GrantTrail

Ontario

Federal grants in Kejick

Grants and contributions to recipients whose address is in Kejick, as the department recorded it.

Total value
$187M
Agreements
420
To named organizations
420
$187M
To individuals or unnamed
0
$0; never named here

Federal grants and contributions, agreements starting Jan 2006 to Oct 2026, each counted once at its latest amended value. Source: Treasury Board proactive disclosure, published October 11, 2026.

Programs

The programs that put the most money here.

ProgramAgreementsTotal
Community Infrastructure40$29M
Social Development, Indian Government Support, Community Infrastructure, Education, Individual Affairs, Economic Development1$16.1M
Community Infrastructure9$15.7M
Education71$14.2M
Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Individual Affairs, Social Development, Governance, Education, Public Health Protection, Health System Capacity, Community Infrastructure, Primary Care, Economic Development, Supplementary Health Benefits1$7.5M
Primary Care19$6.2M
Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Individual Affairs, Governance, Education, Public Health Protection, Health System Capacity, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Primary Care, Economic Development, Supplementary Health Benefits1$6.1M
Social Development29$5.2M
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 Protection1$4.7M
Other Program Reporting19$4.5M
Economic Development, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Resolution and Individual Affairs, Education, Indian Government Support1$4.1M
Child and Family Services12$3.7M
Community Infrastructure, Education6$3.4M
Community Infrastructure, Social Development, CIRNAC - Economic Development, CIRNAC - Indian Registration, Education, Indian Government Support1$3.2M
Social Development, Individual Affairs, Community Infrastructure, Education, Economic Development1$3M
Education, Indian Government Support1$3M
Education, Community Infrastructure5$2.9M
Community Infrastructure, Primary Care1$2.7M
Child and Family Services, Education1$2.7M
Supplementary Health Benefits, Primary Care, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Public Health Protection, Health System Capacity, Education, Individual Affairs, Social Development1$2.2M
Community Infrastructure, Child and Family Services1$2.2M
Community Infrastructure, Economic Development, Individual Affairs, Indian Government Support, Social Development, Education1$2.2M
Individual Affairs, Education, Social Development, Community Infrastructure, Economic Development, Indian Government Support1$2.2M
CIRNAC - Treaties and Aboriginal Government1$2M
Opportunities Fund - Project1$1.6M

Top recipients

Organizations with the most funding.

Industries

Where the department recorded an industry code (NAICS); most agreements have none.

Industry groupAgreementsTotal
Indigenous public administration4$2.7M

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

YearAgreementsTotal
20081$20K
20091$775K
201441$33.8M
201540$10.9M
201630$7.3M
20181$9,000
20191$16K
2020300$130M
20221$60K
20241$1.6M
20253$2.5M

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Indigenous recipients420$187M

Latest agreements

StartRecipientProgramValue
Apr 2025Iskatewizaagegan No. 39 Independent First NationProgram not namedEnvironment and Climate Change Canada$1,234,000
Apr 2025Iskatewizaagegan No. 39 First NationYouth - Canada Summer JobsEmployment and Social Development Canada$20,860
Apr 2025Shoal Lake #40 First NationProgram not namedEnvironment and Climate Change Canada$1,233,000
Dec 2024Iskatewizaagegan No. 39 Independent First NationOpportunities Fund - ProjectEmployment and Social Development Canada$1,644,382
Jan 2022Shoal Lake #40 First NationProgram not namedEnvironment and Climate Change Canada$60,000
Jul 2020Iskatewizaagegan First NationNorthern Ontario Development ProgramFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario$234,210
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationIndian Government SupportIndigenous Services Canada$25,506
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationEducationIndigenous Services Canada$47,644
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationEducationIndigenous Services Canada$5,348
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationEducationIndigenous Services Canada$129,528
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationCommunity InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada-$6,404
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationPublic Health ProtectionIndigenous Services Canada$10,000
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationSocial Development, Individual Affairs, Community Infrastructure, Education, Economic DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada$2,973,092
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationIndividual AffairsIndigenous Services Canada$290
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationCommunity Infrastructure, Indian Government SupportIndigenous Services Canada$78,000
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationSocial DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada$40,677
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationIndian Government Support, EducationIndigenous Services Canada$54,926
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationCommunity Infrastructure, Social DevelopmentIndigenous Services Canada$150,687
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationEducationIndigenous Services Canada$462,803
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationCommunity InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada$105,000
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationPublic Health Protection, Community Infrastructure, Health System Capacity, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Primary Care, Supplementary Health BenefitsIndigenous Services Canada$176,086
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationChild and Family Services, Health System CapacityIndigenous Services Canada$220,050
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationPrimary CareIndigenous Services Canada$7,000
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationCommunity InfrastructureIndigenous Services Canada$206,400
Apr 2020Shoal Lake #40 First NationSocial Development, Primary CareIndigenous Services Canada$1,095,929