NFN Public Works is advising residents in the Duchesnay area that we are currently experiencing higher-than-normal water consumption. Residents are asked to please help manage water usage and conserve where possible. We also encourage everyone to: If you notice anything…
NFN Members and Affiliates are invited to learn about the Springer Rare Earth Elements & Gallium Deposit Exploration Project in Springer Township. NFN is working with Volta Metals to ensure the project is developed in a way that respects our…
A sharp spike in drug poisonings (overdoses) has been reported in the past 24 hours, raising serious concern that a more potent substance may be circulating the community. The exact cause is unknown, but this is a critical reminder that…
New Information on the NFN Membership Portal Please be advised that Chief and Council will review and consider a Band Council Resolution (BCR) regarding important matters relating to the Robinson Huron Treaty Settlement. For more details, see the full notice…
In accordance with Nipissing First Nation’s Fisheries Law, the annual spring gillnet moratorium is in effect as of Wednesday, April 1, 2026, until the 2026 fishing season begins on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Our enforcement officers will regularly monitor for compliance. Registration Commercial and Subsistence…
UPDATE (Thursday, April 2, 2026, at 1:30 p.m.) – The Cor Maximus Movement and Fall Prevention Program is now full. If you would like to be added to the waiting list in case a spot becomes available, please email [email protected]…
In 2025, several improvements were completed at Miskwaabik (Beaucage Park) to help restore, enhance, and activate the space for community use. These upgrades included a new dock and boat launch, a concrete walkway, a pavilion, picnic tables, firepits, landscaping, accessibility enhancements,…
Updated: March 30, 2026 Neyaashing Mshkikiiwan The 90-day program supports healing, wellness, and connection to the land. It is rooted in traditional Nishnaabe teaching and ways of knowing. Reconnecting with culture and land can help build strength, balance, and hope.…
Read the April 2026 issue of Enkamgak and access past issues. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please contact: Hillary Shabogesic, Wiinmaaged Ezhwebak (Communications Manager)705-753-2050 ext. 1270 | [email protected]
Nipissing First Nation Health Services is seeking a community member to host a visiting medical student this spring. From April 25 to May 22, 2026, Michael Hubeny, a first-year medical student from the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM), will…
