ISC renew Jordan's Principle until March 2027 - First Nations Health Consortium

ISC renew Jordan’s Principle until March 2027

February 27, 2026
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We acknowledge yesterday’s (Feb 25, 2026) announcement from Indigenous Services Canada regarding updates to Jordan’s Principle. We remain committed to working alongside First Nations families and partners to ensure children receive the services and supports they need, when they need them. Our priority continues to be equitable, timely access to care that honours the spirit and intent of Jordan’s Principle for all First Nations children and communities.

Canada.ca > news > Minister Gull-Masty announces $1.55 billion for Jordan’s Principle

Indigenous Services Canada Announcement, February 25, 2026:

“First Nations children and families will have greater stability, and communities will have more certainty to deliver services, with the $1.55 billion investment to renew Jordan’s Principle until March 31, 2027. Children will continue to be able to access the essential supports they need to grow and thrive.”

Watch the Global TV story: Feds earmark $1.55 billion to ensure equal services for First Nations kids

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Healthy Horizons made a generous investment to ensure young people have access to sport and proper equipment. Sport Central continues to steward those resources and place gear directly into the hands of kids who need it most. We helped bridge that connection in the community so everyone involved could be recognized and celebrated.