2011–2012: Full Fiscal Year
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- Nutrition North Canada provided $54.1 million in subsidy during its first year in operation. More than 26 million kg of nutritious perishable and non-perishable food as well as certain non-food items was subsidized in 2011-2012.
- Twelve nutritious perishable foods accounted for more than half of the annual subsidy amount: bread; frozen meat; fresh 2% milk; fresh meat; frozen potato products; eggs; yogurt; fresh potatoes; bananas; frozen poultry; unsweetened juice (in containers of 250 ml of less); and oranges. These foods receive the program's higher subsidy level.
- Among the items eligible for the lower subsidy level, frozen pizza, frozen combination foods, ice cream, fresh unsweetened juice and unsweetened juice (in containers of more than 250 ml) received the most subsidy (accounting for 5% of the total).
- The Baffin Region of Nunavut and Northern Quebec (Nunavik) received 38% and 26% of the annual subsidy amount, nearly two-thirds of the program's subsidy budget.
- 91% of the volume of subsidized products was shipped to retailers with a store in the community. These locally-operating stores make the subsidy available to the largest number of community residents as possible since most people shop at the local store. In 2011-2012, about 4% of the subsidized volume was shipped to individuals ("personal orders"), 3% to commercial establishments like hotels or restaurants and 2% to social institutions such as schools and day cares.
Data by Product Category
This table shows the amount of subsidy that was distributed by product category between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, and the weight of the products that were subsidized during this period. Product categories are listed in descending order based on the amount of subsidy; the category that received the highest amount of subsidy is listed first, followed by the category that received the second highest amount of subsidy, and so on.
| Product category | $ subsidy | % total $ | kg | % total kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vegetables and fruit (fresh and frozen) |
15,447,965 | 29% | 6,194,402 | 23% |
| Meat, poultry and fish (fresh and frozen) |
9,295,031 | 17% | 3,988,953 | 15% |
| Milk (fresh, UHT, powdered and canned evaporated) | 8,015,149 | 15% | 3,570,917 | 14% |
| Bread and bread products, cereals, crackers, flour and plain fresh and frozen pasta |
5,871,403 | 11% | 2,711,294 | 10% |
| Cheese, yogurt and other dairy products | 3,558,774 | 7% | 1,656,093 | 6% |
| Products eligible until October 1, 2012 | 3,542,956 | 7% | 3,850,947 | 15% |
| Unsweetened juice | 2,814,230 | 5% | 1,277,557 | 5% |
| Eggs and egg substitutes | 2,169,186 | 4% | 1,093,494 | 4% |
| Combination foods (fresh and frozen) | 1,581,974 | 3% | 1,027,961 | 4% |
| Infant formula and foods prepared specifically for infants |
827,068 | 2% | 354,953 | 1% |
| Cooking oils, non-hydrogenated margarine, lard, shortening, butter, mayonnaise and salad dressing |
780,399 | 1% | 566,077 | 2% |
| Nuts, seeds, peanut butter and other nut butters, tofu and other meat alternatives |
231,306 | 0% | 88,973 | 0% |
| Non-prescription drugs | 19,221 | 0% | 16,582 | 0% |
| Country food (shipped from the North) | 559 | 0% | 407 | 0% |
| Total | 54,155,221 | 100% | 26,398,610 | 100% |
| Note: Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Last modified: 2012-08-09. |
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This chart shows what percentage of the total subsidy transfer between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012 was applied to specific product categories. Because non-prescription drugs and country foods shipped from registered northern processing plants received less than 1% of the subsidy transfer these categories are not shown in the chart. The chart is based on data in the table above.
Description of this chart
The pie graph breaks down the total amount of subsidy spending between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, by categories of eligible products as follows:
- Perishable fruits and vegetables including juice: 34%
- Perishable meat and alternatives: 22%
- Milk and other perishable dairy products: 21%
- Bread, cereal and other perishable grain products: 11%
- Perishable combination foods: 3%
- Margarine, oil and other fats: 2%
- Infant formula and infant foods: 1%
- Eligible until October 1, 2012: 7%
Last modified: 2012-08-09.
