In this case as well, that varies considerably. It depends on the communities. Some, which are better off or better established, receive less money from Canadian Heritage but more from other sources because they are better connected and have more experience and presence on the ground, in various fields. They receive money from other federal departments, the provinces or, in some instances, even private sector funding agencies, depending on the nature of their activities.
In general, the funding provided by Canadian Heritage represents between 25% and 60%. For the small groups, which have less access to funding, the percentage is around 60%.