GrantTrail

Federal riding · Manitoba

Federal grants in Churchill-Keewatinook Aski

Only agreements where the department recorded the recipient’s riding: about one in five across the data, so these figures understate what reached this riding. Who represents it: Churchill-Keewatinook Aski on MyMP.ca.

Total value
$742M
Agreements
372
To named organizations
356
$740M
To individuals or unnamed
16
$2.2M; 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
Western Diversification Program61$315M
Universal Broadband Fund12$221M
Western Diversification Program17$65.7M
Connect to Innovate3$34M
Airports Capital Assistance Program13$33.4M
ISET First Nations - CRF3$21.4M
Indigenous Justice Program56$21M
General Class Grants and Contributions Program18$4.9M
Connecting Canadians Program1$4.8M
Justice Partnership and Innovation Program5$4.2M
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation9$2.3M
CSC - Opportunities - Regional and Local1$2.1M
Strategic Partnerships Initiative6$1.7M
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs88$1.6M
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation1$1.5M
Broadband Contributions Program1$1.2M
Rail Safety Improvement Program / Rail Safety Improvement Program: Infrastructure Technology and Research Component2$1.1M
Indigenous Partnership Fund5$631K
(BSCF) Building Safer Communities Fund1$589K
Enabling Accessibility Fund - Grants5$575K
CAP Sustainability2$513K
Canadian International Innovation Program1$456K
Youth Internship Program1$323K
Spectrum, Information Technologies and Telecommunications1$315K
Rail Safety Improvement Program / Rail Climate Change Adaptation Program1$300K

Top recipients

Organizations with the most funding.

Plus 16 agreements ($2.2M) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

Industries

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

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

YearAgreementsTotal
20063$602K
20073$631K
20091$1.2M
20151$4.8M
20175$6.3M
201810$48.1M
201922$21.5M
202022$32.1M
202122$25.2M
2022106$270M
202329$15.2M
202451$67.7M
202577$247M
202620$1.5M

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Indigenous recipients103$297M
For-profit organizations64$269M
Not-for-profit organizations and charities92$135M
Not stated by the department48$21.6M
Academia21$14.1M
Government39$6M
Other organizations5$63K

Latest agreements

StartRecipientProgramValue
Jul 2026York Factory First NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$24,760
Jul 2026Fox Lake Cree NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$24,760
Mar 2026Thompson Seniors Community Resource CouncilNew Horizons for Seniors ProgramEmployment and Social Development Canada$9,493
Mar 2026The Pas Golden Age Group IncorporatedNew Horizons for Seniors ProgramEmployment and Social Development Canada$11,600
Mar 2026Manitou Mawkqwa & Associates/EnterprisesNew Horizons for Seniors ProgramEmployment and Social Development Canada$25,000
Mar 2026City of Flin FlonNew Horizons for Seniors ProgramEmployment and Social Development Canada$20,820
Mar 2026Shamattawa First NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$9,000
Mar 2026Keewatin Tribal Council Inc.Indigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$300,000
Mar 2026Norway House Cree NationIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$15,823
Mar 2026Fisher River Cree NationIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$3,852
Mar 2026Fisher River Cree NationIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$19,097
Mar 2026York Factory First NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$15,000
Mar 2026Tataskweyak Cree NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$5,000
Mar 2026Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc.Indigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$350,000
Mar 2026The Town of ChurchillGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$22,000
Mar 2026War Lake First NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$5,000
Mar 2026Fox Lake Cree NationGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$5,000
Feb 2026Manitoba Keewatinowi OkimakanakGeneral Class Grants and Contributions ProgramParks Canada$299,000
Feb 2026Boys & Girls Club of Thompson Inc.Enabling Accessibility Fund - GrantsEmployment and Social Development Canada$125,000
Jan 2026The Northern Manitoba Sector Council Inc.Western Diversification ProgramPrairies Economic Development Canada$250,000
Dec 2025Hollow Water First NationIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$108,500
Nov 2025Mosakahiken Cree NationUniversal Broadband FundInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada$5,829,615
Nov 2025Hollow Water First NationIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$25,000
Nov 2025Fisher River Cree NationIndigenous Justice ProgramDepartment of Justice Canada$25,000
Sep 2025Awasis Agency of Northern ManitobaGrant to Promote Law Enforcement through Crime Prevention, Training and Public RelationsRoyal Canadian Mounted Police$5,500