Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health is looking for indigenous seniors from across Canada to share their story to be published in “Our Land Our Stories”. To participate, please contact Natalie at frasernatalie@yahoo.ca or 613-784-9309.
Don’t miss out on your chance to participate in Free energy-efficient upgrades, such as light bulbs, appliances and more, are available through the First Nations Conservation Program. There’s no cost to you. You can make your home more comfortable and save energy. We are accepting applications until Friday, December 22,...
The Health Centre is now accepting applications for the Christmas Hamper 2017. This program is open to any status Curve Lake First Nation members that reside on the territory. Applications can be submitted at the reception at the Health Centre Christmas Hamper Application 2017 – hard copies available at the front reception...
The Communication Committee is a committee appointed by and under the direction of Council, established to develop a strategy that will outline the standards and protocols that will direct communication for Curve Lake First Nation. Meetings will occur on a monthly basis, time to be determined by Committee members. The...
The Committee is formed to develop the policy and procedure for Chief and Council Honoraria. Committee members include staff, Councillor portfolios and community members. The Committee is seeking one more community member to join the committee. If you are interested in being part of the committee, please submit a completed committee...
November 22nd, 2017 Two bedrooms, fully accessible Senior homes – Occupancy January 1, 2018. Energy efficient construction, beyond industry standards. $580 a month plus utilities. Maintenance free exterior (grass cutting, snow removal, etc.) Appliances and furniture not included. No pets or smoking in the building. All Clients will be assessed...
November 22nd, 2017 The Anishinabek Police Service Curve Lake Detachment is appealing for your assistance. On November 13, 2017, between the hours of 5:00 and 6:30 pm someone or a group of people attended to the Curve Lake Cenotaph and destroyed the wreaths and decorations in place from the Remembrance...
Council will be hosting a community meeting to provide an update to you on the various topics including those listed below. Please plan to attend. Your understanding and input is important to us and we hope to see you there. COMMUNITY MEETING Saturday April 29th, 2017 10 am to 2...
The first meeting of the “Team” was held Wednesday, March 8, 2016, where we discussed activities and planning that had taken place to now and we set a plan for some of the activities for the near future. Two calls were in the newsletter asking for community participation and representatives...
Would you like to set up a Vendor/ Information Booth at this year’s Darlington Nuclear Information Centre Aboriginal Day Celebration? Any vendors or information booths are encouraged to join the event to sell their items and spread some information about First Nations peoples and their traditions. If you are interested...
