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SELECTED RECIPIENTS of GRANTS and LOANS Condensed DATE LOCATION RECIPIENT VALUE 31-May-2011 ST.JOHN'S PARALLEL SERVICES INC. $ 39,600.00 31-May-2011 GRAND FALL (GRAND-SALUT) VICTORIA/MADAWASKA-SOUTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE INC. $ 35,000.00 30-May-2011 SAINT JOHN NEW BRUNSWICK GATEWAY COUNCIL $ 7,000.00 30-May-2011 CARAQUET THE TANK SHOP INC. $ 28,125.00 29-May-2011 WOODSTOCK CARLETON COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY INC $ 13,500.00 29-May-2011 EDMUNDSTON SALON DE LA FORET $ 5,000.00 29-May-2011 SYDNEY TRANS-ATLANTIC PREFORMS LIMITED $ 98,024.00 28-May-2011 BONAVISTA BONAVISTA HISTORIC TOWNSCAPE FOUNDATION INC $ 9,015.00 27-May-2011 MOUNT PEARL BREN-KIR INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES LIMITED $ 50,000.00 27-May-2011 SYDNEY CAPE BRETON BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP INC $ 31,350.00 27-May-2011 CENTRAL BEDEQUE CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION $ 50,000.00 23-May-2011 ANTIGONISH ANTIGONISH REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY $ 21,000.00 23-May-2011 SYDNEY CAPE BRETON BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP INC $ 92,000.00 23-May-2011 COLCHESTER FOLLY MOUNTAIN HARDWOOD LIMITED $ 53,400.00 23-May-2011 CAPE BRETON POIRIER`S NURSEY LIMITED $ 14,000.00 23-May-2011 HALIFAX VIA PEAK INC. $ 97,125.00 22-May-2011 NORTH SYDNEY C.B. FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE $ 66,000.00 22-May-2011 HALIFAX FILM NOVA SCOTIA $ 30,000.00 22-May-2011 HALIFAX MINDFUL SCIENTIFIC INC $ 18,750.00 21-May-2011 CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH 10643 NEWFOUNDLAND INC $ 42,726.00 21-May-2011 BATHURST JUNCTION LUMBER PRODUCTS INC $ 71,300.00 20-May-2011 HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY LEWIS CONCRETE FORMING LTD $ 7,034.00 20-May-2011 SPRINGDALE MR.GEORGE YATES $ 7,500.00 20-May-2011 ATLANTIC REGION OFFSHORE/ONSHORE TECHNOLOGIES ASSOCIATION OF NOVIA SCOTIA $ 96,093.00 20-May-2011 ANIGONISH ST. FX ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE $ 20,000.00 17-May-2011 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR ALLIANCE OF MANFACTURERS & EXPORTERS CANADA $ 21,340.00 17-May-2011 EDMUNDSTON CBDC MADAWASKA INC $ 55,000.00 16-May-2011 ARGYLE EEL LAKE OYSTER FARM LTD $ 57,500.00 16-May-2011 ST.JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND CHOCOLATE COMPANY INC $ 49,875.00 16-May-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN PEI HARNESS RACING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIOM $ 25,987.00 16-May-2011 PLASTER ROCK WORLD POND HOCKEY CHAMPOINSHIPS INC. $ 7,000.00 15-May-2011 TRENTON NOVA FORGE CORP. AND NOVA FORGE EQUIPMENT CORP. $ 48,750.00 15-May-2011 HALIFAX THORASYS THORACIC MEDICAL SYSTEMS INC. $ 20,250.00 14-May-2011 ST.JOHN'S BLUE OCEANS SATELLITE SYSTEMS INC $ 49,500.00 14-May-2011 FREDERICTON NEW BRUNSWICK AEROSPACE AND DEFENCE ASSOCIATION INC $ 40,000.00 14-May-2011 SAINT-ANTOINE TITAN METALS GROUP LTD. $ 33,750.00 10-May-2011 SYDNEY CELTIC COLOURS FESTIVAL SOCIETY $ 53,400.00 10-May-2011 SUMMERFORD COTTIE'S ISLAND LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED $ 50,000.00 9-May-2011 ST.JOHN'S MAHER GROUP OF COMPANIES INC $ 50,000.00 8-May-2011 HALIFAX CANADIAN NAVAL MEMORIAL TRUST $ 60,000.00 8-May-2011 SYDNEY CAPE BRETON CENTRE FOR CRAFT & DESIGN-CAPE BRETON SCHOOL OF CRAFTS $ 30,700.00 8-May-2011 GLACE BAY CENTRE FOR ADULTS IN