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Recipient:University of Saskatchewan

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
University of Saskatchewan Western Economic Diversification Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2020-21	$31,000,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2020-21	$31,000,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2020-21	$31,000,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2020-21	$31,000,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Western Economic Diversification Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2020-21	$31,000,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Western Diversification Program	2017-18	$17,409,771.00
University of Saskatchewan Global Affairs Canada	International Development Assistance Program	2016-17	$16,986,886.00
University of Saskatchewan Western Economic Diversification Canada	Western Diversification Program	2017-18	$15,609,771.00
University of Saskatchewan Western Economic Diversification Canada	Western Diversification Program	2017-18	$15,609,771.00
University of Saskatchewan Western Economic Diversification Canada	Western Diversification Program	2017-18	$15,609,771.00
University of Saskatchewan Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada	Research Support Fund	2020-21	$8,336,421.00
University of Saskatchewan Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada	Canada Research Continuity Emergency Fund (CRCEF)	2020-21	$5,066,605.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2024-25	$3,286,947.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2024-25	$3,286,947.00
University of Saskatchewan Health Canada	Oral Health Access Fund	2025-26	$3,076,284.00
University of Saskatchewan Health Canada	Substance Use and Addictions Program	2019-20	$2,548,853.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2021-22	$2,500,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2021-22	$2,500,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada	Research Partnerships	2020-21	$2,499,863.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2021-22	$2,499,573.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2021-22	$2,499,573.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2025-26	$1,930,000.00
University of Saskatchewan Health Canada	Substance Use and Addictions Programs	2019-20	$1,723,853.00
University of Saskatchewan Parks Canada	General Class Grants Contributions Program	2022-23	$1,723,548.00
University of Saskatchewan Prairies Economic Development Canada	Regional Economic Growth through Innovation	2024-25	$1,661,298.00

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