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*****LETS TALK ABOUT SOBRIETY*****Sobriety is not a one-size-fits-all journey. It can begin with one conversation, one s...
10/16/2026

*****LETS TALK ABOUT SOBRIETY*****

Sobriety is not a one-size-fits-all journey. It can begin with one conversation, one support person, or one decision to take the next step. Through culturally grounded teachings, harm-reduction support, healing circles, and peer connection, MCFN members can access support without shame, pressure, or judgment. Each person’s path is their own, and no one has to walk it alone.

Let’s create space for honest conversations, healing, and hope.

10/15/2026
***** NEW COMMUNITY PROGRAMA culturally grounded healing journey is coming soon for MCFN members. Aadiziwinbenasi-miigwa...
10/15/2026

***** NEW COMMUNITY PROGRAM
A culturally grounded healing journey is coming soon for MCFN members. Aadiziwinbenasi-miigwan. is rooted in land, community, the Seven Grandfather Teachings, the Medicine Wheel, land-based practice, and peer mentorship. This healing continuum meets people where they are, without shame or pressure, and walks alongside them through each stage of their journey.The service guide includes:
β€’ Stream 01: Miskwaabikang – The Copper Lodge

β€’ Stream 02: Noojimo – The Healing Pathway

***** PROGRAM UPDATE ******Missanabie Cree First Nation members can receive up to $200 per child toward the purchase of ...
10/14/2026

***** PROGRAM UPDATE ******

Missanabie Cree First Nation members can receive up to $200 per child toward the purchase of a winter coat for children up to age 17.

To request reimbursement, please email your receipt to [email protected].

Help keep our children warm and ready for the winter season. Please share this information with MCFN families who may benefit.

Estate planning isn't only for older adults. Life can change unexpectedly. Having a will and appropriate Power of Attorn...
10/05/2026

Estate planning isn't only for older adults. Life can change unexpectedly. Having a will and appropriate Power of Attorney documents in place can help you prepare for the unexpected and make your wishes known.

πŸ“Œ A will can communicate your wishes for your estate.
πŸ“Œ A Power of Attorney can help you plan for someone to act on your behalf while you are alive.
πŸ“Œ Planning ahead can reduce stress and uncertainty for you and your family.

For First Nation individuals, there may be specific estate rules that apply depending on your circumstances. Taking the time to understand those rules can be an important part of protecting your family and your wishes.
Contact Julie Nash for additional information and/or for your FREE Estate Plan. [email protected] or 877-667-6299

Have the conversation. Ask questions. Make a plan. Your Family. Your Wishes. Your Future.

***** JOB POSTING *****Missanabie Cree Business Corporation is seeking a motivated Project Engagement Coordinator to hel...
10/05/2026

***** JOB POSTING *****

Missanabie Cree Business Corporation is seeking a motivated Project Engagement Coordinator to help strengthen communication, build meaningful relationships, and ensure community voices are reflected in project planning and delivery.
If you are organized, approachable, and passionate about connecting members, partners, and the community, we want to hear from you!

Hello MCFN membersHope Air is a national charity that supports Canadians in financial need who must travel for a healthc...
10/01/2026

Hello MCFN members

Hope Air is a national charity that supports Canadians in financial need who must travel for a healthcare appointment far from Home. Hope Air assists both patients and required caregivers with free flights, accommodations, meals and arrival airport Uber ground transportation. Please feel free to contact Rick DiCorpo if you have any additional questions at (705) 254-2702 ext. 233

Thank you,
Elder Care Coordinator

*****GCC Membership Callout*****MCFN Chief and Council invite band members to join the Governance Coordinating Committee...
10/01/2026

*****GCC Membership Callout*****

MCFN Chief and Council invite band members to join the Governance Coordinating Committee (GCC)

The Governance Coordinating Committee oversees the review and development of codes and policies of the Missanabie Cree First Nation, as outlined in Governance Strategic Plan. The Governance Coordinating Committee encourages the participation of those who have skills to bring to the discussion and who wish to gain experience while increasing their understanding of committee work and governance in a First Nation perspective. To be eligible, committee members must be over 18 years of age and a band member.

GCC Responsibilities:
β€’ To commit to attending 3-4 meetings in Sault Ste. Marie, and monthly teleconferences over the fiscal year
β€’ To work with the Governance Coordinator to develop an understanding of indigenous governance
β€’ To review and develop codes and policies for the governance of MCFN
β€’ To work with the Governance Coordinator in the preparation of a work plan, budget, governance information and reports for the use of MCFN
β€’ To ensure that the membership is informed of the development of governance tools and policies, and to encourage participation by the membership

Please send resume and cover letter to [email protected] and [email protected] by October 16 , 2026

Address

602 Queen Street East
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6A2A4

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17052542702

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