Government sponsor connecting contribution funding to named organisations and development objectives

Public Safety Canada

Public Safety Canada is the Canadian government department disclosing contributions for Tech Against Terrorism's platform development and the Christchurch Call Foundation's work. Its records identify recipient organisations, agreement values and intended workstreams, placing public resources behind privately operated safety infrastructure.

Award values and the limits of general terms

Agreement 21415's amended TCAP total is CAD1,256,688.09; Phase 2 agreement 22841 specifies CAD1,945,904 for 1 April 2023–31 March 2026. A separate Foundation agreement 26007 displays CAD1,369,064 for 23 October 2025–31 March 2028. These are contribution values, not observed cash receipts. Current Community Resilience Fund terms describe approved budgets, reporting and payment controls and preserve recipient independence, but their May 2026 wording is not proven incorporated into the earlier agreements. No acquired budget annex allocates a specific supplier invoice or product feature to those awards.

What the records show

Public Safety CanadaCanada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415

disclosed an increased total for the same contribution

2021-11-22 – 2021-11-22

Amended total CAD 1,256,688.09 replaces the earlier total; derived increase CAD 101,065.65 is not another award. Displayed start is 25 February 2020, one day earlier than original; end 31 March 2022. No signed amendment or payment acquired. Financial details: value: 1,256,688.09; currency: CAD; kind: revised total not additive to original not payment; period: agreement 21415 after 22 November 2021 amendment

Public Safety CanadaCanada TCAP Phase 2 — agreement 22841

disclosed and announced the Phase 2 contribution

Official announcement anchor; exact signature date not stated.

Government disclosure and 3 May announcement corroborate CAD 1,945,904 for OHF. Two records concern one award. Term 1 April 2023–31 March 2026 is not evidence of completed delivery or cash paid. Financial details: value: 1,945,904; currency: CAD; kind: contribution agreement value not disbursement; period: stated period 1 April 2023–31 March 2026

Public Safety CanadaCanada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415

disclosed the original contribution total

Original public record states CAD 1,155,622.44 for agreement 21415. Its period is 26 February 2020–30 September 2021. This is an agreement-value disclosure, not a payment. Financial details: value: 1,155,622.44; currency: CAD; kind: original contribution total superseded not payment; period: displayed period 26 February 2020–30 September 2021

Community Resilience Fund — current termsPublic Safety Canada

limits the department’s stated IP and onward-funding rights

2026-05-25 – 2026-05-25

Recipient copyright remains; a permanent nonexclusive royalty-free departmental licence may be given, not automatic ownership. Redistribution needs prior approval while recipients independently choose beneficiaries and are not government agents. No specific licence/redistribution exercise proved.

Public Safety CanadaCanada–CCF contribution 26007

disclosed a contribution agreement value and expected results

2025-10-23 – 2028-03-31

Record 26007 displays CAD 1,369,064, term 23 October 2025–31 March 2028. Disclosure establishes awarded/agreement value, not disbursement or acceptance of all work. Financial details: value: 1,369,064; currency: CAD; kind: disclosed contribution value; period: 23 October 2025–31 March 2028

Public Safety CanadaCommunity Resilience Fund — current terms

publishes current budget, report and payment conditions

2026-05-25 – 2026-05-25

Sections 8,12–13,15.2 and 15.4 require approved budgets, selection and reporting/payment controls. Section 9 cautions that advisory-board participation is not control. These May 2026 terms are not proven incorporated in 21415 or 22841.

Public Safety CanadaCanada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415

reported signing an initial TCAP funding agreement in 2019–20

Reporting period 2019–20; original publication date unestablished, current page modified 9 April 2025.

Departmental report includes a rounded CAD 1 million TAT agreement among signed agreements. Exact signature date and bank receipt absent. Rounded announcement/report figures are not additional allocations on top of disclosure totals.

Public Safety CanadaUS funding for TAT — process reported in October 2023

reported a US funding process linked to Christchurch commitments

2023-10-05 – 2023-10-05

Next Steps says US funding for TAT was in process. Awarding agency, exact stage, amount, conditions, execution and payment are unspecified. The NSC engagement statement does not identify the NSC as funder.

