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What the federal government disclosed
Across 262 grant and contribution agreements naming Shoal Lake No.40. $1.2M of it in the last three years on record.
- Agreements
- 262
- Last three years
- $1.2M
- Most recent
- April 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.
Treasury Board Secretariat proactive disclosure of grants and contributions; Indigenous Services Canada First Nations registry.
| Item | Disclosed |
|---|---|
| 2014 | $33.7M |
| 2015 | $797K |
| 2018 | $9K |
| 2019 | $16K |
| 2020 | $114.8M |
| 2022 | $60K |
| 2025 (incomplete) | $1.2M |
Against other Nations in ON
Shoal Lake No.40 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.
Treasury Board Secretariat proactive disclosure of grants and contributions; Indigenous Services Canada First Nations registry.
| Item | Since 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 |
| Shoal Lake No.40 | $150.6M |
Programs
Every agreement carries the program it was made under. Grouped here by that description, largest first.
- Community InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada · 31 agreements$42.6M
- Child and Family ServicesIndigenous Services Canada · 19 agreements$22.4M
- Primary CareIndigenous Services Canada · 14 agreements$18.5M
- EducationIndigenous Services Canada · 49 agreements$8.6M
- Community Infrastructure, Primary CareIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$8.2M
- Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Health System Capacity, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Education, Economic Development, Indian Government Support, Primary Care, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Supplementary Health Benefits, Public Health ProtectionIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$4.7M
- Social Development, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Individual Affairs, Public Health Protection, Community Infrastructure, Health System Capacity, Education, Primary Care, Economic Development, Supplementary Health BenefitsIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$4.6M
- Primary Care, Social Development, Supplementary Health BenefitsIndigenous Services Canada · 2 agreements$4.0M
- Social Development, Individual Affairs, Child and Family Services, Community Infrastructure, Indian Government Support, Education, Economic DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$3.8M
- Community Infrastructure, Indigenous Health Equity FundIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$3.3M
- Social Development, Individual Affairs, Community Infrastructure, Education, Economic DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$3.0M
- Indian Government SupportIndigenous Services Canada · 21 agreements$2.5M
Other Nations in ON
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