Where does all the money go that is given by taxpayers to indigineous communities? The only reports provided by the mainstream media focus on alleged under funding in certain areas.  But if examined on the basis of total funding per capita to indigineous communities, aboriginal communities  receive far, far more than is provided to non-aboriginals.  For example, Nunavut (created to be a model of aboriginal self-government) receives per capita annual funding from the federal taxpayers of $42,055  (yes, that's right, a family of four in Nunavut receives annual support of $168,000 from federal taxpayers). That compares to the per-capita funding from the federal government for all Canadians of $1,986.  Federal funding for Nunavut per capita is over 20 times greater than the average for all Canadians.  How meaningful, then, would any claim be that Nunavut is underfunded in one given area of government services?

Source: http://www.fin.gc.ca/fedprov/mtp-eng.asp