PROGRESSIVE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY $ 45,000.00 7-May-2011 SAINT JOHN ENCORE INTERACTIVE INC $ 50,000.00 7-May-2011 PARADISE GEOTECH SERVICES INC $ 6,000.00 7-May-2011 MOUNT PEARL PROFESSIONAL DRIVING CONTACTORS LIMITED $ 50,000.00 6-May-2011 MOUNT PEARL CHROME IT ACCESSORIES INC $ 7,500.00 6-May-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN DISCOVERYGARDEN INC $ 32,600.00 6-May-2011 HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA BUSINESS INC. $ 12,000.00 6-May-2011 ALBERTON RAVENWOOD STAIRWAYS INC. $ 58,500.00 6-May-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN THINKING BIG INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INC. $ 30,000.00 3-May-2011 ST.LAWRENCE CANADA FLUORSPAR (NL) INC $ 50,000.00 3-May-2011 ROCKY HARBOUR GROS MORNE COOPERATING ASSOCIATION INC $ 40,000.00 3-May-2011 SYDNEY MARCATO DIGITAL SOLUTIONS $ 45,000.00 3-May-2011 ATLANTIC REGION PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BIOALLIANCE INC. $ 96,800.00 1-May-2011 LOT 21 PRINCE EDWARDS AQUA FAMRS INC. $ 89,740.00 30-Apr-2011 WOLFVILLE ACADIA UNIVERSITY $ 45,000.00 29-Apr-2011 ST.JOHN'S ALLIANCE OF MANFACTURERS & EXPORTERS CANADA $ 17,875.00 29-Apr-2011 SYDNEY BILLDIDIT INC (3226421 N.S. INC) $ 41,250.00 29-Apr-2011 SYDNEY CAPE BRETON FARMER'S MARKET $ 22,500.00 29-Apr-2011 ATLANTIC REGION EDUNOVA CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED $ 60,900.00 26-Apr-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY INC $ 78,670.00 26-Apr-2011 FREDERICTON BUSINESS FREDERICTON NORTH INC $ 75,000.00 26-Apr-2011 DIVISION NO.4 SUBD A NORTHSIDE OUTFITTING & ADVENTURES LTD. $ 7,500.00 26-Apr-2011 ST.JOHN'S PENNEY POLYCOATINGS INC. $ 31,575.00 26-Apr-2011 CAPE BRETON PHOENIX MTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION $ 45,000.00 24-Apr-2011 BEAUBASSIN EAST AIR TECH EQUIPMENT LTD $ 12,337.00 23-Apr-2011 CAPE BRETON CAPE BRETON BIKE FEST SOCIETY $ 100,000.00 19-Apr-2011 HALIFAX ATLANTIC FILM FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION $ 59,250.00 19-Apr-2011 ATLANTIC REGION BUSINESS NEW BRUNSWICK $ 37,235.00 19-Apr-2011 MILLBROOK GLOOSCAP HERITAGE SOCIETY $ 86,000.00 19-Apr-2011 KINGS SUBD. A SPURR BROTHERS FARMS LIMITED $ 85,000.00 16-Apr-2011 MOUNT PEARL UNCLE PHIL`S THINK TANK INC. $ 7,500.00 15-Apr-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN ATLANTECH ENGINEERING & ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED $ 50,000.00 15-Apr-2011 MONCTON HERITAGE TEXTILES LTD $ 48,750.00 15-Apr-2011 HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA BUSINESS INC. $ 98,000.00 15-Apr-2011 CLARENVILLE SUBC CONTROL LIMITED $ 7,125.00 12-Apr-2011 LOT 5 PEI JUICE WORKS LTD. $ 50,000.00 11-Apr-2011 RIVERVIEW ALLIANCE OF MANFACTURERS & EXPORTERS CANADA $ 12,465.00 11-Apr-2011 HALIFAX BEBBINGTON INDUSTRIES INC $ 38,250.00 10-Apr-2011 MOUNT PEARL GENOA DESIGN INTERNATIONAL LTD $ 26,250.00 10-Apr-2011 SYDNEY MICHIQUE FINE APPAREL $ 98,000.00 10-Apr-2011 LOT 5 PAUL BOB`S QUALITY MEATS INC. $ 59,403.00 10-Apr-2011 PORT BLANFORD SPORTS VILLAS RESORT INC. $ 48,750.00 8-Apr-2011 WOODSTOCK CARLETON COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY INC $ 43,294.00 8-Apr-2011 ST.JOHN'S NORTHERN RADAR INC $ 99,750.00 4-Apr-2011 SUSSEX ALANTRA LEASING INC $ 31,008.00 29-Mar-2011 CAPE BRETON SUBD. A S & M TRUCKING LIMITED $ 42,029.00 28-Mar-2011 ST.JOHN'S OCEANS ADVANCE INC. $ 24,610.00 27-Mar-2011 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR ADVANCING CANADIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP INC $ 76,791.00 25-Mar-2011 ST.JOHN'S 6574262 CANADA INC $ 47,500.00 25-Mar-2011 MONTAGUE ACTIVE COMMUNITIES INC $ 53,125.00 23-Mar-2011 SWAN RIVER VALLEY LIONS RECYCLING INC. $ 81,500.00 22-Mar-2011 SUMMERSIDE 5050 CENTRAL LTD $ 89,696.00 22-Mar-2011 ATLANTIC REGION DEPARTMENT OF INNOVATION TRADE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT $ 86,385.00 21-Mar-2011 MOUNT PEARL CLASSIC WOODWORK LIMITED $ 50,000.00 20-Mar-2011 HALIFAX RIVALUS $ 18,750.00 20-Mar-2011 ALMA VISION ALMA INC. $ 30,000.00 18-Mar-2011 ST.JOHN'S 2011 TELUS CUP HOST COMMITTEE INC $ 40,000.00 18-Mar-2011 SAINT JOHN BASE ENGINEERING INC $ 45,677.00 18-Mar-2011 CHESTER CLEANCOUNT INC $ 18,750.00 18-Mar-2011 WINNIPEG 5861471 MANITOBA INC. O/A HD-PETROLEUM $ 331,500.00 15-Mar-2011 CLARENVILLE 61353 NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR LTD $ 5,250.00 15-Mar-2011 ST.JOHN'S ALLIANCE OF MANFACTURERS & EXPORTERS CANADA $ 60,000.00 14-Mar-2011 WINNIPEG NEW MEDIA MANITOBA INC. $ 433,000.00 13-Mar-2011 MONCTON ENTERPRISE GREATER MONCTON INC $ 12,000.00 13-Mar-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BIOALLIANCE INC. $ 52,000.00 13-Mar-2011 TABUSINTAC 9 RICK MATHESON $ 47,121.00 11-Mar-2011 WOLFVILLE ACADIA CENTRE FOR SOCIAL AND BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP- ACSBE $ 30,750.00 8-Mar-2011 MONCTON CANADIAN GAMING SERVICE LTD $ 50,000.00 8-Mar-2011 WHITBOURNE MARKLAND COTTAGE WINERY LIMITED $ 48,750.00 7-Mar-2011 CORNER BROOK A.H.M. FABRICATORS LIMITED $ 50,000.00 7-Mar-2011 DRUMMOND COMMUNAUTE RURALE DE SAINT-ANDRE $ 23,825.00 5-Mar-2011 WOODY ISLAND CASTLE MANAGEMENT LIMITED $ 37,500.00 28-Feb-2011 FREDERICTON COLONIAL MANUFACTURING LTD $ 90,000.00 27-Feb-2011 MOUNT PEARL BRITISH CONFECTIONERY COMPANY LIMITED $ 46,250.00 27-Feb-2011 BURIN SOUTH COAST TRAINING & CONSULTING SERVICES LTD. $ 7,500.00 22-Feb-2011 RICHMOND SUBD. C SAMSON ENTREPRISES LIMITED $ 50,000.00 21-Feb-2011 ATLANTIC REGION BUSINESS NEW BRUNSWICK $ 75,000.00 21-Feb-2011 TRURO COLCHESTER REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY $ 21,000.00 21-Feb-2011 TRACADIE CUBE AUROMATION INC $ 45,000.00 20-Feb-2011 SAINT-JOSEPH G & B FABRICATION INC $ 48,946.00 20-Feb-2011 ST.JOHN'S GIRAFFE NORTH LIMITED $ 42,500.00 20-Feb-2011 ST.JOHN'S ONPLUG INNOVIATIONS INC. $ 50,944.00 20-Feb-2011 CHARLOTTETOWN OOKA ISLAND INC. $ 35,000.00 19-Feb-2011 MONTAGUE ACTIVE COMMUNITIES INC $ 44,000.00 19-Feb-2011 NEW ROSS MUWIN ESTATE WINES LTD $ 95,000.00 19-Feb-2011 NORTH SYDNEY TERRAMAC CONTRACTING $ 50,000.00 18-Feb-2011 VICTORIA FINEWOOD FLOORING AND LUMBER LIMITED $ 82,000.00 16-Feb-2011 VANCOUVER HIGHLAND PELLET MANUFACTURING LTD. $ 300,000.00 15-Feb-2011 DIGBY ANNAPOLIS DIGBY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY $ 35,000.00 15-Feb-2011 FREDERICTON BUCHANAN ENVIRONMENTAL LTD $ 64,375.00 15-Feb-2011 ATLANTIC REGION CARLISLE INSTITUTE INC $ 46,877.00 15-Feb-2011 HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY CENTRAL LABRADOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD INC $ 50,000.00 15-Feb-2011 GANDER STRONG ENGINEERING LTD. $ 6,000.00 14-Feb-2011 MONCTON AL-PACK ENTERPRISES LTD $ 50,000.00 14-Feb-2011 ST.JOHN'S ASSOCIATION OF HERITAGE INDUSTRIES INC $ 40,000.00 14-Feb-2011 STRATFORD CAMP GENCHEFF INC $ 21,101.73 14-Feb-2011 PICTOU DECOSTE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE SOCIETY $ 28,500.00 13-Feb-2011 KINGS SUBD.
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