Programs · Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada

Health System Transformation

9 agreements worth $23,010,488 under this program name at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada.

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Total agreement value
$23.0M
$23,010,488
Agreements
9
Recipients
9
distinct names
Largest agreement
$13.1M
MANITOBA KEEWATINOWI OKIMAKANAK INC.

By fiscal year

  • 2015-16$15.4M
  • 2016-17$7.2M
  • 2017-18$10K
  • 2018-19$426K
  • 2019-20–
  • 2020-21–
  • 2021-22–
  • 2022-23–
  • 2023-24–
  • 2024-25–
  • 2025-26–
  • 2026-27–

By province

  • Manitoba$15.1M65.7%
  • Ontario$7.3M31.8%
  • Alberta$454K2.0%
  • Saskatchewan$123K0.5%
  • Quebec$13K0.1%

Largest agreements

#AgreementValue
1
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2015-04-01
$13.1M
$13,145,796
2
NAN CORPORATE SERVICES · THUNDER BAY, ON
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2016-04-01
$7.2M
$7,172,689
3
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2015-04-01
$1.8M
$1,801,565
4
The Alberta First Nations Information Governance Centre · Tsuu Tina, AB
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2015-04-01
$454K
$454,396
5
Giigewigamig First Nation Health Authority · Pine Falls, MB
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2018-11-01
$150K
$150,000
6
Thunder Bay District Health Unit · Thunder Bay, ON
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2018-04-01
$140K
$140,100
7
STANDING BUFFALO BAND · FORT QU'APPELLE, SK
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2018-04-01
$123K
$123,206
8
Kateri Memorial Hospital · Kahnawake, QC
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2018-10-01
$13K
$12,736
9
CLEAR SKY CONNECTIONS · Winnipeg, MB
Health System Transformation · Contribution, starts 2018-03-15
$10K
$10,000

Largest recipients

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