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First Nations Community Development Corporations (SIGA casinos) · Canada

Community Development Corporation (CDC) grants

Intake status unconfirmed

Six CDCs share 25% of on-reserve SIGA casino profits with First Nations and non-First Nations groups near Saskatchewan casinos: culture, education, youth, Elders, recreation, health and more.

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Program at a glance

Application status
Intake status unconfirmed
Funding amount
Varies by CDC
Listed deadline
Each CDC sets its own dates
Who can apply
Nonprofits, Charities, First Nations, Métis and Inuit organizations, Schools, Municipalities, Libraries, archives and museums.
Where
Saskatchewan, Canada
Pays for
A project, Events, festivals or workshops, Equipment or supplies, Buildings or renovations

Who it's intended for

Details
Organizations in a community near a Saskatchewan casino. CDCs: BATC (North Battleford), Bear Claw (Whitewood), Dakota Dunes (Saskatoon), Living Sky (Fort Qu'Appelle), Northern Lights (Prince Albert), Painted Hand (Yorkton).

Source checked against the funder's website on October 23, 2026. Always confirm current details with the funder.

Still to confirm

A profile match does not check every requirement. Confirm these points on the funder's page before applying.

  • Whether the current intake is accepting applications, and its exact cutoff time and timezone.
  • Organizations in a community near a Saskatchewan casino. CDCs: BATC (North Battleford), Bear Claw (Whitewood), Dakota Dunes (Saskatoon), Living Sky (Fort Qu'Appelle), Northern Lights (Prince Albert), Painted Hand (Yorkton).
  • Any registration, membership or previous-funding restrictions.
  • Which costs are covered and what supporting documents are needed.

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