Pinaymootang
Health Canada
Grant for Health Services
$ 1,304,366
Indian Affairs
Grant for band support funding
$ 457,764
Grant for the purpose of supplying public service fo indian government support
$ 258,043
Grant for the pupose of supplying public service for education(K-12)
$ 2,413,959
Grant for the purpose of supplying services for social development
$ 2,273,726
Grant for the purpose of supplying public services in capital facilities and maintenance(infrastructure..etc)
$ 1,561,028
Total funding
*8,268,886
Human Resource and Skill Development of Canada
Each First Nation recieves funding for upgrading of skills and training programs for band members. The funding is allocated to each FN from First Peoples Development Inc, the office is located in Winnipeg. The amount the FN receives is based on population demographics formula established by HRDC. The total amount recieved by First Peoples Development Inc to disperse to southern FN'S is: $15,173,948. This funding dispersal will apply to the FNS stated based on a per capita distribution. Same formula will apply to post-secondary funding.
Provincial Funding
Department of Advanced Education and Literacy
$21,590
Little Saskatchewan
Health Canada
Grant for health services
$ 902,336
Indian Affairs
Grant for band suport funding
$ 367,271
Grant for the purpose of supplying public service for indian government support
$ 125,575
Grant for the purpose of supplying public service for education(k-9)
$ 1,869.709
Grant for the purpose of supplying services for social development
$ 1,314,611
Grant for the purpose of supplying public services in capital facilities and maintenance(infrastructure..etc)
$ 652,157
Total funding
*5,231,65
Human Resource and Skill Development Canada
Each First Nation recieves funding for upgrading of skills and training programs for band members. The funding is allocated to each FN from First Peoples Development Inc, the office is located in Winnipeg. The amount the FN recieves is based on population demographics formula established by HRDC. The total amount of funding recieved by First Peoples Development Inc to disperse to the southern FNs is :$15,173,948
Provincial Funding. The same formula will apply to post secondary funding.
$0
Lake St Martin
Health Canada
Grant for Health Services
$1,424,302
Indian Affairs
Grants for Band support funding
$446,961
Payments to support Indians for the purpose
of supplying public services in Indian government
support.
of supplying public services in Indian government
support.
$126,250
Payments to support Indians for public services in education
$2,240,356
Payments to support Indians for the purpose of supplying public services for
social development.
social development.
$1,464,341
Payments to support Indians, for the purpose of supplying public services in capital facilities and maintenance
$1,523,442
$1,523,442
Total funding
$7,225,552*
*Payments for post-secondary education is controlled by Lake St Martin this amount will be based on population demographics established by INAC. Lake st Martin withdrew post-secondary dollars from the Interlake Tribal to disperse to their own band members. However, other services my be delgated to IRTC.
*HRDC dollars funding dispersal is as listed as above as other FNS under the First People Development Inc of which $15,173,948 is allocated to southern FN's.
Provincial Funding
$0
4 comments:
This is interesting information.. how many years can you go back? why do our people still suffer and while the chiefs and council continue to hide in secrecy when we question them about finances..
I am descended from the same bloodline as Kakekapenais, the leader who signed treaty one on behalf of the people of Sagkeeng. Perhaps it's time we make a claim to our hereditary leadership (in the tradition of Anishinabe Ogimak)and show these "Indian Chiefs" how its done.
I can understand the things you say about the treaties, but I think that our ancestors would be very proud if we could win new treaties, not as scattered tribes, but as a united Anishinabe Nation.
In order to have any chance of success in such an endeavour, a fundemental shift in consciousness is required on the part of the people. I don't want power, I want to help wake our people up. That's why I keep saying that we are not Indians. This is the key, this is our identity, who and what we are. Will we be lazy, drunk, fuckin' Indians destined to a fate dictated by negative stereotypes, or will we be proud Anishinabe, masters of our own lives and destinies?
Your name sounds familiar. Did you ever have any involvement with the University of Winnipeg Aboriginal Student Council. Maybe you wrote a letter in a local newspaper that stood out from the rest of the garbage that Indians sent to our newspapers? I will find out why your name sounds familiar then send you an email with some of my plans.
sounds like a plan, because I also have many ideas it putting it to collective action!! Alot of people are afraid for change
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