barristers Professional Corporation on behalf of Association of Native Child and Family Services Agencies of Ontario
Privy Council Office
$259,934.00
Hensel Barristers Professional Corporation on behalf of Association of Native Child and Family Services Agencies of Ontario
Privy Council Office
$259,934.00
Hensel Barristers Professional Corporation on behalf of Independent First Nations
Privy Council Office
$259,934.00
Native Women's Association of Canada / L'Association des femmes autochthones du Canada
Privy Council Office
$258,465.00
Native Women's Association of Canada / L'Association des femmes autochthones du Canada
Privy Council Office
$258,465.00
Catherine L. Dunn on behalf of Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc. for the MMIWG Coalition - Manitoba
Privy Council Office
$258,462.50
Cain Lamarre LLP on behalf of Naskapi Nation of Kawawachi-Kamach
Privy Council Office
$254,703.50

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