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Every jurisdiction, one benchmark

A standard $5M production with $2M in local labour and $1.5M in other local spend, modelled in each province and territory. Adjust the stream to see how Canadian-content and service work diverge.

JurisdictionHeadlineProvincialFederalTotal% of budget
Ontario35% labour (CanCon) / 21.5% all-spend (service)$1,112,500$320,000$1,432,50028.6%
ManitobaUp to 65% labour or 38% all-spend$1,050,000$320,000$1,370,00027.4%
NunavutSpend incentive on Nunavut expenditures$945,000$320,000$1,265,00025.3%
Nova Scotia26% of eligible Nova Scotia costs, up to 32% with bonuses$910,000$320,000$1,230,00024.6%
QuébecUp to 40% labour (Québec films) / 25% all-spend (service)$875,000$320,000$1,195,00023.9%
Prince Edward IslandRebate on PEI labour and spend$875,000$320,000$1,195,00023.9%
Northwest TerritoriesRebate on NWT spend and labour$875,000$320,000$1,195,00023.9%
Newfoundland & Labrador40% of eligible local labour$800,000$320,000$1,120,00022.4%
Alberta22% or 30% of Alberta production costs$770,000$320,000$1,090,00021.8%
British ColumbiaUp to 36% + regional and distant uplifts$720,000$320,000$1,040,00020.8%
YukonRebates on Yukon labour, travel and training$700,000$320,000$1,020,00020.4%
New BrunswickLabour rebate through the Multimedia Initiative$500,000$320,000$820,00016.4%
SaskatchewanGrant-based — up to 30% of Saskatchewan spend$0$320,000$320,0006.4%

Grant-driven jurisdictions (Saskatchewan, the territories) show federal-only totals because their support is discretionary rather than formula-based. Open a jurisdiction for the full picture.