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   How much do First Nations pay for Education?

   • Over $6.1 billion for elementary and secondary education to help First Nations children living on reserve receive high-quality schooling. This also includes $1.8 billion in infrastructure funding, which has already supported 310 school facility projects; $417 million targeted for First Nations post-secondary education.

   Chapter 6: A Fair Future for Indigenous Peoples | Budget 2024 - Canada

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   How much money is needed to support First Nations peak education?

   • A further $29.1 million over four years was announced to support First Nations peak education bodies. While this emphasis and funding is welcome, it needs to result in a change in the way governments listen to Indigenous peoples when making funding allocations.

   There’s $110 million for Indigenous education in the budget. But where

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   How much money will Indigenous Services Canada give to First Nations?

   • $12.6 million, over two years, starting in 2024-25, to Indigenous Services Canada to continue implementing and advancing the New Fiscal Relationship with First Nations communities.

   Chapter 6: A Fair Future for Indigenous Peoples | Budget 2024 - Canada

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   How much did First Nations spend in 2012?

   • Data gleaned from federal archives and Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada shows that spending per registered First Nations person jumped to $9,056 per person by 2012 from $922 in 1950 (the figures are adjusted for inflation so this is an apple-apple comparison). That’s an 882 per cent per capita increase in real terms.

   Facts about Aboriginal funding in Canada | Fraser Institute

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   How much does Canada spend on Indigenous programs?

   • When we make that comparison, we find that Indigenous spending was $20.5 billion in the earlier year, out of to-tal program spending of $338.5 billion (Canada, Department of Finance, 2021a: 245, 328), for a 6.1 percent share.

   Indigenous Spending in Budget 2022 - Fraser Institute

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   Is there inequity in Education Funding for First Nation students?

   • The committee claims there is currently inequity in education funding for First Nation students on reserve vis-a-vis students in provincial public schools. Wrong. National on-reserve funding per student in the 2010/11 school year amounted to $13,524 compared to $11,646 per student, on average, in provincial public schools across Canada.

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2. www.canada.ca › en › department-financeA Fair Future for Indigenous Peoples - Canada.ca

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   Apr 16, 2024 · $426 million for First Nations on reserve; $62 million for Self-Governing and Modern Treaty First Nations; $370 million for Inuit communities; and, $60 million for Métis communities.

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3. theconversation.com › theres-110-million-forThere’s $110 million for Indigenous education in the budget ...

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   May 17, 2024 · The 2024 federal budget contains A$110 million for Indigenous education. This includes funding for various different organisations to represent and help Indigenous people as well as...

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5. www.fraserinstitute.org › article › facts-aboutFacts about Aboriginal funding in Canada - Fraser Institute

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   Data gleaned from federal archives and Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada shows that spending per registered First Nations person jumped to $9,056 per person by 2012 from $922 in 1950 (the figures are adjusted for inflation so this is an apple-apple comparison).

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Budget 2024's biggest line items on that front include $1.5 billion for Indigenous child and family services, $1.2 billion for First Nations kindergarten to Grade 12 education, and $1 billion...

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   Budget 2022 contains a five-year plan, covering 2022-23 through 2026-27 (Canada, Department of Finance, 2022a: 179-180). At the end of this five-year period, Indigenous spending is pro-jected to be about $35.5 billion per fiscal year, an increase of $10.5 billion over 2021-22, or 42 percent in nominal dollars.

8. budget.canada.ca › 2024 › report-rapportA Fair Future for Indigenous Peoples - Canada

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Over $6.1 billion for elementary and secondary education to help First Nations children living on reserve receive high-quality schooling. This also includes $1.8 billion in infrastructure funding, which has already supported 310 school facility projects;

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   Through Budget 2022, the Government of Canada invested $310.6 million over 5 years to better support elementary and secondary student outcomes through a Regional Education Agreement with the Quebec First Nations Education Council (FNEC).