Ken’ulh K’it Yikh – Dze L K’ant Friendship Centre

August 23, 2026 West Coast Outpost

Spread the love

Dze L K’ant Friendship Centre – All funded with “White Canadian” Dollars

Just to be clear, these numbers are not totals, we did not have time to get totals, they could double or triple this total we presented.

Federal and B.C. government records for Dze L K’ant Friendship Centre Society in Smithers.

There isn’t one public page that gives a single “all-time government funding” number. However, I found substantial documented government funding, including:

$808,383 from Indigenous Services Canada, under an agreement beginning April 1, 2017.
$448,659 from the federal Department of Justice for victim services related to MMIWG. The original agreement was $408,659 and was later amended.
$191,988 from Women and Gender Equality Canada for Indigenous women and gender-equality work, 2022–2025.
$250,000 through the National Association of Friendship Centres’ Mental Health Support Program for trauma-informed mental-health counselling.
$224,497 from the B.C. government for a shared-cost employment/services agreement.
$221,400 in a B.C. Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres allocation.
$150,000 for a northern B.C. community shuttle program.
$216,000 over three years from B.C.’s Indigenous-led non-profit funding program.
$30,000 from B.C.’s Giving Voice program in 2024.
$8,000 from Canadian Heritage for Dze L K’ant Reconciliation Week in 2024.
$6,700 for the same type of reconciliation programming in 2025.
$7,000 for Dze L K’ant Reconciliation Week in 2026.
$25,000 from the federal New Horizons for Seniors program in 2013.
Historical Aboriginal Healing Foundation funding of $591,414.

PLUS – All funded with “White Canadian” Dollars – Race based housing projects

The 31-unit affordable housing complex at 2720 Highway 62 in Hazelton—serving seniors, people with disabilities, and members of the Gitxsan Nation and Wet’suwet’en First Nation—received approximately $7 million in funding from the B.C. government More “White Dollars”

$13.6 million through the Building BC: Indigenous Housing Fund. Town of Smithers: approximately $33,000 in contributions, plus land provided through a long-term lease. The land was valued at about $112,000 for equity purposes. More “White Dollars”

Dze L K’ant Housing Society will not disclose the projected cost to taxpayers until the project nears completion. Given that it looks like the same building as Smithers has it would not be far fetched to sugest no less that 14 Million “white Dollars”

FOR THE RECORD – We are not racist, we hate racism, and it has somehow become acceptable when aboriginals use racist slurs against “White Canadians” We are not the ones saying we live on stolen land, we are not the ones saying we are colonizers, this comes from the very people using “White Canadians” tax dollars to fund projects, never out of their pockets and always out of ours.

Not to be left out, Nathan Cullen, and you are wonder who funded all these radical Indians?

Leave a Reply Cancel reply