It’s that time of year again…Gee Gee Man Contest! Call the Curve Lake Health Centre at 705-657-2557 to notify the staff that you and your family are entering a Gee Gee Man into this years’ contest. Judge will go around with the winners announced at the annual Community Halloween Party on...
Septic Pump Outs – October 30th & 31st, and November 1st, 2018 The intent of this program is to address the environmental effects and public health and safety issues associated with improperly functioning individual, onsite wastewater systems (septic systems). It is in the best interest of our entire community to...
Please take precautions while out walking/running during the early mornings and evenings as it becomes dark. Be seen by wearing reflective clothing.
I am writing on behalf of retired Head Councillor Keith Knott, who is a member of the Ontario Geographic Names Board, to see if Curve Lake First Nation has any knowledge or input into the naming of a feature that may be located in your traditional area. We have posted...
The Curve Lake First Nation Government Services and Buildings will be CLOSED for Thanksgiving Holiday on Monday, October 8th, 2018. Services will resume on Tuesday, October 9th, 2018 at 8:30 am. Please note that the Safe Travels Bus will not be running on Monday, October 8th, 2018 due to the Thanksgiving...
Nourish and Curve Lake First Nation Economic Development has been working together to set up a Market to increase access to fresh and affordable produce in the community. We need to hear from you to find out what worked best for you! With the assistance of the Curve Lake Health...
TAKE NOTICE that a Community Approval Vote of the voters of the First Nation pursuant to the Community Approval Vote Process will be held on the 27th day of October, 2018 to determine if the voters of the First Nation who are 18 years of age or over, determined on the date...
September 13, 2018 – Ottawa, ON – Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, Province of Ontario, Williams Treaties First Nations As we build a new future with First Nations, reconciliation requires that we acknowledge the wrongs of the past and work collaboratively with Indigenous people to take the necessary steps to respectfully...
The Community Healing & Wellness Worker along with NNADAP worker will be taking on a yearlong project starting on September 17th, 2018 of creating a Traditional Jingle Dress to represent the members of Curve Lake First Nation and their families. Each day for 365 days a healing prayer and single...
The Recreation Department has created a Reward Store. What does this mean? Certain programs that are offered through the Recreation Department will have a reward system in place. When you reach certain goals/milestones, you will be eligible to pick something from the Reward Store. What is offered at the Reward...
