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Welcome To The Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation

 



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

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Bonnechere Community Event Yearly Calendar

 

Click Here To Go To The Calendar


The Algonquins Of Ontario Gathering will be hosted  this year by

 "The Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation" AND "The Algonquins Of Greater Golden Lake First Nation."

The dates for this event will be July 13th 2012 to July 15th, 2012 at Riverside Park In Pembroke Ontario. The Main event will be Saturday July 14th,2012. Stay tuned for more information.

Main Contacts are

 Richard Zohr Chief BAFN  613-433-9085  e-mail

Patrick Glassford Chie of The Algonquins of Greater Golden Lake. e-mail


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


 

Click Here To See This Years Christmas Dinner And Dance Pictures


PLEASE NOTE:

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Click Here To Download it in adobe PDF



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.

Click Here To Learn More


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.

 


On November 26, 2011- I Woke up to the most beautiful Snowy Owl right outside our window. We live in the

 country in Ashton (on the way to Carleton Place)

Janie Blyth

 


The Women’s Community Initiative of Canadian Heritage’s Aboriginal Peoples’ Program for a Cultural

 ‘Train-the-Trainer’ Project

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The Natural Brook Trout Lakes of Algonquin Park

Click Here to watch the Video on Youtube


Nation Gathering Committee Meeting New Date is Tuesday January 10, 2012 at 10 A.M. at the Algonquins of Ontario office.


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


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  HERE .

Please Fill It Out And Mail To

Chief Richard Zohr

Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation
57 Bonnechere Street South
Renfrew, Ontario
K7V 1Z2

Do Not Mail it to Algonquin AIP Radification Committee.


if You have any questions about this phone 613-433-9085


Anyone interested in taking the following courses please contact Chief Zohr at 613-433-9085

Algonquin Language
GPS Course
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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 download the New Algonquins Of Ontario Identification Card Application

Please mail the completed application to

Bonnechere Algonquin First Nation
57 Bonnechere Street South
Renfrew, Ontario
K7V 1Z2
 


Click HERE To Go To The BAFN Christmas Dinner And Dance 2010 Photo Gallery

 

Click Here To Go To The BAFN Family Day 2010 Photo and Video Page

 


Anishinabikwe Rising Calendar of Events for Women

Kwey from the Women of Anishinàbikwe Rising,

Attached is our Anishinàbikwe Rising Calendar of events with Tuesday Women’s Talking
Circles, Moon Ceremony and Teaching Workshop dates to send out to your
women. Please wear a skirt to Moon Ceremony. We've also included the Change of Season Feast (bring pot luck dish and give-away item) and Pikwàkanagàn Traditional Pow Wow dates.

The Cultural Center is located in the log museum building -1674 Mishomis Inamo/ Road Pikwàkanagàn
(behind restaurant/gas bar) The Elders Lodge is at 28 Chibekana Inamo/Road Pikwàkanagàn (behind Catholic
Church)

Mègwetch

You can contact us for more information about
events or to arrange a Talking Circle with your community group if you’re far
from Golden Lake at:

info@thecircleofturtlelodge.ca

or by calling: Aimee Bailey 613-625-9980, Danita Bernard
613-625-2823, or Kim Hanewich 613-756-5352

Click Here To Download The calender In Adobe


Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange Program Video

Click Here To View The 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


 


 

 

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Please direct any comments or inquiries to: Chief Richard Zohr

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