Bimose Tribal Council is a non-profit organization owned and directed by our 10 Member First Nations. Our Head Office is located in Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation. And our central office and sacred lodge is located in Kenora.
We aren’t just a service provider; we are a partner governed by traditional law and the direction of our Elders. We share professional costs so that every community has access to expert advisors in language and culture, education, economic development, and technical services – including water management and engineering.
Providing K-12 education at Gaagagekiizhik and Bimose High School with a focus on land-based learning.
The engine for our collective economic growth and for-profit business ventures.
Essential support and resources to member First Nations to enhance educational outcomes and cultural success for all students.
Bridging relationships to advance First Nations student achievements in all schools.
Gaagagegiizhigook Ganawenimaawoswin Wiigiwaam in Kenora provides a save, nurturing, and culturally-rich licensed day care environment that integrates Anishinaabe values and language into daily play and discovery.
We provide essential programs and resources to our member First Nations to revitalize Anishinaabemowin and preserve our cultural traditions.
Located on Eagle Lake in Vermilion Bay, our beautiful Gichi-Mikinaak Lodge serves as a peaceful gathering space deeply connected to the land. It provides a welcoming environment for our communities to come together for cultural workshops, traditional storytelling, and immersive Anishinaabemowin language camps.
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