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BRITISH COLUMBIA PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 2014/15 Government Transfers – Continued Public Accounts 2014/15 Consolidated Revenue Fund Detailed Schedules of Payments For the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2015 Ministry of Finance Office of the Comptroller General Consolidated Revenue Fund Detailed Schedules of Payments Province of British Columbia For the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2015 National Library of Canada Cataloguing in Publication Data British Columbia. Office of the Comptroller General. Public accounts for the year ended... – 2000/2001– Annual. Report year ends Mar. 31. Continues: British Columbia. Ministry of Finance. Public accounts. ISSN 1187–8657. ISSN 1499–1659 = Public accounts–British Columbia. Office of the Comptroller General 1. British Columbia–Appropriations and expenditures–Periodicals. 2. Revenue–British Columbia–Periodicals. 3. Finance, Public–British Columbia–Periodicals. I. British Columbia. Ministry of Finance. 2. Title. HJ13.B74 352.4'09711'05 C2001–960204–9 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 141 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 2014/15 Government Transfers for the Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2015 (Details of payees receiving $25,000 or more) Ministry Total Ministry Total $$ $$ 0701743 B.C. LTD. 171,341 1ST CHOICE MOBILITY 39,976 Justice 101,995 PRODUCTS INC. Social Dev & Social Innovation 69,346 Justice 403 0702945 B.C. LTD 34,310 Social Dev & Social Innovation 39,573 Children & Family Development 34,310 2014 BRAIN INJURY ALLIANCE 4,000,000 0738736 B.C. LTD. 61,370 SOCIETY Children & Family Development 61,370 Health 4,000,000 0799164 B.C. LTD. 95,254 2014 SPECIAL OLYMPICS 25,000 Children & Family Development 95,254 CANADA SUMMER GAMES 0831733 B.C. LTD. 46,635 SOCIETY Children & Family Development 46,635 Community, Sport & Cultural Dev 25,000 0840298 B.C. LTD. 28,238 211 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1,277,089 Children & Family Development 28,238 SERVICES SOCIETY 0853123 B.C. LTD. 120,362 Finance 367,705 Children & Family Development 120,362 Health 337,500 0866488 B.C. LTD. 372,347 Justice 571,884 Children & Family Development 372,347 221A ARTIST RUN CENTRE 55,000 0891256 B.C. LTD. 155,883 SOCIETY Children & Family Development 155,883 Community, Sport & Cultural Dev 36,000 0896328 B.C. LTD. 100,270 Finance 19,000 Children & Family Development 100,270 249937 BRITISH COLUMBIA LTD. 53,309 0911217 B.C. LTD. 2,684,898 Children & Family Development 53,309 Social Dev & Social Innovation 2,684,898 330696 B.C. LTD. 52,198 0921157 B.C. LTD. 155,604 Children & Family Development 52,198 Social Dev & Social Innovation 155,604 364433 B.C. LTD. 54,028 0932877 B.C. LTD. 48,184 Children & Family Development 54,028 Children & Family Development 48,184 3H CRAFTWORKS SOCIETY 60,000 0975366 B.C. LTD. 43,613 Finance 60,000 Children & Family Development 43,613 411 SENIORS CENTRE SOCIETY 60,000 1 STEP AHEAD SERVICES INC. 464,181 (1977) Children & Family Development 464,181 Finance 60,000 100 MILE & DISTRICT MINOR 45,000 441170 BC LTD. 90,000 HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Advanced Education 90,000 Finance 45,000 444500 B.C. LTD. 57,603 100 MILE AND DISTRICT 32,004 Children & Family Development 57,603 COMMUNITY POLICING 458349 B.C. LTD. 59,675 CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE Children & Family Development 59,675 Justice 32,004 484017 B.C. LTD. 