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Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada · Contribution program

FNIHB - Supplementary Health Benefits

FNIHB - Supplementary Health Benefits

Total value
$172M
Agreements
93
Apr 2015 to Sep 2018
Median agreement
$147K
Typical range
$50K–$338K
the middle half of agreements

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.

See every record for this program on the government’s search. How to apply: look up the program on Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada’s website.

Who got it

Organizations with the most funding under this program.

50 of 78 organizations, most funding first.

Plus 3 agreements ($416K) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

$0$75M$150M2015201620172018
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YearAgreementsTotal
201536$11.5M
201627$4.9M
201714$8.6M
201816$147M

By province

Alberta: $6.4M in 22 agreements, $1 per residentBC: none hereManitoba: $4.1M in 3 agreements, $3 per residentNB: none hereNewfoundland and Labrador: $2.9M in 1 agreement, $5 per residentNS: none hereNorthwest Territories: $80.4M in 1 agreement, $1,751 per residentNunavut: $49.5M in 1 agreement, $1,148 per residentOntario: $23.6M in 29 agreements, $1 per residentPE: none hereQuebec: $548K in 3 agreements, $0 per residentSaskatchewan: $4.2M in 31 agreements, $3 per residentYukon: $152K in 2 agreements, $3 per residentABBCMBNBNLNSNTNUONPEQCSKYT
$0$1$3–$5$1,148–$1,751

Per resident: the total over the whole window divided by the population on 1 July 2026 (Statistics Canada, table 17-10-0009-01). Agreements are placed by the recipient’s address, so a national organization’s funding counts where its office is.

Province or territoryAgreementsTotal
Northwest Territories1$80.4M
Nunavut1$49.5M
Ontario29$23.6M
Alberta22$6.4M
Saskatchewan31$4.2M
Manitoba3$4.1M
Newfoundland and Labrador1$2.9M
Quebec3$548K
Yukon2$152K

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Government2$130M
Indigenous recipients78$23.5M
Other organizations13$18.4M

Latest agreements

RecipientValue
Médecins du Monde CanadaContribution · Sep 2018$526,200
Government of the Northwest TerritoriesContribution · Jun 2018$80,398,391
White Eagle Wellness Association Ltd.Contribution · May 2018$304,760
Projets Autochtones du QuébecContribution · May 2018$6,240
Wequedong Lodge of Thunder BayContribution · Apr 2018$14,846,383
Loon River First NationContribution · Apr 2018$203,865
Lac La RongeContribution · Apr 2018$20,000
Lac La RongeContribution · Apr 2018$162,340
Kapawe'no First NationContribution · Apr 2018$110,090
Government of Nunavut - Department of HealthContribution · Apr 2018$49,454,976
Ermineskin Women’S Shelter SocietyContribution · Apr 2018$93,441
Duncan's First NationContribution · Apr 2018$90,310
Chippewas of Rama First NationContribution · Apr 2018$44,960
Prairie Spirit Connections Inc.Contribution · Mar 2018$135,911
Prairie Spirit Connections Inc.Contribution · Mar 2018$118,220
Frontier School DivisionContribution · Nov 2017$544,500
Manitoba Adolescent Treatment Centre Inc.Contribution · Nov 2017$1,376,285
Woodland Cree First NationContribution · Apr 2017$147,232
Wesley Band - BighornContribution · Apr 2017$340,340
Sucker Creek First NationContribution · Apr 2017$211,092
St. Amant Inc.Contribution · Apr 2017$2,216,287
Shoal Lake Cree NationContribution · Apr 2017$311,834
Serpent RiverContribution · Apr 2017$284,296
Saskatoon Regional Health Authority - Director of Public Health ServicesContribution · Apr 2017-$169,720
Sagamok AnishnawbekContribution · Apr 2017$1,752,012