National Summative Evaluation of the Gas Tax Fund and Public Transit Fund - Appendix 2 National Summative Evaluation Tables

Appendix 2 National Summative Evaluation Tables

Note: These tables exceed the limits of the template.

Table 1: Gas Tax Fund Allocation to the Provinces, Territories and First Nations

Province/
Territory
First Nations
2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 Total
Alberta $57,229,000 $57,229,000 $76,305,000 $95,381,000 $190,763,000 $476,907,000
British Columbia $79,272,000 $76,272,000 $101,696,000 $127,120,000 $254,239,000 $635,599,000
Manitoba $20,070,000 $20,070,000 $26,760,000 $33,450,000 $66,900,000 $147,739,000
New Brunswick $13,297,000 $13,297,000 $18,570,000 $23,212,000 $46,424,000 $116,060,000
Newfoundland and Labrador $9,870,000 $9,870,000 $13,160,000 $16,450,000 $32,900,000 $82,250,000
Northwest Territories1 $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $6,000,000 $7,500,000 $15,000,000 $37,500,000
Nova Scotia $17,419,000 $17,419,000 $23,225,000 $29,032,000 $58,064,000 $145,159,000
Nunavut1 $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $6,000,000 $7,500,000 $15,000,000 $37,500,000
Ontario $223,860,000 $223,860,000 $298,480,000 $373,100,000 $746,200,000 $1,865,500,000
Prince Edward Island $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $6,000,000 $7,500,000 $15,000,000 $37,500,000
Quebec $138,118,000 $138,118,000 $184,158,000 $230,197,000 $460,395,000 $1,150,986,000
Saskatchewan $17,279,000 $17,729,000 $23,638,000 $29,548,000 $59,095,000 $147,739,000
Yukon1 $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $6,000,000 $7,500,000 $15,000,000 $37,500,000
First Nations (First Nations Infrastructure Fund (FNIF) $7,506,000 $7,506,000 $10,008,000 $12,510,000 $25,020,000 $62,550,000
Total $600,000,000 $600,000,000 $800,000,000 $1,000,000,000 $2,000,000,000 $5,000,000,000

[1]The GTF funds in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and the Yukon include contribution to the First Nations.

Table 2: Gas Tax Fund time Limits for Expenditures and/or Commitments

Province/Territory F/P or F/T Agreements P/LG or T/LG Agreements
  Date Condition Date Condition
Alberta At termination of the Agreement Funds returned to the Province within 180 days At termination of the Agreement Funds returned to the Province within 180 days
UBCM – British Columbia By March 31, 2015 Funds to be expended No provision No provision
Manitoba If funds not paid within 5 years of advance No further payment If funds not paid within 5 years of advance No further payment
New Brunswick For NB as eligible recipient - By 2010 All funds to be committed No provision No provision
Newfoundland and Labrador By March 31, 2009 Funds not triggered for repayment may be redirected By March 31, 2009 Funds not expended or committed may be redirected
Northwest Territories By 2010 Funds not committed, no further payment By March 31, 2015 All funds to be expended If funds are not expended by 2010, they must be committed by resolution
Nova Scotia No provision No provision At the date of termination Uncommitted funds to be returned to the Province by March 31 in the year following
Nunavut If funds not paid within 5 years of advance No further payment By March 2010 All funds to be committed
AMO - Ontario By March 31, 2015 If funds not paid within 3 years of advance All funds to be expended No further payment By March 31, 2012 All funds to be expended
Prince Edward Island For PEI as eligible recipient, by 2010 By March 31, 2010 All funds to be committed Funds not triggered for repayment may be redirected By March 31, 2010 All funds to be expended
Quebec No provision No provision December 31, 2009 End of eligible expenses
Saskatchewan By March 31, 2010 Funds not triggered for repayment may be redirected By March 31, 2010 Funds not committed are a debt due to the Province
Yukon By March 31, 2015 If funds not paid within 5 years of advance All funds to be expended No further payment No provision Second payments for projects depend on proof of expenditures

Table 3: Gas Tax Fund Summary of Allocation Formulas

Province/Territory FORMULAS
Alberta Per capita allocation, based on 2006 estimated population – Updated subsequently based on Alberta Official Population List
British Columbia

Calculations that are based on per capita allocations shall be made annually prior to July 1 and are to be based on the BC Statistics population estimates for the prior year as adjusted to take into effect the population changes resulting from boundary changes in the previous year.

