Nipissing First Nation is launching a Small Business Pitch Competition to support entrepreneurs with start-up or growth funding. NFN members with a business idea—or an existing business ready to expand—are invited to submit a pitch for a chance to win one of three…
For NFN Members and Affiliates. Did you get a letter from your child’s school or local health unit about missing vaccinations? Not sure what you need to do? Our nurses can help you find information, obtain records, connect you with the local…
The NFN Landfill will be closed today, Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. due to inclement weather.
Wills and Estates planning is about making sure your wishes are known if you pass away or become unable to make decisions for yourself. This planning helps protect your family, your home, and your belongings, and can make things easier…
The Peer Outreach Support Team office in Garden Village will be closed from Monday, February 9 to Saturday, February 14 while the team is away for training. The office will reopen on Sunday, February 15, with regular hours of 10:00 a.m. to…
Read a Letter from Chief and Council about Returned Legal Fees from the RHT Past Compensation Settlement: portal.nfn.ca
Public Works will repair a waterline on Gerald Crescent on Monday, February 2. Traffic will be down to one lane as we work to keep the impact to residents to a minimum. If you do not live on Gerald Crescent,…
Starting Monday, January 19, 2026, and continuing until further notice, the True Self – Debwewendizwin Garden Village Peer Outreach Support Team will be temporarily changing their hours of operation due to staffing shortages. Please note that this change does not…
The NFN Economic Development Department, in partnership with The Business Centre Nipissing Parry Sound, invites NFN Members to take part in a 5-session Business Development Series designed to support and grow your business. These sessions will cover key topics including business…
NFN Members are encouraged to report any suspicious or unknown seeds received in the mail to the Environment Department. Unknown seeds may introduce invasive or harmful plants that can damage our lands and water systems. If you receive seeds from…