Data by Province or Territory and Region
This table shows the amount of subsidy that was distributed by province or territory and region between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, and the product quantities that were subsidized during this period. Within a province or territory, regions are listed in descending order based on the amount of subsidy; the region that received the highest amount of subsidy is listed first, followed by the region that received the second highest amount of subsidy, and so on.
| Region | $ subsidy | % total $ | kg | % total kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nunavut | ||||
| Baffin | 20,522,801 | 38% | 6,024,554 | 23% |
| Kivalliq | 6,159,873 | 11% | 3,395,414 | 13% |
| Kitikmeot | 4,064,704 | 8% | 1,942,673 | 7% |
| 30,747,379 | 57% | 11,362,641 | 43% | |
| Quebec | ||||
| Nunavik (Northern Quebec) | 14,010,096 | 26% | 5,130,299 | 19% |
| Quebec North Shore * | 69,535 | 0% | 31,737 | 0% |
| 14,079,631 | 26% | 5,162,036 | 20% | |
| Manitoba | ||||
| 3,386,823 | 6% | 4,421,280 | 17% | |
| Northwest Territories | ||||
| Beaufort-Delta | 1,422,735 | 3% | 512,311 | 2% |
| Sahtu | 1,415,365 | 3% | 716,604 | 3% |
| Great Slave Lake | 3,826 | 0% | 76,516 | 0% |
| Deh Cho | 79 | 0% | 30 | 0% |
| 2,842,005 | 5% | 1,305,462 | 5% | |
| Ontario | ||||
| 1,964,130 | 4% | 3,316,844 | 13% | |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | ||||
| Labrador | 978,058 | 2% | 563,737 | 2% |
| Yukon | ||||
| 148,115 | 0% | 84,986 | 0% | |
| Saskatchewan | ||||
| 9,081 | 0% | 181,624 | 1% | |
| Total | 54,155,221 | 100% | 26,398,610 | 100% |
| * Quebec North Shore communities are eligible for a subsidy from Nutrition North Canada during the months when there is no marine service to these communities (generally from January to March). Note: Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Last modified: 2012-08-09. |
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Data by Community
This table shows the amount of subsidy that was distributed by community between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, and the product quantities that were subsidized during this period. Within a province or territory, communities are listed in descending order based on the amount of subsidy; the community that received the highest amount of subsidy is listed first, followed by the community that received the second highest amount of subsidy, and so on.
| Community | $ subsidy | % total $ | kg | % total kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nunavut | ||||
| Iqaluit | 5,407,746 | 10% | 3,020,714 | 11% |
| Pond Inlet | 3,229,444 | 6% | 435,777 | 2% |
| Igloolik | 2,066,759 | 4% | 471,358 | 2% |
| Arctic Bay | 1,787,541 | 3% | 227,062 | 1% |
| Rankin Inlet | 1,658,683 | 3% | 1,149,551 | 4% |
| Clyde River | 1,630,234 | 3% | 286,953 | 1% |
| Baker Lake | 1,511,453 | 3% | 675,098 | 3% |
| Pangnirtung | 1,501,598 | 3% | 432,069 | 2% |
