Canada · Funding by province

Canadian grantmaking by province

Where Canadian grant money is based, and how much of it stays close to home. Quebec keeps the most in-province at 81%. Nunavut keeps the least at 22%. Pick a province or territory for its largest funders and the charities they back.

Most province-heavy

share of grant dollars that stay in-province

Quebec81%Ontario80%British Columbia80%Saskatchewan74%

Most outward

least of their money stays home

Nunavut22%Yukon34%Prince Edward Island49%Northwest Territories50%

Most imported

share of charities' grant income from other provinces

Nunavut99%Northwest Territories91%Yukon91%Newfoundland and Labrador63%

The largest Canadian fundersThe registered charities that gave the most to other charities on their latest return.

Every province and territory

ProvinceGrantedIn-province

Ontario15,342 fundersC$45.3B80%Quebec5,435 fundersC$12.3B81%British Columbia5,815 fundersC$11.3B80%Alberta4,469 fundersC$7.5B72%Manitoba2,143 fundersC$2.7B64%Saskatchewan1,810 fundersC$932M74%Nova Scotia1,457 fundersC$806M73%New Brunswick1,082 fundersC$686M55%Newfoundland and Labrador287 fundersC$165M61%Prince Edward Island218 fundersC$93M49%Yukon37 fundersC$13M34%Northwest Territories36 fundersC$9.9M50%Nunavut12 fundersC$1.0M22%

Source: CRA T3010 returns
License: Open Government Licence – Canada
Currency: CAD, never converted