Funds are allocated on a per capita basis.

There are 3 tiers of local governments:

  • Tier 1: these local governments receive 75% of their per capita allocation as a direct entitlement for the Community Works Fund (CWF), and 25% for the Strategic Priorities Funds (SPF) where the funds are pooled
  • Tier 2: these local governments receive 50% of their per capita allocation as a direct entitlement for the CWF and 50% for SPF
  • Tier 3 (Greater Vancouver Regional District only): up to 25% of their per capita allocation as a direct entitlement for the CWF, up to 100% for SPF

For the CWF, there is a base amount for each local government (a "funding floor"), defined per year.

Manitoba

90% of Funds allocated on a per capita basis

10% of Funds to Winnipeg, Brandon, Thompson and Flin Flon (transit communities) allocated on a per capita basis

New Brunswick

Allocation between Incorporated (collectively) and Unincorporated Areas (collectively), on a per capita basis, based on the latest Census population

Funds for Incorporated Areas allocated on a per capita basis

Funds for Unincorporated Areas allocated based on need and regional considerations

Newfoundland and Labrador

$21,883,764 allocated to Eligible Recipients for the implementation of the Regional Waste Strategy

Base allocation of $6,036,624 (10%) equally divided between Local Governments, excluding Regional Service Boards

Remainder of $54,329,612 allocated on a per capita basis to all Local Governments, excluding Regional Services Boards, based on 2001 Statistics Canada Census populations

Northwest Territories

Base Allocation Fund (32%)
Each Local Government received a base allocation equal to 1% of the net annual Northwest Territories allocation

Per Capita Allocation Fund (65%)
Each Local Government receives a per capita allocation of the remaining net annual Northwest Territories allocation

Capacity Building Fund (2% per schedule J)
2% of the annual Northwest Territories allocation to promote collaboration, knowledge and integrated planning

1% for administration costs

Nova Scotia

25% of:
The population of the Municipality divided by the population of the Province times Canada's annual contribution

Plus:

25% of:
The number of dwelling units in the Municipality divided by the total number of dwelling units in the Province times Canada's annual contribution

Plus:

50% of:
The five year rolling average of standard expenditures of the Municipality divided by the five year rolling average of standard expenditures for all municipalities in the Province times Canada's annual contribution.

Dwelling units shall be based on the definition of dwelling units in the Municipal Grants Act Section 2(c) and shall be the number of dwelling units recorded on the filed assessment roll.

Population shall be based on the latest census data available as compiled by Statistics Canada.

Expenditures shall be based on Standard Expenditures as defined in the Municipal Grants Act Section 12(2) and calculated on a five year rolling average basis.

This Agreement allows for an amendment of the definition of expenditures after year two.

Nunavut

Tax Based Municipal Fund (15%) = Iqaluit
Non Tax Based Communities Fund (57.9%) including:

  • Small Communities: 19.3% of the Funds will be allocated annually for 14 Eligible Projects approved by the Nunavut FMB and recommended by the NCIAC
  • Medium Communities: 19.3% of the Funds will be allocated annually for Eligible Projects approved by the Nunavut FMB and recommended by the NCIAC
  • Large Communities: 19.3% of the Funds will be allocated annually for Eligible Projects approved by the Nunavut FMB and recommended by the NCIAC

Capacity Building Fund (2.1%):
For Capacity Building Projects approved by the Nunavut FMB in a manner that is consistent with criteria as identified in Schedule A and approved in the priority order determined by the NCIAC.

Remaining Territorial Fund (25%):

  • Non Tax Based Municipalities will receive up to an additional 25% of the Funds for urgent, high priority Eligible Projects as approved by Nunavut FMB.
  • If, during the term of this Agreement, a Non Tax Based Municipality becomes a Tax Based Municipality, the 25% available under 6.1.4 (a) may be reduced and the amount available under section 6.1.1 increased by the same amount.

AMO - Toronto

Allocation on a per capita basis between Toronto and the other municipalities

Allocation on a per capita basis between all municipalities (excluding Toronto) and on a 50%-50% basis between upper-tier and lower tier municipalities where they exist

Based on 2001 Census population

The Province also receives an allocation on a per capita basis for Unincorporated Areas

Prince Edward Island

A one time, maximum $4.5 million allocation toward the completion of the PEI Sludge Remediation Program.

An allocation of $11 million provided to the Province for the rehabilitation of roads and bridges within incorporated municipalities.

