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Kwey! Kwey ! Welcome To The Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation
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The Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation has status and Non Status Members who Are Striving to reach a Land Claim settlement with the Ontario and Canadian Governments.
Algonquin's Of Ontario Land Claim Area Map Click on map to enlarge it Bonnechere Community Event Yearly Calendar
Click Here To Go To The Calendar Click Below On The Link For The Ancestral List
Preliminary List of Algonquin Ancestors Employment Opportunities click on each one for more details Archaeology Field Assistant/Technician Positions (1-2 Vacancies Available) for a temporary contract (approximately 2-3 days) during the week of June 11-15, 2012. Beckwith Solar Inc. (a wholly owned subsidiary of International Power Canada, Inc) is seeking archaeology field assistants for a Stage 3 archaeological property survey on their ‘Almonte Solar’ Project site located near Almonte, Ontario. Deadline for resumes no later than 4 p.m. Thursday, May 31, 2012. Education and Outreach Program Student The Centre for Sustainable Watersheds (CSW) and Renfrew County Stewardship Council (RCSC) are partnering with Renfrew County community groups to deliver a shoreline stewardship project. This community-driven program uses a shoreline survey and personalized education packages to empower shoreline property owners to take positive environmental action to protect their lake. Deadline for applications Friday, May 25, 2012. Fundraiser for Omàmiwininì Pimàdjwowin (The Algonquin Way Cultural Centre) - Thursday, May 17, 2012 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Jean Pigott Hall, Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Ave. West, Ottawa Click Here for more information Important Please Read If You have not filled out your new Agreement In Principal Application Yet You May Still Do So By Downloading The Application In Adobe From The Principal Negotiators website
Please Fill out the application and mail to Algonquin AIP Ratification Committee PO Box 64012 RPO Holland Cross Ottawa Ontario K1Y 9Z9 Employment Opportunity - Archaeology Assistant/Technician Positions - 4 to 8 Vacancies Available! Click Here For More Information Finding My Way and the Community Health Worker Program is now accepting applications Free Aboriginal Business Day Workshop on March 27, 2012 at the Eganville Community Centre, 178 Jane Street, Eganville, Ontario Free Aboriginal Business Day Workshop Re-Scheduled – May 3, 2012
Click Here to download the poster
Main Contacts are Richard Zohr Chief BAFN 613-433-9085 e-mail Patrick Glassford Chief of The Algonquins of Greater Golden Lake. e-mail We are looking for Aboriginal Artisans to display their work at The Alonquins Gathering this summer. Please contact Chief Zohr at 613-433-9085.
We will require Student Volunteers for the gathering from within our communities. This can help fulfill the 40 hours of Community Volunteer Experience needed in order to obtain an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Contact Julia Davidson if you are interested at 1-819-689-2898 or 613-732-0667 Natural Brook Trout Lakes of Algonquin Park Click Here To See This Years Christmas Dinner And Dance Pictures IMPORTANT The Introduction to Law Enforcement and Compliance Course is designed to train new Conservation Officers, Deputy Conservation Officers and other individuals who require training related to their job position as well as individuals pursuing a career as a Conservation Officer. 1. The Calf Harvest In WMU 48 Ended At Sunset On Sunday November 6, 2011. 2. The Calf Harvest ended in Algonquin Park ( Only ) WMU 51 on December 4th,2011 at sunset.
The Women’s Community Initiative of Canadian Heritage’s Aboriginal Peoples’ Program for a Cultural ‘Train-the-Trainer’ Project
The Natural Brook Trout Lakes of Algonquin Park Click Here to watch the Video on Youtube
Members who have received their new picture ID cards Please Note that your member ID number has been changed on your new card.
Updated Treaty Documents Are On The Chief Negotiators Website Click On Their Logo Below To Go There
Click HERE to go to our Algonquin Language Section Anyone interested in taking the following courses please contact Chief Zohr at 613-433-9085
Algonquin Language The Algonquin's Of Ontario Now Has It's Own Web Site Click On The Logo Below To Check Out The Go To The Site
Click HERE To Go To The BAFN Christmas Dinner And Dance 2010 Photo Gallery
Anishinabikwe Rising Calendar of Events for Women Kwey from the Women of Anishinàbikwe Rising, Mègwetch You can contact us for more information
about info@thecircleofturtlelodge.ca or by calling: Aimee Bailey
613-625-9980, Danita Bernard Click Here To Download The calender In Adobe Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange Program Video Click Here For Pictures Of The Official Opening Of Our Consultation Office. We now have a dedicated Fax number so you can fax your moose applications directly to the Fax number and not have to wait for the fax machine to be turned on... Fax Number is 613-432-5893 Click Here To Go To BAFN Members Who Provide Services And Products For Sale
Please direct any comments or inquiries to: Chief Richard Zohr Webmaster ( G Waito )
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