The latest news on Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini Algonquin Nation.
Indigenous Internship Opportunities These 9 Temporary Positions (12 months) are with the Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines and the Ministry of Indigenous Affairs, Government of Ontario. Experience working … Read moreIndigenous Internship Opportunities
Tickets for the Fourth Annual Birch Bark Canoe Raffle are now AVAILABLE!! Drop in to get yours from Noreen in our office at 24 Flint Ave., Bancroft, Ontario. $20.00 per … Read more4th Annual Birch Bark Canoe Raffle
We invite our community members to attend our special teaching event with Aimee Bailey, Educator and Trustee for The Circle of Turtle Lodge, and a Pot Luck Feast. Place: Our … Read moreApril 27, 2019 — Anishinabek Clan System, Tobacco & Water Teachings
Community meetings will be an opportunity to look at relevant land claim/treaty related information, and to discuss our path moving forward. I hope to see as many of you as … Read more2019 Community Meeting Schedule
Remember getting the Scholastic book order forms in school? Well, those colourful pages are about to get a whole lot more Indigenous. Scholastic Canada is actively looking for submissions by Indigenous authors … Read moreAre you an Indigenous writer? Scholastic wants to hear from you.
Ontario is working with Indigenous communities to create lasting economic prosperity for Indigenous people and communities. Today the province announced $27.5 million in funding for programs that support economic development … Read moreOntario Investing in Indigenous Economic Development
Emerging out of a vision from North Hastings Community Integration Association (NHCIA), this project involves 2 phases of building a collaborative public artwork that celebrates unknown and known cultural riches … Read moreNorth Hastings Community Integration Association is proud to announce the Community Corridor Of Inclusion And Resilience.
The Algonquins lived in present-day Ontario for thousands of years before Europeans arrived. Today, the Algonquins of Ontario (AOO) Settlement Area includes an area of more than nine million acres … Read moreArchaeological Liaison Training Session – 2019
Our office will be CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS from December 21st, 2018 to January 1st, 2019. We will be REOPENING on January 2nd, 2019. Nibà – ayamìyàniwan ashidj Mino Nimkòdàding … Read moreHoliday Office Hours
Wampum Belts are visual records of history. They are records of relationships and treaties between the Indigenous people of the Eastern Woodlands, as well the relationships between Indigenous peoples and … Read moreWampum Belt Talk presented by Brian Charles