67,580 100 MILE FUNERAL SERVICE 32,032 Social Dev & Social Innovation 67,580 LTD. 4R'S EDUCATION CENTRE (SOC.) 46,942 Social Dev & Social Innovation 32,032 Children & Family Development 13,942 100 MILE HOUSE AND DISTRICT 26,160 Finance 33,000 SOCCER ASSOCIATION 5 CORNERS DAY CARE INC. 43,375 Finance 26,160 Children & Family Development 43,375 100 MILE HOUSE AND DISTRICT 74,574 547727 B.C. LTD. 67,632 WOMEN'S CENTRE SOCIETY Social Dev & Social Innovation 67,632 Finance 17,000 650600 B.C. LTD. 88,634 Justice 57,574 Social Dev & Social Innovation 88,634 100 MILE HOUSE FOOD BANK 85,000 650603 BC LTD. 64,926 SOCIETY Social Dev & Social Innovation 64,926 Finance 85,000 652452 B.C. LTD. 34,628 100 MILE HOUSE WRANGLERS 30,000 Children & Family Development 34,628 JUNIOR B HOCKEY CLUB 662470 B.C. LTD. 125,832 Finance 30,000 Children & Family Development 125,832 124876 CANADA INC. 1,377,583 663312 B. C. LTD. 39,398 Jobs, Tourism & Skills Training 1,240 Children & Family Development 39,398 Social Dev & Social Innovation 1,376,343 674087 B.C. LTD. 73,351 1253673 ALBERTA LTD 68,002 Children & Family Development 73,351 Children & Family Development 68,002 A BASIC CREMATION 111,980 Social Dev & Social Innovation 111,980 142 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 2014/15 Government Transfers – Continued Ministry Total Ministry Total $$ $$ A BETTER PLACE 220,688 ABBOTSFORD HOSPICE SOCIETY 2,640,000 Social Dev & Social Innovation 220,688 Finance 140,000 A COMMUNITY VISION FOR 3,473,719 Health 2,500,000 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES LTD. ABBOTSFORD INTERNATIONAL 50,000 Children & Family Development 3,473,719 AIRSHOW SOCIETY A IS FOR APPLE DAYCARE 40,810 Finance 50,000 CENTRE INC. ABBOTSFORD JUDO CLUB 36,480 Children & Family Development 40,810 Finance 36,480 A LOVING SPOONFUL MEALS 95,000 ABBOTSFORD MATSQUI MINOR 100,000 SOCIETY HOCKEY Finance 95,000 Finance 100,000 A PLACE FOR US SOCIETY 47,500 ABBOTSFORD PEER SUPPORT 31,000 Finance 47,500 FOR SENIORS A STAR SOCIETY FOR 30,000 Finance 31,000 PERFORMING & FINE ARTS ABBOTSFORD PHYSIOTHERAPY 26,560 Finance 30,000 Children & Family Development 26,560 A.S.T.C. SCIENCE WORLD 62,500 ABBOTSFORD RESTORATIVE 80,100 SOCIETY JUSTICE AND ADVOCACY Finance 62,500 ASSOCIATION A.W.A.R.E. – ASSISTING WITH 443,117 Finance 70,000 AWARENESS REGARDING Justice 10,100 EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY ABBOTSFORD SKATING CLUB 45,000 Jobs, Tourism & Skills Training 393,275 Finance 45,000 Social Dev & Social Innovation 49,842 ABBOTSFORD SOCCER 100,000 A–1 WHEELCHAIRS UNLIMITED 718,117 ASSOCIATION SUPPLY INC. Finance 100,000 Justice 44,265 ABBOTSFORD TWISTERS 60,000 Social Dev & Social Innovation 673,852 GYMNASTICS CLUB A2Z ENTERPRISE INC. 180,527 Finance 60,000 Children & Family Development 180,527 ABBOTSFORD YOUTH 86,300 AAA HEARING AID INC. 52,590 COMMISSION Social Dev & Social Innovation 52,590 Finance 86,300 ABA ACADEMY INC. 95,686 ABBOTT, ROBERT & ABBOTT, 68,453 Children & Family Development 95,686 LAURI LULU ABA LEARNING CENTRE LTD. 1,035,478 Children & Family Development 68,453 Children & Family Development 1,035,478 ABC – AUTISM BEHAVIOUR 46,264 ABBOTSFORD AGRIFAIR 80,000 CONSULTING INCORPORATED Finance 80,000 Children & Family Development 46,264 ABBOTSFORD ALANO CLUB 81,000 ABC KIDS OCCUPATIONAL 92,495 SOCIETY THERAPY Finance 81,000 Children & Family Development 92,495 ABBOTSFORD ARTS COUNCIL 46,544 ABERDEEN HALL PREPARATORY 678,955 Community, Sport & Cultural Dev 15,544 SCHOOL SOCIETY Finance 31,000 Children & Family