Departmental Results Framework 2026 to 2027

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Core Responsibility: Crown-Indigenous Relations

Strengthening Crown-Indigenous relationships based on respect by engaging in collaborative initiatives, forming meaningful partnerships, and actively affirming and implementing Indigenous rights and treaties, through a whole-of-government approach, which will foster reconciliation and advance self-determination.

Departmental Result 1: Nation-to-nation, Inuit-Crown, government-to-government relationships are renewed 

Departmental Indicators

  1. Cumulative number of specific claims resolved since the Program's inception in 1973
  2. Percentage of former residential schools for which investigation work has been conducted
  3. Percentage of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis partners participating in Crown-Indigenous engagement mechanisms
  4. Percentage of Modern Treaty and Self-Governing partners participating in the Intergovernmental Leaders' Forum

Departmental Result 2: Indigenous Peoples exercise self-determination

Departmental Indicators

  1. Percentage of First Nations that assert jurisdiction over fiscal management
  2. Percentage of First Nations that assert jurisdiction over land management
  3. Number of treaties, self-government agreements and other constructive arrangements that have been concluded

Program Inventory

  • Negotiation of Treaties, Self-Government Agreements and Other Constructive Arrangements
  • Management of Treaties and Agreements
  • Guidance and Advice on Duty to Consult
  • Support for Indigenous Engagement and Capacity
  • Support for Indigenous-led Services and Programming
  • Indigenous Institutional Development and Land Management
  • Residential Schools Legacy
  • Management of Litigation and Claims

Core Responsibility: Northern and Arctic Affairs

Supporting Canada's northern and arctic organizations, individuals, communities, and governments through targeted initiatives and collaborative efforts in the pursuit of an inclusive, prosperous, and self-sufficient North.

Departmental Result 3: The Northern and Arctic region is prosperous and sustainable

Departmental Indicators

  1. Number of discussions held with provincial/territorial governments and Indigenous partners to advance shared priorities
  2. Percentage of federal science policy and initiatives that integrate Northern, Arctic and Indigenous perspectives
  3. Percentage of eligible communities implementing hunting, harvesting and food sharing initiatives
  4. Litres of diesel avoided annually with clean energy
  5. Percentage of high-priority northern contaminated sites that are being actively managed

Program Inventory

  • Nutrition North
  • Northern Contaminated Sites
  • Climate Change Adaptation and Clean Energy
  • Northern Sustainable Management
  • Northern Strategic Policy and Governance
  • Northern Science Leadership

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