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Federal Support to Provinces and Territories

In 2013–14, provinces and territories will receive $62.3 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer, Equalization and Territorial Formula Financing) – an increase of $2.2 billion from the previous year.

In 2012–13, provinces and territories received $60.1 billion in major transfers – an increase of $18.2 billion since 2005–06. These transfers are estimated to account for about 19 per cent of provincial and territorial revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Provinces and Territories
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	20,310	20,140	21,729	22,768	24,476	25,662	26,952	28,569	30,283
Canada Social Transfer¹	8,415	8,500	9,607	10,552	10,857	11,179	11,514	11,859	12,215
Equalization²	10,907	11,535	12,925	13,462	14,185	14,372	14,659	15,423	16,105
Offshore Accords³	219	386	563	663	645	869	787	443	335
Territorial Formula Financing⁴	2,058	2,118	2,279	2,313	2,498	2,664	2,876	3,111	3,288
Other payments⁵					74	525	952	680	56

Total - Federal Support	41,909	42,680	47,102	49,758	52,736	55,271	57,739	60,085	62,283
Change from 2005–06		+771	+5,193	+7,849	+10,827	+13,362	+15,830	+18,176	+20,374
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	1,301	1,312	1,432	1,495	1,566	1,622	1,676	1,725	1,768
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT/CST include transition protection payments from 2007–08 to 2009–10. CST excludes $31.9 million from Budget 2008 transition protection payments to Saskatchewan ($31.2 million) and Nunavut ($0.7 million) notionally allocated over five and three years respectively beginning in 2008–09. CHT includes the separate payments to Ontario for 2009–10 ($489 million) and for 2010–11 ($236 million) to ensure it receives the same per capita CHT cash support as other Equalization-receiving provinces. ² Includes payments and additional amounts. Also includes 2009–10 transitional Equalization protection to Nova Scotia and Manitoba. From 2007–08 onward, reflects the 2007 formula for all provinces except Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) which remained under the previous Equalization formula until 2010–11, when NL made the election to enter into the 2007 Equalization formula. ³ Includes cash amounts from the 1985 and 1986 Accords and cash and notional amounts from the 2005 Accord. Also includes $83 million in 2011–12, $297 million in 2012–13 and $246 million in 2013–14 in cumulative Best-of Guarantee payments to Nova Scotia. CBO payments in 2012–13 and 2013–14 are preliminary and are subject to Nova Scotia qualifying for an extension of the Offshore Accord. ⁴ Includes payments, additional amounts and data revisions. ⁵ Other payments include the 2009–10 transition adjustment payment to Nova Scotia ($74 million). Other payments also include Total Transfer Protection (TTP) provided in 2010–11 ($525 million), 2011–12 ($952 million), 2012–13 ($680 million) and 2013–14 ($56 million) to ensure that a province's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP. One-time recoverable payments to Ontario ($150 million) and Prince Edward Island ($1 million) for 2011–12 not included.

Federal Support to Newfoundland and Labrador

In 2013–14, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador will receive $653 million through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer and Canada Social Transfer).

In 2012–13, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador received $632 million in major transfers, accounting for about 8 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Newfoundland and Labrador
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	343	337	347	403	450	424	441	458	476
Canada Social Transfer¹	146	146	146	160	164	168	171	174	177
Equalization²	861	687	477
Offshore Accords
1985 Accord	0	110	189	557	465	642	0	0	0
2005 Accord	189	219	306	0	0	0	536	0	0

Total - Offshore Accords³	189	329	494	557	465	642	536	0	0
Total Transfer Protection⁴						8

Total - Federal Support	1,539	1,499	1,465	1,120	1,079	1,242	1,148	632	653
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	2,991	2,937	2,896	2,213	2,123	2,428	2,239	1,235	1,278
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT/CST include transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Includes a one-time adjustment of $54 million in 2006–07, and amounts reflect the fact that Newfoundland and Labrador made the election in 2010–11 to enter into the 2007 Equalization formula. Newfoundland and amounts reflect the fact that Newfoundland and Labrador made the election in 2010–11 to enter into the 2007 Equalization formula. ³ The amounts reported here include cash amounts from the 1985 Accord. The 2005 Offshore Accord included an upfront payment of $2 billion in 2004–05; amounts presented here are notional allocations, not including the $1,153 million booked by Newfoundland and Labrador in 2008–09 that represents the unused portion of the upfront payment. The $536 million paid in 2011–12 under the 2005 Accord represents a transitional payment as Newfoundland and Labrador no longer qualifies for Equalization or Offshore Accord payments beyond that year. Offshore Accord payments are not included for the purpose of calculating Total Transfer Protection. ⁴ Total Transfer Protection (TTP) was provided in 2010–11 to ensure that Newfoundland and Labrador's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP.

