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Jewish Heritage Foundation of Canada 2023 CRA filing

Jewish Heritage Foundation of Canada (JHFC) is a registered charity in Canada governed by provisions of the Income Tax Act, R.S.C., 1985, c. 1 (5th Supp.), and subject to oversight by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). JEWISH HERITAGE FOUNDATION OF CANADA Business...


Ne’eman Foundation Canada, 2022 CRA filing

Ne'eman Foundation Canada Registered Charity Since 2011 Registration no.: Business Number: 810956565 RR 0001 2022 Donations included: Scroll down to learn more about which appear to be related to the Israeli settlement movement and the IDF. The following are the donations reported as part...


WSP Global: updated submission to the UN database

WSP’s involvement in the decade-long Jerusalem Light Rail project along with its ongoing involvement should finally result in its addition to the UN database. On 15 September 2022, an initial submission was made to the Office of the High Commissioner for...


Details about Mizrachi Canada’s Funding of Israeli war crimes

Based on the list filed in 2022, an assessment was possible with full data to determine over $644.3 thousands of tax-subsidized funds went to 28 Israeli settlements, with additional funds going to entities that support the Israeli military, that block...


$237.5 Million reported tax-payers subsidized fund to entities in Israel

According to an ATIP received by Just Peace Advocates from CRA in May 2023 In 2022, over 650 entities in Israel received more than $237.5 million from 190 Canadian charities. This is based on reported amounts to CRA on Schedule 2


Alberta Investment Management Corp. (AIMC): Investments in companies complicit with international law violations

The total for AIMC investments in the companies listed in the UN database and these other verified sources is $491 Million based on AIMC’s last filed Form 13F.


University Pension (Ontario): Investments in companies complicit with international law violations

The total for UNIVERSITY PENSION (ONTARIO) investments in the companies listed in the UN database and these other verified sources is at least $115 Million but as high as perhaps $250 Million based on UNIVERSITY PENSION (ONTARIO)’s most recent information.


BCI: Investments in companies complicit with international law violations

The total for BCI investments in the 18 companies listed in the UN database and these other verified sources is $532.8 Million based on BCI’s last filed Form 13F.


OTPP Investments in companies that are complicit with international law violations

Total for the investments listed on the UN database as well as these others verified by AFSC Investigate and other sources is $642.7 M Million. We note this is less than .5% of the OTPP portfolio so would expect that...


IMCO: Investments in companies deemed to be violating international law

Total for these investments listed by the UN and also by AFSC Investigate is $95 Million. This would seem to be about one percent of the IMCO portfolio, so would seem reasonable to divest from quickly.