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RECENT NEWS

FY2019 Financials

2019 Financial Statements
2019 BDO Letter

​MFN Drug Strategy - Approved June 26, 2019

Mississauga Nation (MN) Fact Sheet - July 5, 2019

UPCOMING EVENTS

​Chief & Council Meetings

September 4, 2019
Council Chambers 5:00 PM

Band Members are welcome to attend regular meetings or watch the live stream.
For more information contact Chief & Council Secretary, Crystal Chiblow

C&C MEDIA RELEASES - APPROVED LAWS

ATTENTION: members residing in North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, and Sault Ste. Marie areas

ANISHINABEK NATION GOVERNANCE AGREEMENT:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
​ What is the Governance Agreement?
 The Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement (“ANGA”) is an agreement between the Anishinabek Nation, on behalf of member First Nations, and Canada that recognizes the power of the First Nations who ratify the ANGA to pass their own election laws, citizenship laws, language and culture laws and financial administration type laws.
Why a self-government agreement?
A self-government agreement provides the formal recognition by Canada of our inherent right to pass these types of laws otherwise, our alternative is to fight it out in court for the recognition of these types of laws. That kind of recognition is time consuming and expensive and there is no guarantee that courts will rule in our favour on these matters. The self-government agreement also provides more funding needed to exercise these law making powers.
What kinds of laws are recognized under the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement?
The Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement covers four areas:

1. Leadership Selection (Elections)
2. Citizenship:
3. Language and culture
4. Operation and management of government

First Nations who ratify the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement will have the power to enact laws on how they wish to elect their Chief and Council, how their First Nation government will operate and be managed, who their citizens will be and how they want to protect and promote the Anishinaabe language and culture.   Fiscal transfers will be increased to cover the costs of these new responsibilities.

For more information please visit:
www.governancevote.ca

Lisa Restoule
Governance Regional Communications Coodinator - Lake Huron Region
Phone:  (705) 497-9127  /  1-877-702-5200
Fax:         (705) 497-9135
Email:      lisa.restoule@anishinabek.ca

INDIAN DAY SCHOOLS CLAIM & SIXTIES SCOOP CLASS ACTION UPDATE

Link: Indian Day School Information and Claim Registration Form

Link: List of Coordinators to access Jordan's Principle

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