Holiday Office Closure

CLOSED Jordan's Principle accepting applications for air purifiers for your child/children!

If your child/children need an air purifier, please apply!

DUE DATE:  OCTOBER 25, 2024

Heartfelt condolences from Bimose Tribal Council: Ron Indian-Mandamin

SAVE THE DATE! Northern Ontario First Nation Environmental Conference

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Bimose Tribal Council's Emergency Management shares the 'Save the Date' announcement of the Northern Ontario First Nation Environmental Conference hosted by CEDC Tourism Development Fund and Indigenous Services Canada!

For more information, please call (807) 700-7001 or email, events@ingaged.ca

Request for Proposals - Gichi-Mikinaak Lodge

Request for Proposals - Gichi-Mikinaak Lodge

Emergency Preparedness Week | Enter to Win an Emergency Kit!

Bimose Tribal Council's Technical Services department wishes you a safe summer. Join us in observing Emergency Preparedness Week, happening from May 5-11, 2024! We will also be running a giveaway contest on our Facebook page where you can win your very own Emergency Safety Kit, valued at over $100.

Join the Regional Parents Council

As part of our ongoing efforts to strengthen family and community engagement within the Bimose Tribal Council Communities, we are in the process of establishing a Regional Parents Council. We believe that the input and collaboration of parents are essential in shaping the future of education in our communities. Join the Regional Parents Council by April 19, 2024.

Deepest Condolences from Bimose Tribal Council: Chief Marvin Sinclair

The Bimose Tribal Council Board of Directors and Staff are deeply saddened by Chief Marvin Sinclair's passing. Our heartfelt condolences to his partner, Roxanne Miller, and family during this difficult time.

Bimose Fall 2023 / Winter 2024 Newsletter

We are excited to share our Fall 2023/ Winter 2024 Newsletter with you. See how Bimose Tribal Council is helping to build a better, stronger, healthier life for the Anishinaabeg

Congratulations on Your Retirement, Louie!

It is with mixed emotions that we share the news of Louie Seymour’s well-deserved retirement after nearly 30 years of outstanding service as our Economic Development Advisor. Louie’s retirement marks the end of an era defined by his unwavering dedication, exceptional leadership and steadfast commitment to Bimose Tribal Council, Kakina and our Member First Nations.