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Transaction advances Indigenous ownership in Canada’s manufacturing sector Brokenhead Ojibway Nation is pleased to announce the acquisition of Freed & Freed, a local Manitoba manufacturing company with a legacy of high-quality apparel that dates back to 1921. This transaction marks an important milestone in the Nation’s long-term economic development strategy and a significant step forward […]

The 2024/2025 Annual Report is now available for download/viewing: Brokenhead Annual Report 2024/2025

NOTICE TO ALL BON HOUSING OCCUPANTS RE: New Housing Rent Payment Method – E-Transfer Please be advised that BON Housing now has a new rent payment method available. Effective immediately, housing rent payments can be made by e-transfer to the following email address: 📧 bonharent@brokenheadojibwaynation.com When submitting your e-transfer, please ensure that you include the […]

The Brokenhead Housing Authority is aware of a post circulating in the community that includes information about a housing project that is not accurate. We understand that housing is a deeply important issue for families, and when information is shared that isn’t correct, it can create confusion, frustration, and division. We’re sharing the information below […]

Treaty 1 Territory | November 28, 2025 Brokenhead Ojibway Nation is proud to share a truly historic milestone for our Nation and for First Nations children, youth, and families across Manitoba. The Link: Youth and Family Supports—an organization that has served communities for 96 years—has now been placed under the governance of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation […]

Please be advised any emergency and/or after calls the regular office hours the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Housing Authority Housing Emergency Calls: 204-904-9840 • Furnace (Heating & Cooling) • Electrical • Plumbing • Sump & Septic Tank Pumps The on-call housing staff will attend the home, assess, problem solve, provide a teachable moment if needed, and […]

A Senate committee has voted ten to one to pass sweeping amendments to the government’s Bill S-2, ending what’s known as the second generation cut-off and implementing a one-parent rule, that allows anyone with status under the Indian Act to pass their legal identity and rights on to their children. The vote on Tuesday by members […]

Today on Treaty 1, along the Assiniboine, we began The Elswood—an Indigenous-led multi family housing development in Osborne Village. This is a significant, historic moment for Brokenhead Ojibway Nation and our members: a visible step toward safe, affordable homes in the heart of our city, and a clear signal that Indigenous ownership and partnership are […]