Incorporated Communities that provide sewer and/or water services to their residents, receive $17.1 million in funding on a per capita basis.

The balance of Funds ($4.9 million) allocated to the Communities and Capacity Building Fund (CCBF). Within this initiative, at least $1 million will be invested in Capacity Building efforts.

Of the $1 million reserved for Capacity Building efforts, the Management Committee may allocate Funds to support the capacity building efforts of the Federation of Prince Edward Island Municipalities (FPEIM) up to $240,197, provided the FPEIM submits in advance, for review and acceptance by the Management Committee, a business case justifying such use of Funds.

Quebec

For Municipalities with a population of 6,500 or more $154.94 per capita, based on the Order in Council for population as of January 1st, 2005, or for Municipalities that have undergone a reorganization, as of January 1st, 2006.

For the other municipalities, a base amount of $210,203 plus $122.10 per capita on the same population bases as above.

Saskatchewan

Per capita basis based on 2001 Census population

Yukon

Local Governments will receive 68% of the Funds (the "Local Government Funds") – allocation to be determined on a unanimous basis by all communities

Yukon First Nations will receive 25% of the Funds (The "First Nations Funds") – either allocation formula as defined under the Umbrella Final Agreement or an alternate allocation formula to be included in a Memorandum of Agreement signed by all Yukon First Nations and Yukon

Yukon (on behalf of Unincorporated Communities) will receive 7% of the Funds (the "Unincorporated Community Funds") – allocated on a needs-basis, priority basis, while ensuring an equitable distribution over the lifetime of the Agreement

TABLE 4: Summary of Transfer Conditions of Gas Tax Funds from Provinces/Territories to Local Governments

Province/Territory MUNICIPAL FUNDING AGREEMENTS
Alberta

Annual payment

Conditional upon the receipt of an Application for Program Acceptance (no later than April 1st) and the receipt of the Statement of Funding and Expenditures for the previous calendar year (no later than June 30)

UBCM – British Columbia

Community Works Fund – Semi-annual payments within 30 days of receipt of funds from Canada conditional upon submission of the Annual Expenditure Report (No later than July 1st)

Strategic Funds and Innovations Funds – Claim based and also conditional on submission of the Annual Expenditure Report for subsequent payments

Manitoba

Semi-annual payments within 60 days of receipt of funds from Canada – on condition that the municipality has complied with all terms and conditions including submission of an Annual Expenditure Report no later than June 30

New Brunswick

Approval of Capital Investment Plan (CIP) prior condition to first annual payment (Changes to CIP must be approved)

Subsequent annual payments conditional upon submission of an Annual Expenditure Report no later than March 1st (for 2007, April 11, 2008)

Newfoundland and Labrador

Approval of Capital Investment Plan prior condition to first semi-annual payments no later than 90 days of receipt of funds from Canada

Subsequent semi-annual payments conditional upon submission of the municipal annual budget no later than December 31 and submission of an Annual Expenditure Report no later than June 30

Northwest Territories

Commitment to complete a Capital Investment Plan (CIP) prior to March 31, 2007, 1st payment up-front semi-annual payments

2nd and subsequent semi-annual payments conditional to submission of financial and audit reports no later than June 30 (interim unaudited best effort by April 30)

No payment after March 31, 2007, if no CIP approved

Nova Scotia

First payment up front annual payment

Subsequent annual payments conditional upon submission of an Annual Expenditure Report no later than July 31 (unaudited version by May 30)

Nunavut (Iqaluit)

Semi-annual payment for approved projects when Nunavut receives funds from Canada conditional upon submission of an Annual Expenditure Report and of all receipts no later than May 15

AMO - Ontario

Semi-annual payments on or before July 15 and November 15

Conditional on submission of an Annual Expenditure Report no later than March 31

Prince Edward Island

Approval of Capital Investment Plan (CIP) prior condition (each project subject to approval) to first annual payment (Changes to CIP must be approved)

Subsequent annual payments conditional on submission of the Annual Expenditure Report no later than March 31

Quebec

Approval of an investment program prior condition to annual payment (15% of the total withheld until approval of the last audited financial report)

Saskatchewan

Approval of an Infrastructure Investment Program (IIP) prior condition to semi-annual payments within 60 days of receiving the funds from Canada – transfers are conditional on compliance to the terms of the agreements

