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Timber Claim Trust

March 23, 2023

Women’s Outreach

March 22, 2023

David Charles Traditional Pow Wow

March 21, 2023

Protecting Our Home!

March 21, 2023

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February 16, 2023
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February 27, 2023

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Chief & Council
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Administration
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Education
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  • Majorie Mills Public School
  • Our Lady of Fatima
  • Geraldton Composite High School
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Community
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Health & Social Services
  • Aboriginal Head Start
  • Jordan's Principle
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Housing & Infastructure
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Economic Development
  • Ring of Fire
  • Greenstone Gold Mines
  • Longlac Lumber Inc.
  • Ginoogaming Gaming Commision
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Ginoogaming First Nation
Timber Claim Trust

The Ginoogaming First Nation Timber Claim Trust was established in April of 2002, following negotiations and an agreement between Ginoogaming First Nation and the Government of Canada for compensation resulting from illegal taking of timber on Long Lake Reserve #77.

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Youth Program

We have 58 youth attending school. 21 attend Marjorie Mills public school, 18 attend Our Lady of Fatima and 19 attend the high school in Geraldton, Geraldton Composite High School. This year’s summer placement was at an all time high according to Ginoogaming First Nations employment records. More than 40% of our Youth or currently employed by Ginoogaming First Nation Band.

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Making Ground
River Road and Bridge

The Making Ground River Crossing is a bridge and roadway replacement project. This project is designed to reduce congestion and improve safety issues. The bridge is in such advanced state of deterioation that a complete replacement is required.

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