Municipal riding boundaries were harmonized within the City of Toronto to match the provincial boundaries in 1999 through provincial legislation called The Fewer Municipal Politicians Act of 1999.
Finance Minister Paul Martin insisted that federal cuts should be matched by provincial cuts, a position opposed by several provinces.
TBCC is a consortium composed of the University of Toronto, five of its affiliated research hospitals, and private-sector research companies that have been working with the City of Toronto and the private sector to match the provincial funding required to develop and finance the incubator project.
This population of babies was then matched with provincial mortality records to identify and exclude any babies that had died after discharge from the NICU.
Our list of babies was matched with provincial mortality records to exclude any babies that had died after discharge from the NICU and thereby prevent questionnaires being sent to bereaved parents.
My organization, The Nature Conservancy, was honored to help bring this agreement to fruition, leading a campaign to $60 million (CDN) in private funding, matched by Canadian provincial and federal governments.
It would mean warm-up or midweek matches at provincial venues, and three Tests.
Campbell, 47, a keen Burnley fan and London Marathon runner who became so powerful under Tony Blair that he was dubbed 'the real Deputy Prime Minister', is not expected to stay for all five weeks of the tour, which includes three Tests and eight matches against provincial teams.
Genome Canada's projects, says Gray, require matching funding from private-sector firms, universities, or provincial governments.
But in the 1960s the federal government headed by Lester Pearson persuaded provincial ones to introduce health-care and social-assistance programmes, by offering to match spending for these provincial services.
