FORGOT YOUR DETAILS?

About Us

Our History - Our Heritage

The Magnetawan First Nation is within the boundaries of the territory described by the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850, as signed by Chief Pamiquonaishkung. Our proud heritage of languages includes our Mother tongue of Anishinaabemowin with English also commonly spoken.

Our Leadership

  • Chief Lloyd Noganosh
  • Deputy Chief Pamela DeHaan
  • April Cardinal, Councillor
  • Jule Sabourin, Councillor

Our Population

  • On Reserve: 120 Residents (2021)
  • 285 Registered Members

Our Facilities

  • Health Center
  • Band Office
  • Esso & Tim Hortons
  • Magnetawan First Nation Store & Gas Bar
  • Van Transportation to Parry Sound
  • School Busing to Parry Sound and Britt
  • Telephone – Bell Canada
  • Television – Satellite Service
  • 911 Services - OPP
  • Radio – Parry Sound/Sudbury
  • Newspapers – Purchased at Namme Gnediwan Gas Station & Convenience Store (Toronto & Parry Sound Papers)
  • Water – First Nation Water and Waste Treatment Plant
  • Other Waste – Waste Disposal Site
  • Energy/Electricity – Ontario Hydro
  • Elementary – Britt Elementary School
  • Secondary – Parry Sound High School

Opening Hours

Monday - Wednesday: 8:00a.m. to 5:30p.m.
Thursday: 8:00a.m. to 4:30p.m.
Friday - Sunday: Closed

Recent Posts

TOP