mental-health-and-addiction

Mental Health and Addiction

Budget-vs-disclosure reconciliation by fiscal year. Budget is drawn from the General Revenue Fund estimates; disclosed is the sum of published grant payments, transactions, and contracts. Gaps typically live in operationally-independent entities (e.g. Alberta Health Services, universities) that consolidate into the ministry total but don’t disclose line-item payments via the Blue Book.

Data quality note

The largest absolute gap for this ministry is $2,018,962,000. Large gaps are expected when a ministry consolidates operationally-independent entities (AHS, universities, school boards) that publish financial statements but not transaction-level disclosures. See specs/data-quality-issues.md DQ-001 (ministry name merges) and DQ-016 (small-budget gap-pct overflow) for the known limitations.

ExpandFiscal yearBudgetDisclosed — GrantsDisclosed — TransactionsDisclosed — ContractsGapGap %
2026-2027$2,018,962,000$0$0$0$2,018,962,000100.00%
2025-2026$1,792,150,000$1,762,125,208$5,966,902$1,297,636$22,760,2531.27%
2024-2025$1,559,737,000$1,605,538,347$0$20,246,466-$66,047,813-4.24%
2023-2024$275,030,000$232,985,479$0$665,429$41,379,09215.04%
2022-2023$0$89,872,384$0$742,800-$90,615,184
verification
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derivation
Per-fiscal-year reconciliation: budget from Government Estimates, disclosed totals summed from grants + transactions + contracts. `gap_amount = budget − disclosed_grant − disclosed_transaction − disclosed_contract` (spec 002 V5 invariant). Entity-category breakdown comes from `provincial_entity_reconciliation`.
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