Yukon

Integrated Community Sustainability Plan (ICSP) – Up front funding

Projects – 1st payment up front; subsequent payments upon completion of phases and submission of invoices for work carried out in the preceding phase

TABLE 5: Public Transit Fund Allocation of Funds to the Provinces and Territories

Province/Territory ALLOCATION
Alberta $40,090,902
British Columbia $52,543,010
Manitoba $14,653,294
New Brunswick $9,408,258
Newfoundland and Labrador2 $6,473,343
Northwest Territories2 $535,898
Nova Scotia2 $11,732,151
Nunavut2 $370,621
Ontario $155,168,657
Prince Edward Island $1,726,642
Quebec $94,443,193
Saskatchewan $12,463,376
Yukon $390,654
Total $400,000,000

[2]Funds were transferred in 2006-2007

TABLE 6: Public Transit Fund Summary of Allocation Formulas

Province/Territory FORMULAS
Alberta Base amount: $500,000 – Balance based on ridership share
British Columbia Base amount: $17,500 – Balance based on ridership share
$1.5 million for communities with no existing transit services
Manitoba Based on ridership share
New Brunswick Based on ridership share
Newfoundland and Labrador 2 recipients only – $1.5 million each – Balance on ridership share
Northwest Territories Application driven
Nova Scotia Base amount (1%) = $117,321 − Balance on ridership share
Nunavut Funds were allocated to projects in 3 communities in different regions
AMO - Toronto Based on ridership share
Prince Edward Island 2 recipients only – Charlottetown ($1,601,642) and Pat and the Elephant (not-for-profit) ($125,000)
Quebec Based on ridership share
Saskatchewan Based on ridership share
Yukon Only one recipient

TABLE 7: Gas Tax and Public Transit Fund number of Eligible Recipients According to 2006 Population

Number of Eligible Recipients According to 2006 Population GTF SHARE PTF SHARE
Less than 100 199 5.5% 0 0.0%
100 - 499 970 26.9% 0 0.0%
500 - 999 717 19.9% 2 1.1%
1,000 - 1,499 350 9.7% 3 1.6%
1,500 - 1,999 198 5.5% 1 0.5%
2,000 - 4,999 480 13.3% 9 4.9%
5,000 - 9,999 271 7.5% 24 13.0%
10,000 - 19,999 196 5.4% 32 17.3%
20,000 - 49,999 106 2.9% 42 22.7%
50,000 - 74,999 37 1.0% 21 11.4%
75,000 - 99,999 22 0.6% 8 4.3%
100,000 - 199,999 31 0.9% 21 11.4%
200,000 - 499,999 19 0.5% 10 5.4%
500,000 - 999,999 8 0.2% 8 4.3%
1,000,000 - 1,499,999 1 0.0% 1 0.5%
Over 1,500,000 3 0.1% 3 1.6%
Total 3,608 100% 185 100%

* Recipients with no information available on population are omitted from this table.

TABLE 8: Gas Tax Fund 2005-2008 Funds Spent or Committed, and Allocation by Province and Territory

Province/Territory GTF FUNDS SPENT 2005-2008 GTF ALLOCATION2005-2008 %
Alberta $186,426,445 $190,763,000 97.7%
British Columbia $118,978,761 $260,240,000 45.7%
Manitoba $50,458,540 $66,900,000 75.4%
New Brunswick $27,020,945 $45,164,000 59.8%
Newfoundland and Labrador $9,925,584 $32,900,000 30.2%
Northwest Territories $2,527,603 $15,000,000 16.9%
Nova Scotia $39,093,951 $58,063,000 67.3%
Nunavut 3,604,968 $15,000,000 24.0%
Ontario $539,273,990 $746,200,000 72.3%
Prince Edward Island $14,657,663 $15,000,000 97.7%
Yukon $2,292,131 $15,000,000 15.3%
Total $994,260,581 $1,480,510,000 67.2%

TABLE 8: Gas Tax Fund 2005-2008 Funds Spent or Committed, and Allocation by Province and Territory (continued)

Province/Territory GTF FUNDS COMMITTED GTF ALLOCATION
2005-2008
%
Quebec $782,875,2621 $460,394,000 170.0%
Saskatchewan $35,262,701 $59,096,000 59.7%
1. The amount reported by Quebec is that of the amount approved for eligible projects under the GTF program.

