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Fisheries and Marine Institute of the Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador

2 records across provincial and federal sources: $5.2 million in included record values across all years. Listed in St. John's. Also printed as: Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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$5.2 millionincluded record values, all years; not total money paid (agreements can span several years)
$9.52per person in the province
80 yearsof work at the median full-time wage

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SourceRecordsValue
Federal grant or contribution2$5.2 million

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Public bodies named in these records
Public bodyRecordsIncluded valueExcluded value
Fisheries and Oceans Canada1$4.9 million$0
Transport Canada1$247,947$0
All public bodies2$5.2 million$0

Largest records

  1. 22-AERF-NFL-002 $4,940,696Agreement value
    Federal grant or contributionGranted by: Fisheries and Oceans CanadaDec. 16, 2022Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund
  2. Agreement for Improving the Use of Floatation and Emergency Signaling Devices in Newfoundland and Labrador $247,947.22Agreement value
    Federal grant or contributionGranted by: Transport CanadaJuly 20, 2022Boating Safety Contribution Program

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