Running pattern detector against the corpus
The dataset shows recipients receiving funding from both the federal grants & contributions stream and Alberta provincial grants — entities sitting at the intersection of two funder pools where program duplication is a real risk that funders can verify against.
Glassbox surfaces correlations and observations, not findings of misconduct. Severity is a calibrated read on how strongly the dataset matches the pattern definition — a starting point for review, not a verdict.
The match meets the pattern threshold but the signal is the lower band. Normal review queue.
The match exceeds the routine threshold. Worth a closer look — pull the source rows, walk the citation.
The match is in the highest band of the calibrated scale. Recommend: prioritise for active review.
Severity is computed from the detection signal · general.entity_golden_records with both 'fed' and 'ab' in dataset_sources · ≥ 5 federal and ≥ 5 Alberta source records · combined record count ≥ p90 within the entity's entity_type · confidence ≥ 0.7 · signal = combined record count
The dataset shows Tribal Chiefs Ventures Inc (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 217 federal grant/contribution records and 17 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
Aggregated from the matches below. Severity bands are calibrated per pattern; counts and dollar totals reflect this snapshot only.
The dataset shows Telus Communications Inc. (company) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 6 federal grant/contribution records and 227 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for company of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Peter Pan Day Care Centre Association (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 7 federal grant/contribution records and 226 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows CITY OF LACOMBE (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 12 federal grant/contribution records and 217 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows CITY OF CAMROSE (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 20 federal grant/contribution records and 204 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows CITY OF BROOKS|VILLE DE BROOKS (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 25 federal grant/contribution records and 197 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF PONOKA (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 17 federal grant/contribution records and 204 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows CEPRO ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC. (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 7 federal grant/contribution records and 213 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows CANADA PLACE CHILD CARE SOCIETY (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 6 federal grant/contribution records and 213 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TREATY 8 FIRST NATIONS OF ALBERTA (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 149 federal grant/contribution records and 65 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · The recipient business number is missing or a placeholder ('0', all-zeros, '-', 'n/a'): rows were grouped by legal name only, so distinct entities with the same name may be merged (KNOWN-DATA-ISSUES F-6/F-7).
The dataset shows BEDDINGTON HEIGHTS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 15 federal grant/contribution records and 198 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows MCKERNAN CHILD CARE SOCIETY (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 5 federal grant/contribution records and 208 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows The Deer Run Community Association Society (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 9 federal grant/contribution records and 202 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows GARNEAU/UNIVERSITY EARLY LEARNING CENTRE SOCIETY (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 8 federal grant/contribution records and 201 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows WOODLANDS COUNTY (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 5 federal grant/contribution records and 203 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Caroline Playschool Society (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 5 federal grant/contribution records and 203 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows STURGEON LAKE CREE NATION (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 143 federal grant/contribution records and 64 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows FAMILIES MATTER SOCIETY OF CALGARY (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 7 federal grant/contribution records and 198 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF VERMILION (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 18 federal grant/contribution records and 182 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Métis Nation of Alberta Association Region 1 (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 185 federal grant/contribution records and 14 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows 2101785 ALBERTA LTD (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 6 federal grant/contribution records and 192 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 61 federal grant/contribution records and 134 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows ASPEN HILL MONTESSORI CASA (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 5 federal grant/contribution records and 189 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows BRANDER GARDENS AFTER SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOCIATION (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 13 federal grant/contribution records and 180 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF CLARESHOLM (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 24 federal grant/contribution records and 168 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows M D OF MINBURN FOUNDATION (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 5 federal grant/contribution records and 187 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF MORINVILLE (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 19 federal grant/contribution records and 172 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Alliance of Manufacturers & Exporters Canada (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 181 federal grant/contribution records and 9 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Castor and District Housing Authority (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 9 federal grant/contribution records and 181 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows EAGLE HILL FOUNDATION (1995) (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 6 federal grant/contribution records and 184 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF STRATHCONA COUNTY (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 11 federal grant/contribution records and 179 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows VILLAGE OF MARWAYNE (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 14 federal grant/contribution records and 173 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows PARKDALE AFTER SCHOOL CARE SOCIETY (EDMONTON) (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 8 federal grant/contribution records and 178 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows GARNEAU AFTER SCHOOL CENTRE (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 6 federal grant/contribution records and 180 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF BLACKFALDS (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 19 federal grant/contribution records and 166 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF FAIRVIEW|MUNICIPALITÉ DE FAIRVIEW (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 16 federal grant/contribution records and 168 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF RAINBOW LAKE (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 21 federal grant/contribution records and 162 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Calgary Alternative Support Services Inc (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 18 federal grant/contribution records and 163 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows FPInnovations (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 148 federal grant/contribution records and 33 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows L'ARCHE ASSOCIATION OF CALGARY (charitable_org) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 10 federal grant/contribution records and 170 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for charitable_org of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF PEACE NO.135 (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 8 federal grant/contribution records and 170 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF REDCLIFF (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 20 federal grant/contribution records and 158 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows Purolator Inc (company) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 6 federal grant/contribution records and 171 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for company of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · The recipient business number is missing or a placeholder ('0', all-zeros, '-', 'n/a'): rows were grouped by legal name only, so distinct entities with the same name may be merged (KNOWN-DATA-ISSUES F-6/F-7).
The dataset shows Postmedia Network Inc. (company) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 122 federal grant/contribution records and 53 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for company of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · The recipient business number is missing or a placeholder ('0', all-zeros, '-', 'n/a'): rows were grouped by legal name only, so distinct entities with the same name may be merged (KNOWN-DATA-ISSUES F-6/F-7).
The dataset shows Peigan Board of Education Society (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 153 federal grant/contribution records and 21 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · The recipient business number is missing or a placeholder ('0', all-zeros, '-', 'n/a'): rows were grouped by legal name only, so distinct entities with the same name may be merged (KNOWN-DATA-ISSUES F-6/F-7).
The dataset shows Lacombe and District Family and Community Support Services Society (non_profit) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 17 federal grant/contribution records and 155 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for non_profit of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows NORTH PEACE TRIBAL COUNCIL (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 145 federal grant/contribution records and 25 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows TOWN OF BARRHEAD (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 17 federal grant/contribution records and 152 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows HEARTLAND HOUSING FOUNDATION (public_foundation) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 9 federal grant/contribution records and 160 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for public_foundation of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.
The dataset shows INSTITUT GUY-LACOMBE DE LA FAMILLE SOCIETY (organization) appears in both federal and Alberta provincial funding streams — 28 federal grant/contribution records and 138 Alberta provincial records, above the 90th percentile for organization of its type. Glassbox surfaces the overlap; the funder verifies whether programs are distinct or duplicative.
Why this may be benign · Receiving both federal and Alberta funding is common for universities, health authorities, municipalities and large NGOs whose programs are distinct by design; overlap is a verification prompt, not evidence of duplication.