TABLE 9: Public Transit Fund 2005-2008 Funds Spent and Allocation by Province and Territory

Province/Territory PTF FUNDS SPENT 2005-2008 PTF ALLOCATION %
Alberta $36,355,049 $40,090,902 90.7%
British Columbia $43,057,754 $52,543,010 81.9%
Manitoba $2,373,643 $14,653,294 16.2%
New Brunswick $1,245,649 $9,408,258 13.2%
Newfoundland and Labrador   $6,473,343 0.0%
Northwest Territories   $535,898 0.0%
Nova Scotia $8,288,411 $11,732,151 70.6%
Nunavut   $370,621 0.0%
Ontario $133,896,039 $155,168,657 86.3%
Prince Edward Island $1,726,642 $1,726,642 100.0%
Quebec $20,214,054 $94,443,193 21.4%
Saskatchewan   $12,463,376 0.0%
Yukon $390,654 $390,654 100.0%
Total >$247,547,895 $400,000,000 61.9%

TABLE 10: Gas Tax Fund 2005-2008 number and value of Projects by Category and Nature

GTF Project Category EXPANSION UPGRADE OR RENEWAL NEW TOTAL
2005-2008 Number Value Number Value Number Value Number Value
Active Transportation 19 $1,318,839 51 $5,984,851 114 $12,701,083 184 $20,004,773
Community Energy Systems 1 $1,262,131 203 $13,594,009 14 $2,932,724 218 $17,788,864
Local Roads and Bridges 43 $10,628,241 1,329 $331,697,530 82 $11,598,139 1,454 $353,923,910
- Roads and Bridges 36 $ 7,338,467 1,282 $312,523,389 59 $5,222,346 1,377 $325,084,202
- Safety - - 12 $2,885,364 11 $1,221,522 23 $4,106,886
- Traffic Flow 7 $3,289,774 35 $16,288,777 12 $5,154,271 54 $24,732,822
Public Transit 61 $290,315,058 84 $246,630,306 17 $4,989,242 162 $541,934,606
- Fixed Assets 21 $106,201,807 26 $42,578,985 3 $126,206 50 $148,906,998
- Rolling Stock 37 $184,045,951 43 $197,673,686 5 $2,971,899 85 $384,691,536
- Intelligent Transportation Systems 2 $52,830 13 $4,825,160 6 $1,850,738 21 $6,728,728
- Roads 1 $14,470 2 $1,552,475 3 $40,399 6 $1,607,344
Solid Waste 41 $31,614,932 76 $15,026,454 52 $30,913,205 169 $77,554,591
- Diversion 20 $22,997,015 18 $660,210 24 $28,234,336 62 $51,891,561
- Landfill Management 17 $7,924,488 34 $7,536,493 25 $2,278,186 76 $17,739,167
- Site Restoration 4 $693,429 24 $ 6,829,751 2 $168,019 30 $7,691,199
- Gas Recovery - - - - 1 $232,664 1 $232,664
Water and Wastewater 169 $27,627,886 1,044 $717,627,739 194 $26,133,659 1,407 $771,389,284
Total 334 $362,767,087 2,787 $1,330,560,889 473 $89,268,052 3,594 $1,782,596,028
Share of Total Value   20.4%   74.6%   5.0%    
Capacity Building Projects 328              

* For Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec, and Saskatchewan, the value is the committed value for the project.

TABLE 11: Gas Tax Fund and Public Transit Fund 2005-2008 News Releases and Events by Province and Territory

Province/Territory GAS TAX FUND PUBLIC TRANSIT FUND
2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2005-2008
News Releases Events News Releases Events News Releases Events News Releases Events
Canada/National         1 1 0 0
Alberta 2 2 1 1 3 3 1 0
British Columbia 2 2 2 2 15 9 4 0
Manitoba 2 1     2 2 2 0
New Brunswick 1 1 4 1 8 8 4 1
Newfoundland and Labrador     1   0 0 2 0
Northwest Territories 1 1     1 1 3 0
Nova Scotia 1 1 1   1 1 5 0
Nunavut 2 1 1   0 0 2 0
Ontario 1 1 4 1 16 15 2 0
Prince Edward Island 2 2 1 1 9 4 4 1
Quebec 1 1 5 4 108 37 1 0
Saskatchewan 2 1     0 0 1 0
Yukon 1 1     1 1 2 0
Total 18 15 21 10 165 82 33 2

TABLE 12: Gas Tax Fund 2005-2008 Allocation, Funds Transferred From Canada and Funds Transferred to Recipients

