EventDocument
Ecojustice's T3010 for fiscal 2025 reports C$1.48M from sources outside Canada, 13% of revenue, up from C$1.06M (9%) a year earlier
For the year to 2025-10-31, Ecojustice Canada Society reported C$1,476,960 of revenue from all sources outside Canada (T3010 line 4575) out of total revenue of C$11,287,464. For the year to 2024-10-31 the two outside-Canada lines (4571 and 4575) totalled C$1,061,316 of C$12,142,842. The return gives no donor names or countries.
- Date
- Kind
- Other
- Where
- Canada
- Evidence
- Document: An official document: a bill, a filing, an agreement text. How evidence is weighed
- Who
- Ecojustice (subject)
Articles that cite this record
Sources
- Canada Revenue Agency, Charities Listings, “T3010 Schedule 6, Ecojustice Canada Society, fiscal period 2023-11-01 to 2024-10-31” (external site), . source record
- Canada Revenue Agency, Charities Listings, “T3010 Schedule 6, Ecojustice Canada Society (BN 134748474 RR 0001), fiscal period 2024-11-01 to 2025-10-31” (external site), . source record
Claims that rest on this event
- No money linked to the US government or the US right was found behind any First Nations case we examined (not observed in public sources, not proven absent). US foundation money predates 2025 and opposes oil. Every US dollar we traced near a Canadian resource project since January 2025 goes into building it, including benefit agreements with Ksi Lisims LNG, a project led by Houston-based Western LNG, after which two nations dropped their lawsuits. This fits the thought experiment's 'foreseen and wanted' reading slightly better than fragmentation, but only as weak evidence.
Revenue from outside Canada at Ecojustice, counsel in some project challenges, rose to C$1.48 million in the year to October 2025, with no donor or country named: an unknown, not evidence of US money.
How it bears on the outcome
| Explanation | Fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| O0 No meaningful speed-up | Neutral weak | A charity's rise in revenue from outside Canada, with no donors or countries named, says nothing about the pace of the build-out. |
| O1 Faster, but the extra output goes mostly elsewhere | Neutral weak | Charity revenue figures say nothing about where Canadian output goes; they fit equally under the outcome readings. |
| O2 Faster, and more volume reaches the US (this level or higher) | Neutral weak | Charity revenue figures say nothing about volumes reaching the US; they fit equally under the outcome readings. |
| O3 Locked-in preferential terms for the US | Neutral weak | Charity revenue figures have nothing to do with binding preferential terms for the US. |
Logged against predictions
- P10: Fragmentation watch (logged 8 October 2026, logged only)