Our Chief and Council hosted its first engagement with our 60+ Elders last evening. Our Elders were excited to have an opportunity to provide input on Chief and Council’s list of 2022-2023 Priorities. This is the first engagement on Chief and Council’s 2022-2023 Priorities, we will engaging our managers in the coming weeks. After discussions […]
With the warmer weather upon us many BON Members are eager to get outside and enjoy the outdoors which may include riding off-road vehicles (ORV’s) Most of the laws around ORVs fall under the Off road vehicles act, but here are some general rules to keep in mind when riding an ORV: Anyone under the […]
Congratulations to our newly and re-elected Chief & Council of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation – Chief Gordon Bluesky, Councillors: Allen (Sam) Hocaluk, Christopher Kent, Remi Olson and Wendell Sinclair Jr. (Ogimaa). Thank you to Deborah Smith and Kevin Thomas for their dedication and service to the members of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation.
A controversial road in the RM of St. Clements has been renamed in the spirit of reconciliation. Brokenhead Ojibway First Nation and the Rural Municipality of St. Clements worked together to choose a new name for Colonization Road in Libau, Man. The new name — Reconciliation Road — was officially unveiled with a ceremony and the […]
Treaty 1 Territory August 25, 2020 On August 24, 2020 Brokenhead Ojibway Nation (BON) sent two letters, one to the Province of Manitoba and a second to the Government of Canada, outlining our concerns with the proposed CanWhite Sands Corporation’s (“CanWhite”) proposed silica sand processing facility development project (the “Project”) near Vivian, Manitoba. BON requested […]
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