Date of open meeting of Council Tuesday, 28 January 2025 Location:
O&M Office 2 French River Reserve 13
Enacting Resolution Henvey Inlet First Nation Ratification Law
BACKGROUND
A. HIFN wishes to establish a custom-based process for the ratification by eligible voters of matters of importance to Henvey
Inlet First Nation in cases where no ratification process is prescribed by any other law.
Attention Henvey Inlet First Nation Band Members!
New information from the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund is available on the Member's Portal of the website.
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This announcement is to let members know that new information has been added to the Members' Portal—Robinson Huron Treaty Infomation section of the website.
Also, once you are logged in, there is a new submenu available to help members navigate the website more easily.
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The Henvey Inlet First Nation (HIFN) Child and Family Wellbeing Project, supported by Indigenous Services Canada, seeks to reclaim jurisdiction over the care and protection of HIFN’s children and families.
In the 1950s, the Indian Boarding Homes Program placed First Nations and Inuit children in private homes for the purpose of attending school. This Settlement provides compensation to people placed in these homes. You are a Primary Class Member if Canada placed you in a private home, between September 1, 1951 and June 30, 1992. You may still be eligible if you were placed after June 30, 1992. People who were placed in private homes, but died on or after July 24, 2016, may also be eligible, and their estate can apply on their behalf.
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Consolidated Financial Statements of HENVEY INLET FIRST NATION
And Independent Auditor’s Report thereon Year ended March 31, 2023
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Financial Information of HENVEY INLET FIRST NATION
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ABOUT THE PROJECT
Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak (formerly the Henvey Inlet First Nation Child and Family Wellbeing Project) is a transformative initiative by Henvey Inlet First Nation (HIFN) to assert jurisdiction over the care and protection of HIFN’s children and families. Supported by Indigenous Services Canada, this project focuses on developing a child and family services law that reflects Anishinaabe values and traditions. Community engagement and consultation are integral to the project to ensure the new law meets the needs of children, youth, and families both on and off-reserve. Key partners include the HIFN Band Representative Program, the Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak Working Group, engagement specialists Avaanz, and the law firm Fogler Rubinoff.
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Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Band Representative to join our Administration. The Band Representative reports to the Band Representative Lead and is responsible to represent and advocate for Henvey Inlet First Nation members that are involved with any child welfare agencies throughout Canada. This position requires exceptional interpersonal communication skills and strong organization skills.
Henvey Inlet First Nation offers competitive wages, paid vacation and personal emergency days, an incredible pension and benefit package, on-site daycare services for working parents, fifteen paid federal, provincial and First Nations holidays, annual cultural leave, paid Christmas break, and half-day workdays every Friday.
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There is new information available from the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund regarding letters sent to the Prime Minister, the Governor General of Canada and the Premier of Ontario.
You can CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Members Portal Login page, where you may also register if you have not done so yet.
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Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a Summer Student Coordinator to join our Administration for a short-term seasonal contract from June 2025 to August 2025. The Summer Student Coordinator reports to the Director of Finance/Administration and is responsible for supervising the summer students as they fulfill their work plan objectives. This position requires exceptional communication skills and a positive, motivational attitude.
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Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Events Coordinator to join our Administration. The Events Coordinator reports to the Administration Manager and is responsible for overseeing the planning, design, budget, production, promotion and overall coordination of Henvey Inlet First Nation community events. The Events Coordinator will recruit volunteers, purchase supplies, set-up and decorate venues, create promotional materials and arrange catering when required. This position requires exceptional time-management and organizational skills and superior attention to detail.
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WHERE: O&M Building, Henvey Inlet First Nation
WHEN: Wednesday, June 4th, 2025
START: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Eastern)
VIRTUAL: Zoom link will be available
Please email the Trust Coordinator your full name & status number to confirm your attendance. The Zoom link will be sent to you prior to the meeting.
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Location: O&M building 14 Sand Pit Road
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ABOUT THE PROJECT
Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak (formerly the Henvey Inlet First Nation Child and Family Wellbeing Project) is a transformative initiative by Henvey Inlet First Nation (HIFN) to assert jurisdiction over the care and protection of HIFN’s children and families. Supported by Indigenous Services Canada, this project focuses on developing a child and family services law that reflects Anishinaabe values and traditions. Community engagement and consultation are integral to the project to ensure the new law meets the needs of children, youth, and families both on and off-reserve. Key partners include the HIFN Band Representative Program, the Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak Working Group, engagement specialists Avaanz, and the law firm Fogler Rubinoff.
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Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Band Representative to join our Administration. The Band Representative reports to the Band Representative Lead and is responsible to represent and advocate for Henvey Inlet First Nation members that are involved with any child welfare agencies throughout Canada. This position requires exceptional interpersonal communication skills and strong organization skills.
Henvey Inlet First Nation offers competitive wages, paid vacation and personal emergency days, an incredible pension and benefit package, on-site daycare services for working parents, fifteen paid federal, provincial and First Nations holidays, annual cultural leave, paid Christmas break, and half-day workdays every Friday.
in Community News and Press Releases
There is new information available from the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund regarding letters sent to the Prime Minister, the Governor General of Canada and the Premier of Ontario.
You can CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Members Portal Login page, where you may also register if you have not done so yet.
in Job Postings
Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a Summer Student Coordinator to join our Administration for a short-term seasonal contract from June 2025 to August 2025. The Summer Student Coordinator reports to the Director of Finance/Administration and is responsible for supervising the summer students as they fulfill their work plan objectives. This position requires exceptional communication skills and a positive, motivational attitude.
in Job Postings
Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Events Coordinator to join our Administration. The Events Coordinator reports to the Administration Manager and is responsible for overseeing the planning, design, budget, production, promotion and overall coordination of Henvey Inlet First Nation community events. The Events Coordinator will recruit volunteers, purchase supplies, set-up and decorate venues, create promotional materials and arrange catering when required. This position requires exceptional time-management and organizational skills and superior attention to detail.
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WHERE: O&M Building, Henvey Inlet First Nation
WHEN: Wednesday, June 4th, 2025
START: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Eastern)
VIRTUAL: Zoom link will be available
Please email the Trust Coordinator your full name & status number to confirm your attendance. The Zoom link will be sent to you prior to the meeting.
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Location: O&M building 14 Sand Pit Road
10:00 am - 12:00pm
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Here's your copy of June's newsletter: June 2025
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