From the investigation

Candidate typed relations — reuse existing actors and award nodes

| Public Safety Canada → agreement 22841 / two workstreams | Official announced purpose, 3 May 2023; S2 recipient entry | Corroborates already-mapped award and intended deliverables; no duplicate amount or new award. |

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Candidate typed relations — reuse existing actors and award nodes

| Public Safety Canada → agreement 21415 / original TCAP funding | Government-reported signed agreement during FY2019–20; S3 subsection | Adds source ancestry supporting reported execution; exact amount and identity stay with disclosure. No cash state. |

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The new evidence

All three identify Public Safety Canada and (CRF) Community Resilience Fund . Full substantive record fields were read, including expected outcomes. Those expected outcomes concern identifying emerging issues and research/programming gaps, applying relevant initiatives, best practices and partner preparedness; they are not measurable project-specific milestone schedules or proof of outcomes delivered.

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Source ancestry and finite frontier

Forest implication: the useful path is now Public Safety Canada→identified contribution→named foundation→specified TCAP workstreams. This does not prove Canada→QuantSpark consultancy payment, classification command, individual removal or Australian deployment. Those would require their own allocation/implementation records. The most discriminating next record is the executed 21415 amendment or 22841 agreement with its approved budget and payment/milestone annex, then a corresponding acceptance/payment record. Public Safety Canada's CRF grants/contributions administrators and the recipient hold them. No request or follow-up branch was initiated.

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Further reading

Christchurch Call Foundation: government handoff and financing

Canadian TCAP contributions: named recipient, amendment and agreement scope

Canadian TCAP delivery and sponsor acceptance — bounded return

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What the connections say

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Public Safety Canadadisclosed the original contribution totalCanada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415

Original public record states CAD 1,155,622.44 for agreement 21415. Its period is 26 February 2020–30 September 2021. This is an agreement-value disclosure, not a payment.

Financial details: value: 1,155,622.44; currency: CAD; kind: original contribution total superseded not payment; period: displayed period 26 February 2020–30 September 2021

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Public Safety Canadadisclosed an increased total for the same contributionCanada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415

2021-11-22 – 2021-11-22

Amended total CAD 1,256,688.09 replaces the earlier total; derived increase CAD 101,065.65 is not another award. Displayed start is 25 February 2020, one day earlier than original; end 31 March 2022. No signed amendment or payment acquired.

Financial details: value: 1,256,688.09; currency: CAD; kind: revised total not additive to original not payment; period: agreement 21415 after 22 November 2021 amendment

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Public Safety Canadareported signing an initial TCAP funding agreement in 2019–20Canada TCAP contribution — agreement 21415

Reporting period 2019–20; original publication date unestablished, current page modified 9 April 2025.

Reported by the cited source

Departmental report includes a rounded CAD 1 million TAT agreement among signed agreements. Exact signature date and bank receipt absent. Rounded announcement/report figures are not additional allocations on top of disclosure totals.

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Public Safety Canadadisclosed and announced the Phase 2 contributionCanada TCAP Phase 2 — agreement 22841

Official announcement anchor; exact signature date not stated.

Government disclosure and 3 May announcement corroborate CAD 1,945,904 for OHF. Two records concern one award. Term 1 April 2023–31 March 2026 is not evidence of completed delivery or cash paid.

Financial details: value: 1,945,904; currency: CAD; kind: contribution agreement value not disbursement; period: stated period 1 April 2023–31 March 2026

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Community Resilience Fund — current termslimits the department’s stated IP and onward-funding rightsPublic Safety Canada

2026-05-25 – 2026-05-25

Recipient copyright remains; a permanent nonexclusive royalty-free departmental licence may be given, not automatic ownership. Redistribution needs prior approval while recipients independently choose beneficiaries and are not government agents. No specific licence/redistribution exercise proved.

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Public Safety Canadadisclosed a contribution agreement value and expected resultsCanada–CCF contribution 26007

2025-10-23 – 2028-03-31

Record 26007 displays CAD 1,369,064, term 23 October 2025–31 March 2028. Disclosure establishes awarded/agreement value, not disbursement or acceptance of all work.

Financial details: value: 1,369,064; currency: CAD; kind: disclosed contribution value; period: 23 October 2025–31 March 2028

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