| Cape Dorset | 1,422,088 | 3% | 363,660 | 1% |
| Gjoa Haven | 1,002,978 | 2% | 381,181 | 1% |
| Repulse Bay | 875,654 | 2% | 251,556 | 1% |
| Taloyoak | 858,208 | 2% | 286,054 | 1% |
| Kugluktuk | 852,753 | 2% | 447,711 | 2% |
| Coral Harbour | 819,540 | 2% | 242,087 | 1% |
| Resolute | 786,361 | 1% | 82,717 | 0% |
| Hall Beach | 781,638 | 1% | 177,379 | 1% |
| Arviat | 737,220 | 1% | 810,044 | 3% |
| Kugaaruk | 675,429 | 1% | 208,508 | 1% |
| Cambridge Bay | 675,336 | 1% | 619,219 | 2% |
| Qikiqtarjuaq | 585,279 | 1% | 156,298 | 1% |
| Kimmirut | 555,175 | 1% | 126,606 | 0% |
| Grise Fiord | 555,062 | 1% | 36,277 | 0% |
| Chesterfield Inlet | 304,415 | 1% | 140,518 | 1% |
| Whale Cove | 252,908 | 0% | 126,558 | 0% |
| Sanikiluaq | 213,875 | 0% | 207,684 | 1% |
| 30,747,379 | 57% | 11,362,641 | 43% | |
| Quebec | ||||
| Salluit | 2,151,298 | 4% | 483,094 | 2% |
| Kuujjuaq | 2,145,000 | 4% | 1,115,996 | 4% |
| Puvirnituq | 1,957,511 | 4% | 616,921 | 2% |
| Inukjuak | 1,224,146 | 2% | 566,977 | 2% |
| Kangiqsujuaq | 1,156,905 | 2% | 260,747 | 1% |
| Kangiqsualujjuaq | 1,002,514 | 2% | 297,092 | 1% |
| Kangirsuk | 947,852 | 2% | 215,362 | 1% |
| Kuujjuarapik | 705,171 | 1% | 790,227 | 3% |
| Akulivik | 680,830 | 1% | 178,311 | 1% |
| Quaqtaq | 616,175 | 1% | 130,333 | 0% |
| Ivujivik | 544,859 | 1% | 114,758 | 0% |
| Tasiujaq | 366,847 | 1% | 103,814 | 0% |
| Aupaluk | 264,648 | 0% | 67,522 | 0% |
| Umiujaq | 246,343 | 0% | 189,145 | 1% |
| Gethsémani (La Romaine)* | 25,818 | 0% | 11,669 | 0% |
| Saint-Augustin / Pakuashipi* | 16,364 | 0% | 7,429 | 0% |
| Chevery* | 9,674 | 0% | 4,344 | 0% |
| La Tabatière* | 7,476 | 0% | 3,282 | 0% |
| Tête-à-la-Baleine* | 5,907 | 0% | 2,710 | 0% |
| Harrington Harbour* | 4,276 | 0% | 1,880 | 0% |
| Blanc-Sablon* | 21 | 0% | 424 | 0% |
| Mutton Bay* | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon* | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| Kegaska* | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| 14,079,631 | 26% | 5,162,036 | 20% | |
| Manitoba | ||||
| St. Theresa Point | 749,744 | 1% | 799,513 | 3% |
| Island Lake (Garden Hill) | 654,335 | 1% | 695,818 | 3% |
| Oxford House | 557,749 | 1% | 691,009 | 3% |
| Waasagomach | 293,208 | 1% | 331,433 | 1% |
| Gods Lake Narrows | 267,999 | 0% | 408,050 | 2% |
| Negginan (Poplar River) | 207,508 | 0% | 246,504 | 1% |
| Little Grand Rapids | 182,440 | 0% | 231,601 | 1% |
| Lac Brochet | 175,540 | 0% | 199,467 | 1% |
| Red Sucker Lake | 170,500 | 0% | 190,802 | 1% |
| Gods River | 104,642 | 0% | 163,890 | 1% |
| Shamattawa | 15,730 | 0% | 314,605 | 1% |
| Berens River | 3,972 | 0% | 79,439 | 0% |
| Pauingassi | 3,457 | 0% | 69,149 | 0% |
| Bloodvein | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| 3,386,823 | 6% | 4,421,280 | 17% | |
| Northwest Territories | ||||
| Ulukhaktok (Holman) | 559,210 | 1% | 149,614 | 1% |
| Norman Wells | 385,764 | 1% | 235,526 | 1% |
| Fort Good Hope | 313,059 | 1% | 154,880 | 1% |
