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Fort William

ON · Band 187

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Since 2016

What the federal government disclosed

Total on the public record
$99.6M

Across 245 grant and contribution agreements naming Fort William. $2.7M of it in the last three years on record.

Agreements
245
Last three years
$2.7M
Most recent
September 2025

By year

By agreement start date. 2025 is drawn hollow because federal disclosure lags by months and the year has not finished reporting — not because funding stopped.

$25.0M$50.0M2009: $383K20092010: $258K20102012: $51K20122015: $513K20152016: $34K20162017: $11.8M20172018: $19K20182020: $39.7M20202021: $39K20212022: $44K20222023: $44.2M$44.2M20232024: $16K20242025: $2.6M (incomplete)$2.6M2025

Treasury Board Secretariat proactive disclosure of grants and contributions; Indigenous Services Canada First Nations registry.

ItemDisclosed
2009$383K
2010$258K
2012$51K
2015$513K
2016$34K
2017$11.8M
2018$19K
2020$39.7M
2021$39K
2022$44K
2023$44.2M
2024$16K
2025 (incomplete)$2.6M

Against other Nations in ON

Fort William against the twelve largest in ON by disclosed funding, appended at the end because it is outside them. Size of a Nation and what it administers on its own vary enormously, so this is context, not a ranking of anything.

Six Nations of the Grand River: $923MSix Nations of the Grand Ri…$923MPikangikum: $630MPikangikum$630MSandy Lake: $630MSandy Lake$630MKitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug: $505MKitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug$505MWikwemikong: $444MWikwemikong$444MLac Seul: $434MLac Seul$434MNorth Caribou Lake: $368MNorth Caribou Lake$368MAttawapiskat: $346MAttawapiskat$346MOneida Nation of the Thames: $334MOneida Nation of the Thames$334MKasabonika Lake: $329MKasabonika Lake$329MGrassy Narrows First Nation: $320MGrassy Narrows First Nation$320MKashechewan: $316MKashechewan$316MFort William: $99.6MFort William$99.6M

Treasury Board Secretariat proactive disclosure of grants and contributions; Indigenous Services Canada First Nations registry.

ItemSince 2016
Six Nations of the Grand River$922.7M
Pikangikum$629.7M
Sandy Lake$629.5M
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug$504.6M
Wikwemikong$444.0M
Lac Seul$434.2M
North Caribou Lake$368.1M
Attawapiskat$346.4M
Oneida Nation of the Thames$334.2M
Kasabonika Lake$328.6M
Grassy Narrows First Nation$320.2M
Kashechewan$315.7M
Fort William$99.6M
Where it went

Programs

Every agreement carries the program it was made under. Grouped here by that description, largest first.

  • Education
    Indigenous Services Canada · 43 agreements
    $12.6M
  • Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Individual Affairs, Public Health Protection, Community Infrastructure, Social Development, Economic Development, Supplementary Health Benefits, Education, Land Management
    Indigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement
    $9.2M
  • Child and Family Services
    Indigenous Services Canada · 9 agreements
    $9.1M
  • Individual Affairs, Child and Family Services, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, Social Development, Economic Development, Education, Land Management
    Indigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement
    $7.6M
  • Individual Affairs, Education, Other Program Reporting, Community Infrastructure, Governance, Economic Development, Land Management, Social Development
    Indigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement
    $6.2M
  • Community Infrastructure, Education, Indian Government Support, Land Management, Individual Affairs, Economic Development, Social Development
    Indigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement
    $5.2M
  • Education, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, Social Development, Economic Development, Land Management, Individual Affairs
    Indigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement
    $5.0M
  • Social Development, Education, Community Infrastructure, Land Management, Indian Government Support, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Economic Development
    Indigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement
    $5.0M
  • Social Development
    Indigenous Services Canada · 25 agreements
    $3.4M
  • Education, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, Social Development, CIRNAC - Land Management, CIRNAC - Economic Development
    Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada · 1 agreement
    $3.1M
  • Indian Government Support
    Indigenous Services Canada · 17 agreements
    $3.1M
  • Other Program Reporting
    Indigenous Services Canada · 19 agreements
    $2.7M

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