The Anishinabek/Ontario Fisheries Resource Center (A/OFRC), in partnership with Nipissing First Nation’s Natural Resources Department, will be conducting a fish habitat and impact assessment along the Lake Nipissing shoreline. Work will take place near the boat launches in Garden Village,…
Due to mechanical issues with the collection truck, the West end communities will experience delays in garbage pick-up. Garbage: If your garbage was not collected today (Monday, August 25), it will be picked up tomorrow (Tuesday, August 26). Recycling: Recycling…
We want to hear how you get around. Complete this survey to help us better understand travel needs and design transportation services that work for everyone. In partnership with Blaise Transit, this study will lay the foundation for improved community connectivity…
Join us at the Nbisiing Nishnaabeg 37th Annual Dewegigewaad on Saturday, August 30 and Sunday, August 31, 2025 for a weekend of winmaage naadziwin kendaaswin (“passing down traditional knowledge”) through song, dance, and community spirit. Features EventsTimes are approximate and subject…
Nipissing First Nation has enacted a Non-Permanent Structure Law to regulate the use of trailers, tents, sheds, and similar structures used as temporary shelters on NFN lands. A permit is required if a structure is used for more than 14 consecutive days in a…
Nipissing First Nation invites all members to a follow-up engagement session about the proposed solar project on reserve lands. This is a second session, held to review potential alternative sites for the project. Wednesday, September 3, 20256:00 – 8:00 p.m.Garden…
Log into the NFN Membership Portal here: NFN Membership Portal NFN Members can log into their NFN Membership Portal account to read a Letter from Gimaa Stevens regarding updates on the proposed Solar Project. This information is for NFN members…
August 15, 2025 – Next week, the Province of Ontario plans to spray glyphosate-based herbicides (chemical weed-killers) over parts of the Nipissing Forest. This forest is on Nbisiing traditional territory. Glyphosate is the main chemical in Roundup, a weed-killer used…
Why should you register with the NFN Education Department every year? -To take Nbisiing Bus Lines (registration required) -To be eligible for start-up allowance, incentives, and awards! Registration must be completed every year and updated as information (new school, address,…
Join Nipissing First Nation for a peaceful protest against the aerial spraying of glyphosate in our traditional territory. This violates Treaty rights and harms the environment and traditional food sources. Glyphosate poisoning affects not only the ecosystem but also the…