| Paulatuk | 311,524 | 1% | 94,506 | 0% |
| Tulita | 293,013 | 1% | 145,235 | 1% |
| Deline | 290,098 | 1% | 151,122 | 1% |
| Tuktoyaktuk | 266,685 | 0% | 143,585 | 1% |
| Sachs Harbour | 178,358 | 0% | 32,964 | 0% |
| Colville Lake | 133,431 | 0% | 29,842 | 0% |
| Aklavik | 106,958 | 0% | 91,642 | 0% |
| Lutsel K'e | 3,821 | 0% | 76,416 | 0% |
| Trout Lake | 79 | 0% | 30 | 0% |
| Wha Ti | 5 | 0% | 100 | 0% |
| Gameti | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| 2,842,005 | 5% | 1,305,462 | 5% | |
| Ontario | ||||
| Attawapiskat | 530,020 | 1% | 648,711 | 2% |
| Kashechewan | 376,265 | 1% | 572,381 | 2% |
| Peawanuck | 254,080 | 0% | 140,690 | 1% |
| Fort Severn | 252,894 | 0% | 136,662 | 1% |
| Fort Albany | 177,368 | 0% | 255,655 | 1% |
| Big Trout Lake | 172,339 | 0% | 199,435 | 1% |
| Bearskin Lake | 99,393 | 0% | 143,230 | 1% |
| Muskrat Dam | 43,707 | 0% | 58,767 | 0% |
| Pikangikum | 18,841 | 0% | 376,816 | 1% |
| Kasabonika | 15,291 | 0% | 305,829 | 1% |
| Wunnummin Lake | 9,412 | 0% | 188,241 | 1% |
| Weagamow Lake | 7,426 | 0% | 148,513 | 1% |
| Sachigo Lake | 6,217 | 0% | 124,339 | 0% |
| Angling Lake | 470 | 0% | 9,408 | 0% |
| Kingfisher Lake | 408 | 0% | 8,166 | 0% |
| 1,964,130 | 4% | 3,316,844 | 13% | |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | ||||
| Nain | 498,754 | 1% | 198,515 | 1% |
| Natuashish | 199,849 | 0% | 134,611 | 1% |
| Hopedale | 96,967 | 0% | 80,827 | 0% |
| Makkovik | 54,328 | 0% | 54,467 | 0% |
| Rigolet | 52,078 | 0% | 45,263 | 0% |
| Black Tickle | 42,258 | 0% | 22,650 | 0% |
| Postville | 33,823 | 0% | 27,405 | 0% |
| 978,058 | 2% | 563,737 | 2% | |
| Yukon | ||||
| Old Crow | 148,115 | 0% | 84,986 | 0% |
| Saskatchewan | ||||
| Fond-du-Lac | 9,081 | 0% | 181,624 | 1% |
| Black Lake | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| Stony Rapids | 0 | n/a | 0 | n/a |
| 9,081 | 0% | 181,624 | 1% | |
| Total | 54,155,221 | 100% | 26,398,610 | 100% |
| * Quebec North Shore communities are eligible for a subsidy from Nutrition North Canada during the months when there is no marine service to these communities (generally from January to March). n/a = not applicable Note: Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Last modified: 2012-08-09. |
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Data per Capita
This table shows the amount of subsidy that was distributed and the product quantities that were subsidized between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, on a per capita (per person) basis. The table includes all communities that were eligible for a full subsidy. Population counts from the 2011 Census were used to calculate the per capita values. Within a province or territory, communities are listed in descending order based on the per capita amount; the community with the highest per capita amount of subsidy is listed first, followed by the community with the second highest amount of subsidy, and so on.
