Programs · Fisheries and Oceans Canada

To enhance the capacity of Indigenous peoples to support their effective participation and engagement in activities relating to cumulative effects in the Salish Sea.

9 agreements worth $6,738,938 under this program name at Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

Explore every agreement
Total agreement value
$6.7M
$6,738,938
Agreements
9
Recipients
9
distinct names
Largest agreement
$1.8M
Pacheedaht First Nation

By fiscal year

  • 2019-20$551K
  • 2020-21$6.2M
  • 2021-22–
  • 2022-23–
  • 2023-24–
  • 2024-25–
  • 2025-26–
  • 2026-27–

By province

  • British Columbia$6.7M100.0%

Largest agreements

#AgreementValue
1
Pacheedaht First Nation · Port Renfrew, BC
$1.8M
$1,826,720
2
Nanoose First Nation l Nanoose First Nation · Lantzville l Lantzville, BC
$987K
$987,145
3
Tseycum First Nation l Tseycum First Nation · North Saanich l North Saanich, BC
$907K
$906,579
4
Ka:'yu:'k't'h'/Che:k:tles7et'h' First Nations l Ka:'yu:'k't'h'/Che:k:tles7et'h' First Nations · Campbell River l Campbell River, BC
$882K
$881,500
5
Tsawout First Nation l Tsawout First Nation · Saanichton l Saanichton, BC
$784K
$783,720
6
Cowichan Tribes l Cowichan Tribes · Duncan l Duncan, BC
$652K
$651,697
7
Malahat First Nation l Malahat First Nation · Mill Bay l Mill Bay, BC
$297K
$296,634
8
Halalt First Nation l Halalt First Nation · Chemainus l Chemainus, BC
$254K
$254,166
originally $11K
9
Maa-Nulth Treaty Society l Maa-Nulth Treaty Society · Port Alberni l Port Alberni, BC
$151K
$150,777

Largest recipients

Individuals and aggregate entries are not ranked.

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