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Magnetawan First Nation

Magnetawan First Nation

Magnetawan No. 1 is a First Nation reserve 6 km east of Georgian Bay, south of Sudbury, Ontario, with an area of 47 km, occupied by the Magnetawan First Nation, an Ojibwe band.

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Magnetawan First Nation
10 Hwy 529, Britt, Ontario, P0G 1A0

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Teresa Hunt
Wednesday, 09 June 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, News

Great News!

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Teresa Hunt
Thursday, 06 May 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, News

Anishinabek Police Services Annual Report

APS provides effective, efficient, proud, trustworthy and accountable service to ensure Anishinabek residents and visitors are safe and healthy while respecting traditional cultural values including the protection of inherent rights and freedoms on our traditional territory.

Marc LeSage, Acting Police Chief for the Anishinabek Police Service provides an update for the 2019-2020 annual report. Read more:

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Teresa Hunt
Thursday, 22 April 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, News

Anishinabek Nation calls for healing and restoration of Mother Earth on Great Lakes Day

The Anishinabek Nation and Iroquois Caucus Alliance on Radioactive Waste have grave concerns that the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) will develop self-serving policies which will potentially impact the safety and health of all occupants of this land.

On this Earth Day and Great Lakes Day, the Anishinabek Nation and Iroquois Caucus Alliance on Radioactive Waste are looking to the public for assistance in carrying forward their message as they call for protection of our Great Lakes Basin and Mother Earth in order to bring healing and restoration.

“Much like Mother Earth, the Great Lakes face many issues that include pollution and invasive species, demonstrating why a dedicated day is an added necessity to raise awareness and encourage all inhabitants of this land to take care of them in order to bring healing to Mother Earth,” says Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Glen Hare. “We need to protect our water bodies from anything that can harm them, and that includes toxic pollution such as nuclear waste. We have made our objections to putting the nuclear industry in charge of Canada’s Radioactive Strategy and believe that Canada should have an independent agency in place whose only concern is the environment and its inhabitants and not if the nuclear waste industry has any future or not.”

Read the full news release here:

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“As First Nations people, we have a sacred responsibility to our lands and waters and call on all levels of governments to invest in renewable power generation and storage solutions alongside efficient energy transmission and distribution be utilized in place of nuclear energy,” says Ontario Regional Chief RoseAnne Archibald. “Indigenous Peoples around the world are consistently sounding the alarm that water needs to be protected and we as First Nations people have a sacred relationship with water. Storing nuclear waste close to our water sources is not an acceptable option. We use days such as Great Lakes Day and Earth Day to raise awareness and encourage everyday Canadians to learn and join us in our calls to protect Mother Earth for future generations.”

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Teresa Hunt
Thursday, 08 April 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, Housing & Social Services, News

Niijaansinaanik Child and Family Services

As posted earlier NCFS is now a designated Child and Family Service organization which is defined as a front-line service agency requiring staffing to support our children and families in need.

Niijaansinaanik has a rental agreement with Magnetawan First Nation to occupy the designated land that the office trailer resides on and as such must access their business office.

Niijaansinaanik staff will only enter onto the First Nation to access the office location and MFN gas, convenience store, and Horton’s practicing all COVID-19 safety protocols.

Please accept their presence in our community and extend them a warm welcome.

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Teresa Hunt
Friday, 26 March 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, Ontario Works, Youth

Anishinabek Nation stands up for First Nation rights in the fight against climate change!

The Anishinabek reps argued that climate change disproportionately affects our communities, traditional ways of life, and the ability to assert and exercise jurisdiction in relation to environmental issues that directly impact our lands and people. As the quality and quantity of natural resources and medicines continue to diminish with the effects of climate change, it is vital that First Nation voices are heard and that their rights are respected.

The Anishinabek Nation is pleased to share that its arguments were heard and the majority of the Supreme Court of Canada has sided with the First Nation position.

It is especially significant that the court recognized that climate change has the effect of “threatening the ability of Indigenous communities in Canada to sustain themselves and maintain their traditional ways of life”

To read the full statement, click the download button below.

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Teresa Hunt
Wednesday, 24 March 2021 / Published in COVID-19 Pandemic, Economic & Business Development, Governance

Chiefs of Ontario – Special Edition Health Newsletter

Below are a few highlights from the Newsletter. To read it in its entirety scroll to the bottom of this page and click the PDF.

COVID-19 has had a big impact on how we have felt and has caused an increase in stress, anxiety, and worry. Things you can do right now to reduce anxiety, stress and worry, related to COVID-19:

Webinars

Topic: COVID-19 Variants of Concern
Offered by: Public Health Ontario
Date: Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Time: 10:00am – 11:00 am (EST)
About the Webinar:
This rounds session will cover an overview of the evidence to date on COVID-19 variants of concern with respect to their epidemiology and their influence on the pandemic and disease control. We will present some of the methods that are used to screen and test for variants of concern, as well as the results of targeted and surveillance testing for variants in Ontario. Finally, we will present updates from the Provincial Advisory Committee on Infectious Diseases – Infection Control regarding the evidence and recommendations for infection control measures related to variants of concern. Click here to register in advance.

Understanding Wellness in Indigenous Wisdom – Series of webinars (02MAR21)
During the presentations, participants will:
Share the importance of language – what your language says about being well
Discuss how your culture helps maintain being well
Discuss the vision of a healthy community/healthy peoples
Discuss the importance of the caregiver role and how much they are appreciated and valued by communities
To watch the series click here.

The Chiefs of Ontario are looking for individuals, youth, and Elders/First Nation Knowledge Keepers that have knowledge and experience in First Nation health research, research practices, community-based research, experience with the Regional Health Survey (RHS), reviewing and writing research projects, knowledge of First Nation research ethics to sit on the First Nation Data Governance Committee. If interested in this exciting opportunity check out the COO March newsletter

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Friday, 26 February 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, Education, Governance, Youth

ISC – Now Taking Appointment Registration

The Ontario region is pleased to offer appointments for registration & membership Services. Read more below …

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Friday, 26 February 2021 / Published in Economic & Business Development, Education, Schools & Education, Youth

ADVOCATE Magazine Winter 2020/21

Check out the Winter edition of the official magazine of the Chiefs of Ontario.

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Friday, 26 February 2021 / Published in COVID-19 Pandemic, Economic & Business Development, Governance, Youth

ISC – Public Health Alert COVID-19 Variants of Concerns

As you are aware, COVID-19 Variants of Concern (VOCs) are circulating within Ontario. We are writing to you today to provide updated information and public health recommendations regards COVID-19 VOCs.

For more, please read this release below.

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Wednesday, 27 January 2021 / Published in Business, Economic & Business Development, Governance

Audit Presentation via Zoom

Please be advised that their will be a Audit presentation Wednesday Feb 3rd at 6PM via Zoom Meeting. For more information, please contact the Magnetawan First Nation Band Offices.

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