Federal Support to Prince Edward Island

In 2013–14, the Government of Prince Edward Island will receive $519 million through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Equalization) – an increase of $111 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Prince Edward Island received $509 million in major transfers, accounting for about 34 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Prince Edward Island
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	92	91	95	99	104	110	116	122	129
Canada Social Transfer¹	39	39	40	44	45	47	49	50	51
Equalization	277	291	294	322	340	330	329	337	340
Other payments²						3

Total - Federal Support	408	422	429	464	490	490	494	509	519
Change from 2005–06		+14	+21	+57	+82	+82	+86	+101	+111
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	2,954	3,061	3,101	3,331	3,476	3,430	3,395	3,487	3,541
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT/CST include transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Other payments include Total Transfer Protection (TTP) provided in 2010–11 to ensure that Prince Edward Island's total major transfers in that year is no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP. One-time recoverable payment of $1 million for 2011–12 not included.

Federal Support to Nova Scotia

In 2013–14, the Government of Nova Scotia will receive $3 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Equalization) – an increase of $690 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Nova Scotia received $2.8 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 32 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Nova Scotia
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	625	620	639	662	700	727	759	795	833
Canada Social Transfer	266	269	270	296	302	310	317	323	329
Equalization²	1,344	1,386	1,465	1,465	1,391	1,110	1,167	1,268	1,458
Offshore Accords
1986 Accord	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2005 Accord	27	57	68	106	180	227	250	443	335

Total - Offshore Accords³	31	57	68	106	180	227	250	443	355
Other payments⁴					74	250	158	13

Total - Federal Support	2,265	2,331	2,442	2,529	2,648	2,625	2,651	2,843	2,955
Change from 2005–06		+67	+177	+264	+383	+360	+386	+578	+690
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	2,415	2,484	2,609	2,699	2,817	2,778	2,796	2,997	3,113
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT includes transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Equalization includes transitional 2009–10 Equalization protection. ³ The 2005 Offshore Accord included an upfront payment of $830 million in 2004–05. The amounts reported here include cash and notional allocations from the 2005 Accord and cash amounts from the 1986 Accord. Offshore Accord payments are not included for the purpose of Total Transfer Protection. Also includes $83 million in 2011–12, $297 million in 2012–13 and $246 million in 2013–14 in cumulative Best-of Guarantee payments to Nova Scotia. CBO payments in 2012–13 and 2013–14 are preliminary and are subject to Nova Scotia qualifying for an extension of the Offshore Accord. ⁴ Other payments include the 2009–10 transition adjustment payment ($74 million). They also include Total Transfer Protection (TTP) provided between 2010–11 to 2012–13 to ensure that Nova Scotia's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP. Total Transfer Protection includes $250 million in 2010–11, $158 million in 2011–12 and $13 million in 2012–13.

Federal Support to New Brunswick

In 2013–14, the Government of New Brunswick will receive $2.5 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Equalization) – an increase of $429 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of New Brunswick received $2.5 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 32 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to New Brunswick
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	499	493	512	528	557	580	604	633	664
Canada Social Transfer¹	212	214	216	237	241	247	252	257	262
Equalization	1,348	1,451	1,477	1,584	1,689	1,581	1,483	1,495	1,513
Total Transfer Protection²						80	150	103	49

Total - Federal Support	2,059	2,157	2,204	2,348	2,488	2,488	2,489	2,488	2,488
Change from 2005–06		+98	+146	+289	+430	+429	+431	+429	+429
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	2,752	2,891	2,958	3,144	3,319	3,305	3,297	3,293	3,289
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT/CST include transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Total Transfer Protection (TTP) is provided between 2010–11 and 2013–14 to ensure that New Brunswick's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP.

Federal Support to Quebec

In 2013–14, the Government of Quebec will receive $17.8 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Equalization) – an increase of $5.8 billion from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Quebec received $17.2 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 25 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Quebec
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	5,049	5,036	5,246	5,471	5,799	6,080	6,379	6,742	7,114
Canada Social Transfer	2,146	2,185	2,215	2,452	2,520	2,590	2,664	2,739	2,810
Equalization	4,798	5,539	7,160	8,028	8,355	8,552	7,815	7,391	7,833
Total Transfer Protection²							369	362

Total - Federal Support	11,993	12,760	14,622	15,952	16,673	17,222	17,226	17,233	17,757
Change from 2005–06		+767	+2,629	+3,959	+4,680	+5,229	+5,233	+5,241	+5,764
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	1,583	1,673	1,904	2,060	2,133	2,181	2,162	2,142	2,191
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT includes transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Total Transfer Protection (TTP) was provided in 2011–12 and 2012–13 to ensure that Quebec's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP.

