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Recipient:Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Fiscal Equalization Payments to provinces as provided under Part I of the Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act	2010-11	$1,581,460,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance		2012-13	$1,494,927,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Fiscal Equalization	2012-13	$1,494,927,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Fiscal Equalization	2011-12	$1,482,796,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Canada Health Transfer (see appendix 2)	2012-13	$629,712,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance		2012-13	$629,712,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Canada Health Transfer (see appendix 2)	2011-12	$605,738,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Canada Health Transfer (Part V.1 - Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act) (see appendix 2) Prior to deduction under the Canada Health Act	2010-11	$579,362,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Canada Social Transfer (see appendix 2)	2012-13	$257,197,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance		2012-13	$257,197,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Canada Social Transfer (see appendix 2)	2011-12	$252,651,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Canada Social Transfer (Part V.1 - Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act) (see appendix 2)	2010-11	$246,757,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Additional Fiscal Equalization Payment - Total Transfer Protection	2011-12	$149,776,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Contributions under the Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund	2007-08	$137,119,977.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Additional Fiscal Equalization Payment - Total Transfer Protection	2012-13	$102,767,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance		2012-13	$102,767,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Transport	Gateways and Border Crossings Fund	2012-13	$93,299,264.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Transport		2012-13	$93,299,264.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Finance	Additional Fiscal Equalization Payment - Total Transfer Protection	2010-11	$80,300,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Contributions under the Gas Tax Fund	2009-10	$66,900,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Gas Tax Fund	2011-12	$58,328,000.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Contributions under the Infrastructure Stimulus Fund	2010-11	$58,081,393.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB TRANSPORT	Contributions to provinces toward highway improvements to enhance overall efficiency and promote safety while encouraging, from a regional economic perspective, industrial development and tourism	2002-03	$38,382,239.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Contributions under the Gas Tax Fund	2010-11	$35,668,261.00
Province of New Brunswick Fredericton NB Office of Infrastructure of Canada	Contributions under the Infrastructure Stimulus Fund	2009-10	$31,521,842.00

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