Development 15,739 ABBOTSFORD BMX SOCIETY 28,500 Education 663,216 Finance 28,500 ABERDEEN HALL SENIOR 790,049 ABBOTSFORD CHRISTIAN 4,330,342 SCHOOL SOCIETY SCHOOL SOCIETY Education 790,049 Children & Family Development 8,978 ABILITIES NEUROLOGICAL 519,460 Education 4,321,364 REHABILITATION ABBOTSFORD COMMUNITY 9,959,789 Children & Family Development 519,460 SERVICES ABILITIES NEUROLOGICAL 114,337 Children & Family Development 3,629,739 REHABILITATION – SURREY Finance 203,000 Children & Family Development 111,279 International Trade 37,050 Justice 2,920 Jobs, Tourism & Skills Training 506,537 Social Dev & Social Innovation 138 Justice 492,897 ABILITIES NEUROLOGICAL 54,180 Social Dev & Social Innovation 5,090,566 REHABILITATION–CHILLIWACK ABBOTSFORD CURLING CLUB 29,560 Children & Family Development 54,180 Finance 29,560 PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 143 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 2014/15 Government Transfers – Continued Ministry Total Ministry Total $$ $$ ABILITY HEALTHCARE GROUP 725,177 ACCOUNTABILITY FIRST 47,502 INC. AFTERCARE INC. Children & Family Development 195,379 Social Dev & Social Innovation 47,502 Justice 9,938 ACE PERSONNEL DOMESTIC 49,457 Social Dev & Social Innovation 519,860 SERVICES INC. ABLE CHILD ACADEMY EARLY 35,329 Children & Family Development 49,457 LEARNING SOCIETY ACHIEVE SUPPORT AND 670,077 Children & Family Development 35,329 DEVELOPMENT INC ABLE DEVELOPMENTAL CLINIC 409,391 Children & Family Development 670,077 INC. ACHIEVEABILITY THERAPY 59,940 Children & Family Development 408,131 SERVICES LTD. Justice 1,260 Children & Family Development 59,940 ABORIGINAL BUSINESS SERVICE 199,708 ACHILLES INTERNATIONAL 60,000 NETWORK SOCIETY TRACK & FIELD SOCIETY Jobs, Tourism & Skills Training 199,708 Finance 60,000 ABORIGINAL CHILDREN AND 173,528 ACKER, LORNA ELIZABETH & 35,560 FAMILIES CHIEFS' COALITION JEFFERY, JOY Children & Family Development 173,528 Children & Family Development 35,560 ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY 4,692,150 ACKER, STEPHANIE 32,080 CAREER EMPLOYMENT Children & Family Development 32,080 SERVICES SOCIETY ACKROYD CHILDREN'S 33,197 Aboriginal Rel & Reconciliation 15,000 CENTRES LTD. Advanced Education 93,000 Children & Family Development 33,197 Jobs, Tourism & Skills Training 4,584,150 ACORN DAY CARE SOCIETY 46,056 ABORIGINAL MOTHER CENTRE 77,724 Children & Family Development 36,856 SOCIETY Finance 9,200 Children & Family Development 18,974 ACORN TO OAKS ACADEMY 30,939 Finance 38,750 LTD. Justice 20,000 Children & Family Development 30,939 ABORIGINAL SPORT, 500,000 ACOSTA, VIRGILIA & ACOSTA, 81,076 RECREATION & PHYSICAL ELIMAR ACTIVITY PARTNERS COUNCIL Children & Family Development 81,076 Finance 500,000 ACT II CHILD AND FAMILY 1,055,472 ACADEMY OF AUTISM AND 65,930 SERVICES SOCIETY SPEECH THERAPY Children & Family Development 1,055,472 Children & Family Development 65,930 ACT/UCT KELOWNA WEST 25,000 ACADEMYONE LEARNING LTD. 42,580 COUNCIL 1003 Children & Family Development 42,580 Finance 25,000 ACCESS CARE PHYSIOTHERAPY 26,240 ACTELION PHARMACEUTICALS 468,936 Children & Family Development 26,240 CANADA INC. ACCESS COMMUNITY 59,804 Health 468,936 THERAPISTS LTD. ACTION COMMITTEE OF 135,000 Children & Family Development 36,531 PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Justice 23,273 SOCIETY ACCESS COPYRIGHT 50,525 Finance 135,000 Education 50,525 ACTIVE SUPPORT AGAINST 33,800 ACCESS HUMAN RESOURCES 494,607 POVERTY SOCIETY INC.
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