Federal Support to Ontario

In 2013–14, the Government of Ontario will receive $19.9 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer and Canada Social Transfer) – an increase of $9 billion from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Ontario received $19.2 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 17 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Ontario
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers¹
Canada Health Transfer²	7,720	7,732	8,401	8,981	9,722	10,166	10,686	11,307	11,981
Canada Social Transfer	3,164	3,245	3,686	4,090	4,205	4,332	4,463	4,593	4,733
Equalization					347	972	2,200	3,261	3,169

Total - Federal Support	10,885	10,977	12,087	13,071	14,274	15,470	17,349	19,160	19,883
Change from 2005–06		+92	+1,202	+2,187	+3,390	+4,586	+6,464	+8,276	+8,998
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	870	868	946	1,012	1,094	1,172	1,299	1,420	1,457
See explanatory notes ¹ One-time recoverable payment of $150 million for 2011–12 not included. ² CHT includes separate payments to Ontario in respect of the Canada Health Transfer for 2009–10 ($489 million) and 2010–11 ($236 million) to ensure Ontario receives the same CHT cash support as other Equalization-receiving provinces.

Federal Support to Manitoba

In 2013–14, the Government of Manitoba will receive $3.4 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Equalization) – an increase of $643 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Manitoba received $3.4 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 24 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Manitoba
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer	785	781	813	851	903	950	1,001	1,060	1,121
Canada Social Transfer	334	339	344	381	392	404	418	431	443
Equalization¹	1,601	1,709	1,826	2,063	2,063	1,826	1,666	1,671	1,792
Total Transfer Protection²						175	276	201	7

Total - Federal Support	2,719	2,830	2,982	3,295	3,359	3,356	3,360	3,363	3,363
Change from 2005–06		+110	+263	+576	+640	+636	+641	+643	+643
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	2,308	2,391	2,501	2,737	2,758	2,720	2,688	2,658	2,633
See explanatory notes ¹ Equalization includes transitional 2009–10 Equalization protection. ² Total Transfer Protection (TTP) is provided between 2010–11 and 2013–14 to ensure that Manitoba's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP.

Federal Support to Saskatchewan

In 2013–14, the Government of Saskatchewan will receive $1.4 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer and Canada Social Transfer) – an increase of $273 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Saskatchewan received $1.3 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 11 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Saskatchewan
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	694	711	756	756	843	818	862	924	978
Canada Social Transfer¹	301	319	335	335	335	342	353	367	378
Equalization²	89	13	226
Total Transfer Protection³						7

Total - Federal Support	1,084	1,043	1,317	1,090	1,178	1,168	1,215	1,291	1,356
Change from 2005–06		-41	+233	+7	+95	+84	+131	+207	+273
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	1,090	1,051	1,319	1,077	1,146	1,119	1,150	1,198	1,244
See explanatory notes. ¹ CHT includes transition protection payments for 2007–08 and 2008–09 and CST includes transition protection payments for 2007–08, 2008–09 and 2009–10. CST excludes $31.2 million from Budget 2008 transition protection payment notionally allocated over five years beginning in 2008–09. ² Includes a crown lease compensation payment of $7 million in 2005–06. ³ Total Transfer Protection (TTP) was provided in 2010–11 to ensure that Saskatchewan's total major transfers in one of these years are no lower than in the prior year. For the purpose of calculating TTP, total major transfers comprise Equalization, CHT, CST and prior year TTP.

Federal Support to Alberta

In 2013–14, the Government of Alberta will receive $4 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer and Canada Social Transfer) – an increase of $1.8 billion from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Alberta received $3.8 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 9 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Alberta
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	1,641	1,473	1,784	1,784	1,962	2,131	2,238	2,444	2,633
Canada Social Transfer	592	500	1,011	1,136	1,181	1,219	1,260	1,315	1,365

Total - Federal Support	2,233	1,973	2,795	2,920	3,143	3,350	3,499	3,759	3,999
Change from 2005–06		-260	+562	+686	+910	+1,116	+1,265	+1,526	+1,765
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	674	578	797	815	857	901	928	973	1,015
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT includes transition protection payments for 2007–08 and 2008–09.

Federal Support to British Columbia

In 2013–14, the Government of British Columbia will receive $5.9 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer and Canada Social Transfer) – an increase of $1.3 billion from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of British Columbia received $5.6 billion in major transfers, accounting for 13 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to British Columbia
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer¹	2,795	2,798	3,065	3,162	3,354	3,597	3,781	3,996	4,261
Canada Social Transfer¹	1,188	1,214	1,311	1,385	1,435	1,484	1,528	1,572	1,627
Equalization²	590	459

Total - Federal Support	4,573	4,472	4,376	4,547	4,789	5,081	5,310	5,568	5,888
Change from 2005–06		-101	-197	-25	+216	+508	+737	+995	+1,315
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	1,091	1,055	1,017	1,039	1,075	1,123	1,161	1,205	1,254
See explanatory notes ¹ CHT/CST include transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Includes a one-time adjustment of $199 million in 2006–07. British Columbia no longer qualifies for Equalization as from 2007–08 due to the strength of its economy relative to the other provinces.

