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Nuchatlaht

BC · Band 639

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Since 2016

What the federal government disclosed

Total on the public record
$0.6M

Across 8 grant and contribution agreements naming Nuchatlaht. $235K of it in the last three years on record.

Agreements
8
Last three years
$235K
Most recent
March 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.

$125K$250K2019: $230K$230K20192020: $46K20202021: $23K20212022: $99K20222023: $5K20232024: $50K20242025: $180K (incomplete)$180K2025

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

ItemDisclosed
2019$230K
2020$46K
2021$23K
2022$99K
2023$5K
2024$50K
2025 (incomplete)$180K

Against other Nations in BC

Nuchatlaht against the twelve largest in BC 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.

Cowichan: $470MCowichan$470MSquamish: $320MSquamish$320MBlueberry River First Nations: $298MBlueberry River First Natio…$298MDoig River First Nation: $281MDoig River First Nation$281MLake Babine Nation: $257MLake Babine Nation$257MLytton: $253MLytton$253MTla'amin Nation: $252MTla'amin Nation$252MLil'wat Nation: $243MLil'wat Nation$243MHeiltsuk: $239MHeiltsuk$239MOkanagan: $236MOkanagan$236MSaulteau First Nations: $233MSaulteau First Nations$233MEsk'etemc: $215MEsk'etemc$215MNuchatlaht: $633KNuchatlaht$633K

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

ItemSince 2016
Cowichan$469.8M
Squamish$320.1M
Blueberry River First Nations$297.9M
Doig River First Nation$281.5M
Lake Babine Nation$257.1M
Lytton$252.6M
Tla'amin Nation$252.2M
Lil'wat Nation$242.9M
Heiltsuk$239.2M
Okanagan$236.0M
Saulteau First Nations$232.6M
Esk'etemc$215.1M
Nuchatlaht$633K
Where it went

Programs

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

  • Contributions to support to the Development and Implementation of Coastal Zone Plans, Identify Restoration Priorities, Implement Projects, and Address Threats to Marine Species Located on Canada's Coasts
    Fisheries and Oceans Canada · 3 agreements
    $218K
  • General Class Grants and Contributions Program
    Parks Canada · 2 agreements
    $185K
  • Community Participation And Co-Development Contribution Program
    Fisheries and Oceans Canada · 1 agreement
    $99K
  • (unnamed program)
    Fisheries and Oceans Canada · 1 agreement
    $81K
  • Contributions in support of Indigenous Economic Development
    Natural Resources Canada · 1 agreement
    $50K

Other Nations in BC

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