| Community | Population | $ subsidy | $ per capita | kg | kg per capita |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nunavut | |||||
| Grise Fiord | 130 | $555,062 | $4,270 | 36,277 | 279 |
| Resolute | 214 | $786,361 | $3,675 | 82,717 | 387 |
| Arctic Bay | 823 | $1,787,541 | $2,172 | 227,062 | 276 |
| Pond Inlet | 1,549 | $3,229,444 | $2,085 | 435,777 | 281 |
| Clyde River | 934 | $1,630,234 | $1,745 | 286,953 | 307 |
| Hall Beach | 546 | $781,638 | $1,432 | 177,379 | 325 |
| Igloolik | 1,454 | $2,066,759 | $1,421 | 471,358 | 324 |
| Kimmirut | 455 | $555,175 | $1,120 | 126,606 | 278 |
| Qikiqtarjuaq | 520 | $585,279 | $1,126 | 156,298 | 301 |
| Pangnirtung | 1,425 | $1,501,598 | $1,054 | 432,069 | 303 |
| Cape Dorset | 1,363 | $1,422,088 | $1,043 | 363,660 | 267 |
| Coral Harbour | 834 | $819,540 | $983 | 242,087 | 290 |
| Chesterfield Inlet | 313 | $304,415 | $973 | 140,518 | 449 |
| Taloyoak | 899 | $858,208 | $955 | 286,054 | 318 |
| Repulse Bay | 945 | $875,654 | $927 | 251,556 | 266 |
| Kugaaruk | 771 | $675,429 | $876 | 208,508 | 270 |
| Baker Lake | 1,872 | 1,511,453 | $807 | 675,098 | 361 |
| Iqaluit | 6,699 | $5,407,746 | $807 | 3,020,714 | 451 |
| Gjoa Haven | 1,279 | $1,002,978 | $784 | 381,181 | 298 |
| Rankin Inlet | 2,266 | $1,658,683 | $732 | 1,149,551 | 507 |
| Whale Cove | 407 | $252,908 | $621 | 126,558 | 311 |
| Kugluktuk | 1,450 | $852,753 | $588 | 447,711 | 309 |
| Cambridge Bay | 1,608 | $675,336 | $420 | 619,219 | 385 |
| Arviat | 1,810 | $737,220 | $407 | 810,044 | 448 |
| Sanikiluaq | 812 | $213,875 | $263 | 207,684 | 256 |
| Quebec | |||||
| Kangirsuk | 549 | $947,852 | $1,727 | 215,362 | 392 |
| Kangiqsujuaq | 696 | $1,156,905 | $1,662 | 260,747 | 375 |
| Quaqtaq | 376 | $616,175 | $1,639 | 130,333 | 347 |
| Salluit | 1,347 | $2,151,298 | $1,597 | 483,094 | 359 |
| Ivujivik | 370 | $544,859 | $1,473 | 114,758 | 310 |
| Aupaluk | 195 | $264,648 | $1,357 | 67,522 | 346 |
| Tasiujaq | 303 | $366,847 | $1,211 | 103,814 | 343 |
| Puvirnituq | 1,692 | $1,957,511 | $1,157 | 616,921 | 365 |
| Kangiqsualujjuaq | 874 | $1,002,514 | $1,147 | 297,092 | 340 |
| Akulivik | 615 | $680,830 | $1,107 | 178,311 | 290 |
| Kuujjuaq | 2,375 | $2,145,000 | $903 | 1,115,996 | 470 |
| Inukjuak | 1,597 | $1,224,146 | $767 | 566,977 | 355 |
| Umiujaq | 444 | $246,343 | $555 | 189,145 | 426 |
| Kuujjuarapik | 1,531 | $705,171 | $461 | 790,227 | 516 |
| Tête-à-la-Baleine * | 129 | $5,907 | $46 | 2,710 | 21 |
| Chevery * | 251 | $9,674 | $39 | 4,344 | 17 |
| Saint-Augustin / Pakuashipi* | 478 | $16,364 | $34 | 7,429 | 16 |
| Gethsémani (La Romaine) * | 1,016 | $25,818 | $25 | 11,669 | 11 |
| La Tabatière * | 359 | $7,476 | $21 | 3,282 | 9 |
| Harrington Harbour * | 261 | $4,276 | $16 | 1,880 | 7 |
| Manitoba | |||||
| Oxford House | 1,864 | $557,749 | $299 | 691,009 | 371 |
| St. Theresa Point | 2,871 | $749,744 | $261 | 799,513 | 278 |
| Negginan (Poplar River) | 848 | $207,508 | $245 | 246,504 | 291 |
