GrantTrail

Indigenous recipients · Québec, Quebec

Seadna Canada Enterprises Inc

Total value
$405K
Agreements
7
Programs
3
First and latest
2016–2020

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. Agreements under programs that mostly fund individuals are not listed under any name.

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Applying for the same funding? Quebec Fisheries Fund — Infrastructure (not taking applications now); Quebec Fisheries Fund — Innovation (not taking applications now). Deadlines, who can apply and who else got it.

By program

ProgramAgreementsTotal
Quebec Fisheries Fund (QFF)1$57K
CMAPS will support capacity-building so Indigenous communities can take advantage of renewed market access, and it will also support the broader commercial seal industry to access world markets. Projects will be eligible for funding under CMAPS if they align with one of the following three priorities: 1. Projects that endeavor to establish and operate a tracking system to certify Indigenous seal products for export to the EU; 2. Projects that build capacity to improve exporter readiness of Indigenous seal products; 3. Projects that aim to improve market access opportunities for commercially harvested seal products.1$35K
Contributions to support Organizations Associated with Research, Development, Management and Promotion of Fisheries and Oceans-related Issues1$23K

Plus 4 agreements ($290K) where the department did not name a program.

By year

Funding by the year agreements started.

$0$125K$250K20162017201820192020
Show the numbers
YearAgreementsTotal
20162$205K
20171$49K
20181$35K
20191$23K
20202$92K

Agreements

Newest first.

StartProgramValue
Sep 2020Quebec Fisheries Fund (QFF)Fisheries and Oceans Canada$57,389
Apr 2020CMAPS will support capacity-building so Indigenous communities can take advantage of renewed market access, and it will also support the broader commercial seal industry to access world markets. Projects will be eligible for funding under CMAPS if they align with one of the following three priorities: 1. Projects that endeavor to establish and operate a tracking system to certify Indigenous seal products for export to the EU; 2. Projects that build capacity to improve exporter readiness of Indigenous seal products; 3. Projects that aim to improve market access opportunities for commercially harvested seal products.Fisheries and Oceans Canada$35,000
Jul 2019Contributions to support Organizations Associated with Research, Development, Management and Promotion of Fisheries and Oceans-related IssuesFisheries and Oceans Canada$23,273
Sep 2018Program not namedFisheries and Oceans Canada$34,808
Jun 2017Program not namedFisheries and Oceans Canada$49,317
Nov 2016Program not namedFisheries and Oceans Canada$156,710
Oct 2016Program not namedNational Research Council Canada$48,675