Federal Support to the Yukon

In 2013–14, the Government of Yukon will receive $861 million through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Territorial Formula Financing) – an increase of $328 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Yukon received $809 million in major transfers, accounting for about 72 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to the Yukon
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer	22	22	23	23	26	26	28	30	32
Canada Social Transfer¹	10	10	9	10	11	11	12	12	13
Territorial Formula Financing²	501	517	544	564	612	653	705	767	817

Total - Federal Support	533	549	576	598	649	691	744	809	861
Change from 2005–06		+16	+43	+65	+116	+158	+212	+277	+328
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	16,699	17,039	17,727	18,071	19,289	19,990	21,062	22,477	23,578
See explanatory notes ¹ CST includes transition protection payments for 2007–08. ² Includes a one-time adjustment of $0.3 million in 2006–07, a devolution payment of $4 million in 2007–08 and data revisions resulting in payments of $14 million in 2005–06 and $11 million in 2006–07.

Federal Support to the Northwest Territories

In 2013–14, the Government of Northwest Territories will receive almost $1.2 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Territorial Formula Financing) – an increase of $400 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Northwest Territories received $1.1 billion in major transfers, accounting for 73 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to the Northwest Territories
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer	22	23	25	24	27	27	28	28	30
Canada Social Transfer	8	9	13	14	14	14	15	15	15
Territorial Formula Financing¹	737	757	843	805	864	920	996	1,070	1,121

Total - Federal Support	766	789	880	842	905	961	1,039	1,113	1,166
Change from 2005–06		+23	+114	+77	+139	+195	+273	+347	+400
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	17,639	18,299	20,283	19,277	20,725	21,970	23,527	25,687	26,676
See explanatory notes ¹ Includes a corporate income tax adjustment of $54 million in 2007–08 and data revisions of $23 million in 2005–06 and $18 million in 2006–07.

Federal Support to Nunavut

In 2013–14, the Government of Nunavut will receive almost $1.4 billion through major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Territorial Formula Financing) – an increase of $541 million from 2005–06.

In 2012–13, the Government of Nunavut received $1.3 billion in major transfers, accounting for about 82 per cent of its revenues in that year.

Federal Support to Nunavut
	2005 –2006	2006 –2007	2007 –2008	2008 –2009	2009 –2010	2010 –2011	2011 –2012	2012 –2013	2013 –2014
	(millions of dollars)
Major Transfers
Canada Health Transfer	23	23	25	25	27	27	29	30	32
Canada Social Transfer¹	10	11	11	11	11	11	11	11	12
Territorial Formula Financing²	821	844	893	944	1,022	1,091	1,175	1,273	1,350

Total - Federal Support	854	878	928	979	1,060	1,128	1,215	1,315	1,394
Change from 2005–06		+24	+75	+126	+206	+275	+362	+462	+541
Per Capita Allocation (dollars)	28,238	28,548	29,732	31,013	32,911	34,463	36,345	39,028	41,001
See explanatory notes ¹ CST includes transition protection payments for 2007–08, 2008–09 and 2009–10. CST also includes $0.7 million Budget 2008 transition protection payment to Nunavut notionally allocated over three years beginning in 2008–09. ² Includes a one-time adjustment of $2 million in 2006–07 and data revisions resulting in payments of $22 million in 2005–06 and $18 million in 2006–07.

Explanatory Notes for Tables on Federal Support to Provinces and Territories

Totals may not add due to rounding and are subject to regular revision.

CHT figures include the 2004 CHST Supplement for Health ($1 billion in 2005–06) and the 2003 CHST Supplement ($310 million in 2005–06).

CST figures include the 2003 CHST Supplement ($190 million in 2005–06). CST excludes a one-time payment ($250 million) for the creation of child care spaces for 2007–08 (Budget 2007).

Prior to 2009–10, wait times reduction funding to provinces and territories was allocated through a trust fund.

Provinces and territories also receive CHT and CST support through a tax transfer. CHT and CST tax transfers amount to $15 billion and $9.2 billion respectively in 2013–14, and will continue to grow in line with the economy.

The Government also provided support for short-term targeted policy initiatives, such as the one-year provision for phased-out early learning and child care ($650 million) in 2006–07, and 2004 Northern Economic Development ($20 million) from 2005–06 to 2008–09. It further provided support to provinces and territories through trust funds. The amounts are not included in the tables. Additional information can be found on the Finance Canada web site.

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