Province/Territory/ UBCM/AMO/City of Toronto 2005-2006 2006-2007
Allocation Funds Transferred from Canada Funds Transferred to Recipients Allocation Funds Transferred from Canada Funds Transferred to Recipients
Alberta $57, 229,000 $57,229,000 $57,903,551 $57,229,000 $57,229,000 $55,942,420
British Columbia - UBCM $76,272,000 $76,272,000 $59,777,683 $76,272,000 $76,272,000 $60,300,490
Manitoba $20,070,000 $20,070,000 $7,073,715 $20,070,000 $20,070,000 $33,066,285
New Brunswick $13,927,000 $13,927,000 0 $13,927,000 $6,963,500 $7,659,053
Newfoundland and Labrador $9,870,000 0 0 $9,870,000 $19,740,000 $3,358,492
Northwest Territories $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $1,150,540 $4,500,000 $2,250,000 $6,179,767
Nova Scotia $17,419,000 $17,419,000 $17,418,998 $17,419,000 $17,419,000 $13,814,490
Nunavut $4,500,000 $2,250,000 $653,187 $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $1,530,783
Ontario - AMO $174,296,000 $174,296,000 $148,902,308 $174,296,000 $174,296,000 $109,977,577
Ontario - Toronto $48,868,000 $48,868,000 $48,868,000 $48,868,000 $48,868,000 $48,868,000
Ontario $696,000 0 0 $696,000 0 0
Prince Edward Island $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $2,057,150 $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $4,433,931
Quebec $138,118,000 $138,118,000 0 $138,118,000 $138,118,000 $104,408,000
Saskatchewan $17,729,000 $17,729,000 $8,000,587 $17,729,000 $17,729,000 $16,174,540
Yukon $4,500,000 $4,500,000 0 $4,500,000 $4,500,000 $1,529,819
Total $592,494,000 $579,678,000 $351,805,719 $592,494,000 $592,454,500 $467,243,648
    97.8% 60.7%   100% 78.9%

TABLE 12: Gas Tax Fund 2005-2008 Allocation, Funds Transferred From Canada and Funds Transferred to Recipients (continued)

Province/ Territory /UBCM/AMO/ City of Toronto 2007-2008 2005-2008
Allocation Funds transferred from Canada Funds Transferred to Recipients Allocation Funds transferred from Canada Funds Transferred to Recipients
Alberta $76,305,000 $76,305,000 $82,748,561 $190,763,000 $190,763,000 $196,594,532
British Columbia - UBCM $101,696,000 $101,696,000 $79,927,960 $254,240,000 $254,240,000 $200,006,133
Manitoba $26,760,000 $26,760,000 $26,760,000 $66 900 000 $66,900,000 $66,900,000
New Brunswick $18,570,000 $6,889,171 $19,968,429 $46,424,000 $27,779,671 $27,627,482
Newfoundland and Labrador $13,160,000 $13,160,000 $18,601,752 $32,900,000 $32,900,000 $21,960,244
Northwest Territories $6,000,000 $5,250,000 0 $15,000,000 $12,000,000 $7,330,307
Nova Scotia $23,225,000 $23,225,000 $27,029,513 $58,063,000 $58,063,000 $58,263,001
Nunavut $6,000 000 $8,250,000 $3,056,171 $15,000,000 $15,000,000 $5,240,141
Ontario - AMO $232,395,000 $232,395,000 $316,038,117 $580,987,000 $580,987,000 $574,918,002
Ontario - Toronto $65,157,000 $65,157,000 $65,157,000 $162,893,000 $162,893,000 $162,893,000
Ontario $928,000 $2,320,000 $144,427 $2,320,000 $2,320,000 $144,427
Prince Edward Island $6,000,000 $6,000,000 $5,823,101 $15,000,000 $15,000,000 $12,314,182
Quebec $184,158,000 $184,158,000 $310,334,175 $460,394,000 $460,394,000 $414,742,175
Saskatchewan $23,638,000 $23,638,000 $28,879,376 $59,096,000 $59,096,000 $53,054,503
Yukon $6,000,000 $3,000,000 $359,424 $15,000,000 $12,000,000 $1,889,243
Total $789,992,000 $778,203,171 $984,828,006 $1,974,980,000 $1,950,335,671 $1,803,877,372
    98.5% 126.6%   98.8% 92.5%
* As of April 28, 2009
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