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University revenues from private sources (including student fees) and government sources, as proportions of total university revenues, Canada and provinces, 2008/2009
  Student fees1 Other private revenues2 Government revenues3
percent
Newfoundland and Labrador 11.9 18.7 69.4
Quebec 12.2 22.0 65.8
Saskatchewan 14.0 17.7 68.3
Alberta 14.8 13.6 71.6
Manitoba 18.0 19.1 62.9
Prince Edward Island 19.1 20.1 60.8
Canada 22.2 17.1 60.7
British Columbia 25.3 14.7 60.0
New Brunswick 29.0 14.3 56.7
Ontario 29.9 15.8 54.3
Nova Scotia 30.9 20.2 48.9
1. Student fees, which comprise part of private revenues, are payments obtained from students directly in the form of tuition (credit and non-credit courses) and other fees.
2.Private revenues are those obtained from any source other than government: student fees; non-government grants and contracts, donations and bequests; sales; investment; and miscellaneous.
3. Government revenues refers to grants and contracts from government departments and agencies at the federal, provincial, municipal and foreign levels.
Source: Statistics Canada, Financial Information of Universities and Colleges Survey.
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