The Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Chief and Council has issued Band Council Resolutions to ban four individuals from all Brokenhead Ojibway Nation lands and businesses. This decision was made with the safety and security of the Brokenhead community as the top priority. Tyler Dwain Gilbert Johnnie Kurt Ryan Bruce Raven Wesley John Straight Lawrence Wayne Wilson […]
Congratulations to Brokenhead’s Own Trent & Bryce Raven! The dynamic duo secured the coveted A Division Championship title with Alberta’s Ricky’s Rockies at the Native World Series Championships, showcasing their exceptional talent and teamwork on the national stage. This achievement is a testament to the Raven brothers’ unwavering dedication, skill, and competitive spirit. They have […]
Very exciting times in Brokenhead, we’re currently finalizing our school renovation project with the paving of our school parking lot. Please be patient and let your children know to be careful during this time. We have been working with NDC Construction on this project and we’re very pleased with their work in supporting our community […]
One of those players trying to make a name for themselves in baseball is Bryce Raven from Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, who lives in Winnipeg. The 19-year-old plays softball, slo-pitch and is part of a junior-level travel baseball team in Manitoba. Bryce was at the NAIG in Halifax, pitching for Team Manitoba and earning a gold medal. His great-grandfather, his grandmother, his dad […]
The Class Action was centered on the abuses, trauma, and cultural disconnection that impacted children placed in private homes as part of the Indian Boarding Homes Program. This Settlement is another significant development in the reconciliation process between the Canadian government and Indigenous Peoples. We have included links to materials to assist with the communication […]
In a bold move to address environmental injustice, the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, alongside seven other Manitoba First Nations, has initiated legal action against the City of Winnipeg, the provincial government, and federal authorities. The lawsuit seeks substantial compensation amounting to billions of dollars following a significant sewage spill earlier this year. This legal action underscores […]
Historic Milestone in Land Repatriation Journey April 26, 2024 – Treaty No. 1 Territory – After 20 years of sitting empty, Treaty One Development Corp. (T1DC) is proud to announce that the first phase of construction has finally begun on the repatriated lands now called Naawi-Oodena! “Through perseverance and partnership, we’ve transformed two decades of challenges […]
In a significant moment for the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation community, Chief Gordon Bluesky has been re-elected by acclamation to lead the way forward, alongside a dedicated team of Councillors: Christopher Kent, Allen (Sam) Hocaluk, Winston Desjarlais, and Wendell Sinclair Jr. (Ogimaa). Their commitment to serving the community and advancing its interests is truly commendable. Chief […]
We would like to send best wishes to BON members Hevyn-Lee Martens & Jazmyn Desjarlais as they put their name forward for an opportunity to be elected to the AMC Youth Council! The link for voting will be posted on March 26, 2024 following a live-streamed Candidates Forum happening at our AMC Youth Gathering in […]
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