Community News

There has been public discussion about the proposed Sio Silica Sands Project, now Project SiMbA, and we want to be transparent with all members about our position on resource extraction developments. Community involvement in these discussions is crucial. Many members have expressed interest in the benefits of various development proposals, while others are raising concerns. […]

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As the Province of Manitoba provides Families living off-reserve under EIA with rental and utility assistance, Caregivers cannot request Jordan’s Principle to pay for rent, hydro, or water. Getting rent and utility support from other Agencies is putting your EIA benefits at risk of being cut off or paused until a thorough investigation is completed. […]

Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Jordan’s Principle makes every effort to address the needs of children and families. It has come to our attention that individuals are abusing the services provided by Jordan’s Principle. Should it be determined that a Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Jordan’s Principle client is selling their hampers or any goods received for their children […]

(Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, MB) The Brokenhead Ojibway Nation and the Manitoba First Nation Police Service (MFNPS) hosted a signing ceremony today to celebrate the opening of the latest MFNPS detachment in the community and new era of public safety for the people of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. The Brokenhead Ojibway Nation (BON) is one of the […]

In a groundbreaking move that signifies a significant step towards self-governance and community empowerment, the official signing ceremony for the transfer of police services from the RCMP to the Manitoba First Nations Police Service is took today in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. The long-awaited transition marks a pivotal moment in the history of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, […]

Manitoba First Nations Police Service are now officially Brokenhead Ojibway Nation’s police services. Location: 3 Bear Road Emergency: 911 Non-Police Emergency CALL: (431) 317-8257 General Inquiries: (431) 317-8258

This morning, Chief Gordon Blue Sky, along with members of Council, met with the NDP caucus to address key issues surrounding economic reconciliation. The meeting focused on the critical need for collaborative efforts between Indigenous communities and the government to create sustainable economic opportunities for First Nations. Chief Blue Sky emphasized the importance of meaningful […]

To those with concerns regarding water quality, the cause of the cloudy appearance is due to air in the water which will dissipate in a short time. It is not a health issue. The air relief valves on our domestic pumps are in need of replacement and I am locating the proper replacement parts which […]