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Jun. 7

Please click the link below to view the Education Department Newsletter.   Education Department Newsletter

Jun. 5

Please click the link below to view the Healing & Wellness Department Newsletter for the month of June. Healing & Wellness Newsletter - June

May. 28

Due to the late spring we have had, we were advised to push back the timing of our Spring Feast.  The next available date was June 2nd.  The First Nation and Elders Council are pleased to invite you to this ceremony at the traditional Roundhouse on Saturday June 2, commencing at 11:00 am.

May. 4

28 First Nation communities including LDMLFN along with Indigenous and provincial leaders announced the signing of a series of resource revenue sharing agreements that will see money from mining and forestry operations in northern Ontario flow to First Nations partners in the territories where those activities take place. The agreements, made with First Nations represented by Grand Council Treaty #3, Wabun Tribal Council and Mushkegowuk Council, will see Ontario share 45 per cent of annual revenue from forestry stumpage with the First Nations. It will also share 40 per cent of the annual mining tax and royalties from mines active at the time the agreements were ...

May. 2

Please click the link below to view the Healing & Wellness Department Newsletter for the month of May.   Healing & Wellness Department Newsletter - May

Apr. 27

         COMMUNIQUE To:           LDMLFN Band and Community Members From:       LDMLFN Chief and Council Boozhoo to our membership and families! The winter has been a long one and spring has taken it’s time getting here! As of today, reports are that there are still approximately 36 inches of ice on Lac des Mille Lacs.  We have certainly experienced a cool and late spring here.  Let's hope the weather warms up soon and we will have a long and beautiful summer.  We wanted to take this opportunity to update our membership on some of the initiatives that we reported ...

Apr. 18

How far can your moccasin’s walk? The Ontario Native Women’s Association’s Aboriginal Diabetes Program is CHALLENGING YOU TO A MOCC WALK! Join this FREE walking challenge intended to increase awareness about diabetes and to promote physical activity among Indigenous people across Ontario. Just record the number of minutes you spent walking, tally your points at the end of the challenge and submit them to ONWA. You earn 1 point for every 10 minutes you walk. The more points you get, the more chances you have to win great prizes! Everyone of all ages is encouraged to participate - women, men, youth, children, elders. Participate as individuals or ...

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