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List of governments in Canada by annual expenditures

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In Canada, governments at thefederal,provincial,territorial andmunicipal levels have the power to spend public funds. This is alist of governments by annual expenditures, inCanadian dollars.

Rank	Name	Level of government	Total expenditure	Per-capita expenditure	Fiscal year	Source
1	Canada	Federal	338,500,000,000		2018-19	^[1]
2	Ontario	Provincial	158,464,500,000		2018-19	^[2]
3	Quebec	Provincial	108,693,000,000		2018-19	^[3]
4	Alberta	Provincial	56,181,000,000		2018-19	^[4]
5	British Columbia	Provincial	53,600,000,000		2018-19	^[5]
6	Manitoba	Provincial	17,423,000,000		2018-19	^[6]
7	Toronto	Municipal	16,997,199,000		2018-19	^[7]
8	Saskatchewan	Provincial	14,608,800,000		2018-19	^[8]
9	Nova Scotia	Provincial	10,862,621,000		2018-19	^[9]
10	New Brunswick	Provincial	9,616,000,000		2018-19	^[10]
11	Newfoundland and Labrador	Provincial	8,287,156,100		2018-19	^[11]
12	Montreal	Municipal	7,804,100,000		2018-19	^[12]
23	Calgary	Municipal	5,635,000,000		2019-22	^[13]
22	Edmonton	Municipal	4,559,080,000		2019-22	^[14]
13	Ottawa	Municipal	4,149,400,000		2018-19	^[15]
14	Prince Edward Island	Provincial	1,983,933,000		2018-19	^[16]
15	Nunavut	Territorial	1,863,761,000		2018-19	^[17]
16	Northwest Territories	Territorial	1,725,931,000		2018-19	^[18]
20	Vancouver	Municipal	1,595,600,000	1,610	2018	^[19]
17	Winnipeg	Municipal	1,204,369,000		2010	^[20]
18	Yukon	Territorial	1,340,800,000		2018-19	^[21]
19	London	Municipal	994,800,000	2,700	2013	^[22]
21	Mississauga	Municipal	865,800,000	1,200	2010	^[23]

This list isincomplete; you can help byadding missing items.(February 2011)

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^Canadian Ministry of Finance."2018 Canadian Budget: Equality+Growth A Strong Middle Class"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Ontario Ministry of Finance."2018 Ontario Budget: A Plan for Care and Opportunity"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Gouvernement du Québec."2018-2019 Budget - The Québec Economic Plan"(PDF). p. 427. Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Government of Alberta."Budget 2018: A Recovery Built to Last"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Finance Communications."Budget 2018 Backgrounder: Working For You"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^"Summary Budget and Fiscal Responsibility Strategy 2018"(PDF). p. 26. Retrieved2019-01-28.
^City of Toronto (24 January 2019)."City of Toronto: Budget 2018". Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Government of Saskatchewan."Budget 2018-19 Green Sheet"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Nova Scotia Finance."Budget 2018-2019 Stronger Services and Supports"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^"2018-19 Budget Fact Sheet"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Department of Finance."ESTIMATES OF THE PROGRAM EXPENDITURE AND REVENUE OF THE CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND 2018-19"(PDF). p. vi. Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Ville de Montréal."2019 Operating budget and 2019-2021 Tree-year capital works program Highlights"(PDF).
^City of Calgary."Budget Summary"(pdf). p. D-6.
^City of Edmonton."Overall Numbers for the Approved 2019–2022 Operating Budget"(PDF). p. D-22.
^City of Ottawa."Budget 2018". Retrieved2019-01-28.
^"ESTIMATES 2018-19"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Department of Finance."Main Estimates 2018-2019"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^Government of the Northwest Territories (2018-02-26)."Main Estimates 2018-2019"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^City of Vancouver (2018)."City of Vancouver British Columbia Annual Financial Report 2018"(PDF). Retrieved2019-08-05.
^City of Winnipeg."2010 Annual Report"(PDF). Retrieved2014-12-23.
^Yukon Department of Finance."Budget 2018–19 Supplementary estimates"(PDF). Retrieved2019-01-28.
^City of London (2013-02-28)."2013 Council Approved Budget Summary"(PDF). Retrieved2015-03-07.
^City of Mississauga."Financial Overview"(PDF). p. D-13. Retrieved2010-06-30.

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