Curve Lake First Nation is currently accepting proposals to conduct a comprehensive community plan. The existing plan was completed in 2009 and an update of data and vision is required. A copy of that document is available in digital format upon request. The purpose of this Request for Proposal (RFP)...

All First Nations need to develop a position on the legalization of Cannabis. At this point we are seeking the community’s input in order to ensure that their best interest and desires are taken into account during this process. We are currently seeking a third party consultant to engage the...

Curve Lake First Nation is currently accepting proposals to develop detailed drawings for a new commercial centre to be located on Farm Lot 14, in Curve Lake First Nation. A feasibility study with proposed sizes and design has been completed. This study identifies a need for an 18,360 square foot...

The Lands Department has made a buy and sell land board for Curve Lake First Nation members to use to post their land for sale or look for land for sale. The board is located in the Lands Department Office in the Government Services Building. For more information or assistance...

The Federal Government of Canada and certain survivors of the Sixties Scoop have reached a settlement of class action lawsuits that provides compensation for certain survivors of the Sixties Scoop. A copy of the notice containing information about the settlement and information about your rights is available here. Please review the Updates tab...

The Membership Clerk is responsible for issuing status cards to eligible members and status non-member under the Indian Act. Hours of Operation Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm – by appointment only Please make an appointment with the Membership Clerk Application forms for Indian Status Registration can be found...

Safe Travels Program It is with sadness that we announce the cancellation of the Safe Travels program as of Friday, November 9th, 2018. In the spring, in partnership with Selwyn Township and Community Care, we were successful in our application to the Community Transportation Grant program which would have seen...

Peterborough Public Health to Close Travel Clinic Most Travel Vaccinations Available Through Pharmacies and Healthcare Providers Peterborough Public Health announced today that it is no longer accepting new patients into its Travel Clinic effective November 1, 2018. Current patients will continue receiving care after this date until their course of...

Posted on October 18, 2018 With precipitation receipts below normal over the past three months and low stream flows in the local rivers and creeks, low water conditions continue to persist throughout the Otonabee Region watershed. Municipalities, residents and businesses are encouraged to continue their efforts to reduce water consumption by...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Peterborough Community Dental Health Clinic Celebrates Relocation to Jackson Square New Clinic Brings All Public Health Services Under One Roof Today, Peterborough Public Health (PPH) celebrated the relocation of its Community Dental Health Clinic (CDHC) to the main office at 185 King Street...