News
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
Read More...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.
Congratulations on Your Retirement, Saleem!
It is with appreciation that we announce the retirement of our colleague, Saleem Memon. Saleem joined the Bimose Tribal Council team in 2022 with an impressive 40 plus years of experience as a Professional Engineer. For 2 years, Saleem has played an instrumental role as an integral member of our Technical Services department.
Read More...Bimose Tribal Council Expresses Their Condolences: Jim Green
12 Days of Fire Safety with Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council | Enter to Win an Emergency Safety Kit!
Bimose Tribal Council's friendly Technical Services department wishes you a safe and happy winter holiday. To celebrate the holidays, we're sharing 12 daily safety tips from our friends at Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council and doing a contest! Enter to win one of three Emergency Safety Kits (valued at over $100).
Read More...Fawn Wapioke, Bimose's New Executive Director
On behalf of the Bimose Tribal Council Board of Directors and Staff, we are pleased to announce the appointment of Fawn Wapioke as Executive Director. Pimbomwaytamok izhinikaazo. Mooz odooteman. Iskatewizaagegan Odoonjii.
Read More...Bimose Summer Newsletter
We are excited to share our Summer 2023 Newsletter with you! Here's what we've been doing in communities to strengthen the Anishinaabe way.
Read More...Introducing Gichi-Mikinaak Lodge
Bimose Tribal Council is excited to announce that we have purchased the tourist camp formerly known as Eagle Lake Sportsmen's Lodge. Bimose Tribal Council's newest entity is now formally known as Gichi-Mikinaak Lodge. In English, Gichi-Mikinaak translates to Great Turtle.
Read More...Bimose Spring Newsletter
We are happy to share our Spring 2023 Newsletter with you! Here's what we've been doing in communities to strengthen the Anishinaabe way.
Read More...Bimose Tribal Council Expresses Their Condolences: Chief Arnold Gardner
On behalf of the entire Bimose Tribal Council organization, we would like to express our deepest condolences to the friends, family and community of Arnold-iban, Chief of Migisi Sahgaigan.
Read More...