Supports community-driven projects and events that enhance social well-being, cultural connection, community engagement, and local development across the Yukon, including Indigenous-led initiatives.

Supports Indigenous artists on Prince Edward Island with funding for creation, development, and presentation of artistic work. Encourages both emerging and established artists in all disciplines.

Provides funding to Indigenous artists, groups, and collectives in New Brunswick for creation, professional development, and community arts projects. Designed to support Indigenous cultural expression and capacity building.

Supports Inuit artists and performers across Nunavut with funding for arts education, cultural preservation, and performance development. Provides training, mentorship, and project funding to enhance Inuit-led arts and cultural expression.

Funds Indigenous artists, collectives, and organizations in Toronto to support creation, presentation, dissemination, and community arts projects. Encourages both traditional and contemporary Indigenous artistic expression.

Provides funding to Indigenous artists, groups, and organizations in Ontario for artistic creation, production, community-engaged arts, and professional development. Supports a wide range of Indigenous artistic practices and cultural expression.

Provides funding for Indigenous artists and arts organizations in Québec to support the development and production of artistic projects. This program encourages continuity, cultural expression, and advancement of Indigenous arts practices.

Supports Indigenous artists in Québec for small-scale artistic projects, creation, training, or exploration. These micro-grants are designed to quickly fund emerging or established Indigenous creators with flexible, accessible support.

Supports B.C. First Nations communities and organizations to develop or upgrade facilities that safeguard and share Indigenous cultural heritage.

Funds projects that use technology to document, teach, and revitalize Indigenous languages in British Columbia.

Supports B.C. First Nations to plan, carry out and document community-based cultural practices and events that strengthen identity and intergenerational knowledge transfer.

Funds B.C. First Nations community-led projects to revitalize languages, with four flexible streams (Rise/Roots/Grow/Flourish) supporting everything from planning to multi-year immersion.

Supports First Nations communities and organizations to revitalize, maintain and strengthen Indigenous languages, including program delivery and resource development.

Provides multi-disciplinary project funding for Indigenous artists, groups, and organizations in Manitoba through micro, small, and large-scale grants.

Overview
Funds artistic and cultural projects by Indigenous individual artists or ensembles in Alberta — including creation, production, research, training, and marketing.

Supports B.C. arts organizations to acquire/renovate spaces, improve accessibility, purchase specialized equipment, and strengthen capacity for arts facilities.

Supports B.C. artists and arts/culture practitioners to tour, circulate, and travel for exhibitions, festivals, readings, screenings, presentations and related activities in/out of B.C.

Supports museums and Indigenous cultural centres (and arts/curatorial collectives) to develop exhibitions, residencies, community engagement, documentation, and collections projects.

One-on-one Indigenous language immersion for B.C. First Nations learners (two streams: MAP up to 300 hrs/year; MAP Connections 100 hrs) to build proficiency and pass language on to others.

Program supports research, development, creation, production and sharing of work, plus professional development; 2025 re-organized program with staggered re-opening.