| Island Lake (Garden Hill) | 2,776 | $654,335 | $236 | 695,818 | 251 |
| Red Sucker Lake | 781 | $170,500 | $218 | 190,802 | 244 |
| Little Grand Rapids | 847 | $182,440 | $215 | 231,601 | 273 |
| Lac Brochet | 816 | $175,540 | $215 | 199,467 | 244 |
| Waasagomach | 1,411 | $293,208 | $208 | 331,433 | 235 |
| Gods Lake Narrows | 1,341 | $267,999 | $200 | 408,050 | 304 |
| Gods River | 596 | $104,642 | $176 | 163,890 | 275 |
| Northwest Territories | |||||
| Sachs Harbour | 112 | $178,358 | $1,592 | 32,964 | 294 |
| Ulukhaktok (Holman) | 402 | $559,210 | $1,391 | 149,614 | 372 |
| Paulatuk | 313 | $311,524 | $995 | 94,506 | 302 |
| Colville Lake | 149 | $133,431 | $896 | 29,842 | 200 |
| Deline | 472 | $290,098 | $615 | 151,122 | 320 |
| Tulita | 478 | $293,013 | $613 | 145,235 | 304 |
| Fort Good Hope | 515 | $313,059 | $608 | 154,880 | 301 |
| Norman Wells | 727 | $385,764 | $531 | 235,526 | 324 |
| Tuktoyaktuk | 854 | $266,685 | $312 | 143,585 | 168 |
| Aklavik | 633 | $106,958 | $169 | 91,642 | 145 |
| Trout Lake | 92 | $79 | $1 | 30 | 0 |
| Ontario | |||||
| Peawanuck | 237 | $254,080 | $1,072 | 140,690 | 594 |
| Fort Severn | 334 | $252,894 | $757 | 136,662 | 409 |
| Attawapiskat | 1,549 | $530,020 | $342 | 648,711 | 419 |
| Kashechewan | 1,200 | $376,265 | $314 | 572,381 | 477 |
| Bearskin Lake | 459 | $99,393 | $217 | 143,230 | 312 |
| Fort Albany | 900 | $177,368 | $197 | 255,655 | 284 |
| Big Trout Lake | 904 | $172,339 | $191 | 199,435 | 221 |
| Muskrat Dam | 260 | $43,707 | $168 | 58,767 | 226 |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | |||||
| Nain | 1,188 | $498,754 | $420 | 198,515 | 167 |
| Black Tickle | 168 | $42,258 | $252 | 22,650 | 135 |
| Natuashish | 931 | $199,849 | $215 | 134,611 | 145 |
| Hopedale | 556 | $96,967 | $174 | 80,827 | 145 |
| Rigolet | 306 | $52,078 | $170 | 45,263 | 148 |
| Postville | 206 | $33,823 | $164 | 27,405 | 133 |
| Makkovik | 361 | $54,328 | $150 | 54,467 | 151 |
| Yukon | |||||
| Old Crow | 245 | $148,115 | $605 | 84,986 | 347 |
| Total | 75,538 | $54,061,068 | $716 | 24,515,541 | 325 |
| * Quebec North Shore communities are eligible for a subsidy from Nutrition North Canada during the months when there is no marine service to these communities (generally from January to March). Note: Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Last modified: 2012-08-09. |
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Data per Retailer or Supplier
This table shows the amount of subsidy that was distributed and the product quantities that were subsidized between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, by registered retailer and supplier. Retailers and suppliers are listed in descending order based on the subsidy amount; the recipient that received the highest amount of subsidy is listed first, followed by the community that received the second highest amount of subsidy, and so on.
