List of Canadian universities by endowment

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This list of Canadian universities by endowment contains the universities in Canada with endowments worth C$100 million or greater at fiscal year-end 2005. Also included in this article is a list of Canadian universities with the highest endowments on a per-student basis.

Among Canadian universities, only the University of Toronto has an endowment large enough to rank within the list of U.S. colleges and universities by endowment. If it were ranked along with American universities, the University of Toronto would place 34th out of the 56 institutions on that list. No university in Canada has a per-student endowment comparable to those of the wealthiest American universities.

The following are the Canadian universities with the largest endowments, with all figures in Canadian dollars. Institutions that are members of the Group of Thirteen are denoted with .

Canadian universities by endowment
Rank Institution Endowment Reference
1 University of Toronto $1.688B [1]
2 McGill University $794.0M [2]
3 University of British Columbia $684.5M [3]
4 University of Alberta $640.0M [4]
5 Queen's University $574.1M [5]
6 McMaster University $365.0M [6]
7 University of Calgary $330.0M [7]
8 Dalhousie University $321.0M [8]
9 University of Manitoba $303.0M [9]
10 Carleton University ~$200.0M [10]
11 University of Western Ontario $175.3M [11]
12 York University ~$160M [12]
13 University of Guelph $149.7M

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14 University of Victoria $147.1M

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15 University of Saskatchewan $136.7M

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16 Simon Fraser University $133.0M

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17 University of New Brunswick $121.0M [17]
18 University of Waterloo $120.0M

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19 Université Laval $105.3M

[edit] Largest endowments per student

The following is a list of the Canadian universities with the largest endowments on a per-student basis. The figures are obtained simply by dividing the endowment figures by the total number of students, which includes full-time and part-time students, both undergraduate and graduate.

Canadian universities by endowment per student
Rank Institution Endowment per student
1 Mount Allison University $37,636
2 Queen's University $31,512
3 McGill University $25,675
4 University of Toronto $23,608
5 Dalhousie University $23,400
6 University of Alberta $18,068
7 McMaster University $14,762
8 University of British Columbia $14,720
9 University of Calgary $11,690
10 University of Manitoba $11,020
11 University of New Brunswick $11,000
12 University of Victoria $10,333
13 University of Saskatchewan $8,977
14 University of Guelph $8,480
15 Carleton University ~$8,390 [19]
16 University of Western Ontario $5,843
17 University of Waterloo $4,643
18 York University $3,406
19 Université Laval $2,801

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Facts and Figures 2005, University of Toronto [Accessed 8 September 2006]
  2. ^ Report on Endowment Performance 2004-05, McGill University [Accessed 19 May 2006]
  3. ^ 2006 Consolidated Financial Statements, University of British Columbia
  4. ^ Statement of Financial Position 2005-06, University of Alberta
  5. ^ [1], Annual Report 2005-06, Queen's University [Accessed 25 November2006]
  6. ^ McMaster Fast Facts, McMaster University [Accessed 19 May 2006]
  7. ^ Report to the Community, University of Calgary [Accessed 14 Sept 2006]
  8. ^ Investment Performance Notice (June 2006), Dalhousie University
  9. ^ Annual Financial Report 2006, University of Manitoba
  10. ^ Annual Donor Report 2005, Carleton University [Accessed 13 Nov 2006]
  11. ^ Annual Report to the Board of Governors (p. 46), University of Western Ontario [Accessed 19 May 2006]
  12. ^ York University Foundation: Report to Donors 2004 (pg.45), York University [Accessed 20 May 2006]
  13. ^ 2005 Audited Financial Statements, University of Guelph
  14. ^ 2006 Financial Review, University of Victoria
  15. ^ Annual Report 2005, University of Saskatchewan
  16. ^ SFU Financial Statements 2006, Simon Fraser University
  17. ^ Senate Report 2005, University of New Brunswick
  18. ^ UW Annual Fund, University of Waterloo
  19. ^ Fact Sheet Nov 1, 2005, Carleton University [Accessed 13 Nov 2006]