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What the federal government disclosed
Across 225 grant and contribution agreements naming Williams Lake First Nation. $3.2M of it in the last three years on record.
- Agreements
- 225
- Last three years
- $3.2M
- 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.
Treasury Board Secretariat proactive disclosure of grants and contributions; Indigenous Services Canada First Nations registry.
| Item | Disclosed |
|---|---|
| 2009 | $141K |
| 2010 | $122K |
| 2012 | $28K |
| 2015 | $1.5M |
| 2016 | $9K |
| 2018 | $80K |
| 2019 | $65.0M |
| 2020 | $716K |
| 2021 | $681K |
| 2022 | $136.4M |
| 2023 | $1.8M |
| 2024 | $1.8M |
| 2025 (incomplete) | $690K |
Against other Nations in BC
Williams Lake First Nation 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.
Treasury Board Secretariat proactive disclosure of grants and contributions; Indigenous Services Canada First Nations registry.
| Item | Since 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 |
| Williams Lake First Nation | $209.0M |
Programs
Every agreement carries the program it was made under. Grouped here by that description, largest first.
- Treaties and Aboriginal GovernmentCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada · 4 agreements$136.3M
- NFR - Grant, Education, Social DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$20.9M
- NFR - GrantIndigenous Services Canada · 35 agreements$6.6M
- NFR - Grant, Social DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada · 2 agreements$5.5M
- Community InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada · 27 agreements$4.5M
- CIRNAC - Resolution, Child and Family ServicesIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$3.1M
- NFR - Grant, EducationIndigenous Services Canada · 2 agreements$2.2M
- Community Infrastructure, NFR - Grant, Governance, CIRNAC - Treaties and Aboriginal GovernmentIndigenous Services Canada · 1 agreement$2.1M
- Land ManagementIndigenous Services Canada · 9 agreements$2.1M
- Child and Family ServicesIndigenous Services Canada · 5 agreements$2.1M
- CIRNAC - ResolutionIndigenous Services Canada · 2 agreements$1.9M
- Other Program ReportingIndigenous Services Canada · 6 agreements$1.8M
Other Nations in BC
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