| Retailer / supplier | $ subsidy | % total $ | kg | % total kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NorthWest Company | 26,624,925 | 49% | 15,163,722 | 57% |
| Arctic Co-operatives Ltd. | 10,320,643 | 19% | 3,408,128 | 13% |
| Fédération des coopératives du Nouveau- Québec | 7,425,137 | 14% | 2,261,785 | 9% |
| Arctic Consultants | 2,052,502 | 4% | 749,461 | 3% |
| Ben Deshaies Inc. | 2,041,343 | 4% | 982,251 | 4% |
| Marché Daoust Inc. | 1,792,301 | 3% | 770,812 | 3% |
| Harris Meat & Groceries | 688,605 | 1% | 766,864 | 3% |
| Arctic Ventures 2000 Ltd. | 544,345 | 1% | 318,797 | 1% |
| Labrador Investments Limited | 392,263 | 1% | 199,062 | 1% |
| Hamilton Wholesalers Ltd. | 373,649 | 1% | 221,167 | 1% |
| Marché Central du Nord Inc. | 303,346 | 1% | 91,817 | 0% |
| Pratts Wholesale / Food Service | 218,055 | 0% | 240,638 | 1% |
| Multi-Foods Limited | 211,905 | 0% | 142,770 | 1% |
| Stanton Group Ltd. | 179,980 | 0% | 78,298 | 0% |
| Meechim North | 160,500 | 0% | 185,453 | 1% |
| Zudel's Grocery Ltd. | 158,468 | 0% | 155,679 | 1% |
| Rampart Rentals | 121,843 | 0% | 70,332 | 0% |
| Precambrian Wholesale (2010) Limited | 110,844 | 0% | 177,602 | 1% |
| Valu Lots | 104,241 | 0% | 147,923 | 1% |
| Arctic Buying Co. Kivalliq | 57,490 | 0% | 35,187 | 0% |
| Gabe's Meat | 50,053 | 0% | 79,076 | 0% |
| Northern Fancy Meats | 43,526 | 0% | 12,493 | 0% |
| Sysco Food Services Winnipeg | 39,591 | 0% | 20,403 | 0% |
| Distribution Côte-Nord | 38,147 | 0% | 16,694 | 0% |
| M&M Meat Shops (Store #427) | 25,195 | 0% | 10,700 | 0% |
| Distribution GFD Inc. | 24,591 | 0% | 11,648 | 0% |
| AN Food Distributors | 16,347 | 0% | 8,546 | 0% |
| Public Meat | 16,199 | 0% | 57,568 | 0% |
| True North Community Co-operative | 6,195 | 0% | 5,099 | 0% |
| Distribution M Fournier | 4,931 | 0% | 2,581 | 0% |
| Quality Market | 3,570 | 0% | 3,163 | 0% |
| DMG Plus Inc. | 2,384 | 0% | 1,340 | 0% |
| Les Entreprises Henry Jenniss Inc. | 1,867 | 0% | 814 | 0% |
| Snelgroves Wholesale Ltd. | 241 | 0% | 737 | 0% |
| Total | 54,155,221 | 100% | 26,398,610 | 100% |
| Note: Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Last modified: 2012-08-09. |
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This table shows the amount of subsidy that was distributed and the product quantities that were subsidized between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012, by the type of client that purchased the subsidized products.
| Client | $ subsidy | % total $ | kg | % total kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retailers | 49,697,245 | 92% | 23,916,979 | 91% |
| Establishments ( e.g., restaurant) | 1,751,948 | 3% | 810,748 | 3% |
| Individuals ("personal orders") | 1,467,540 | 3% | 1,156,551 | 4% |
| Social institutions ( e.g., daycare, school) | 1,238,488 | 2% | 514,332 | 2% |
| Total | 54,155,221 | 100% | 26,398,610 | 100% |
| Note: Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Last modified: 2012-08-09. |
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