Community Christmas Party 2022
Saturday December 10, 2022 @ 5pm HIFN Fire Hall
Please come join us for Our Annual Community Christmas Party, This will be the first one we had since 2019!
CLICK HERE to view the flyers and agenda


Saturday December 10, 2022 @ 5pm HIFN Fire Hall
Please come join us for Our Annual Community Christmas Party, This will be the first one we had since 2019!
CLICK HERE to view the flyers and agenda
Henvey's Lands Advisory Committee has a spot open for a new committee member.
If you are interested in applying, please contact Amanda Barbe, Assistant Lands Manager (705 )857-5211
CLICK HERE to view flyer

To the Office of Chief:
McQuabbie, M. Wayne
To the Office of Councillor:
Name: Brennan, Patrick
Name: Fox, Lionel
Name: Cantin, Brenda
Name: Ashawasagai, Carl
Name: McKenzie, Doreen
Name: Kagagins, Maureen
This count was diligently conducted in accordance with the Indian Band Election Regulations.
Number of valid ballots cast for councillor: 386
Number of rejected ballots for councillor: 7
Help us create an extraordinary logo for HIFN Windfarm Legacy Trust. This logo will be the face of the Trust. Any registered Member of HIFN can apply. We strongly encourage our youth to apply, lets see your creativity! Please submit your logo to
Henvey Inlet First Nation General Election 2021For the Henvey Inlet First Nation Election to be held on March 18th, 2021.
The Polling Station for the Election will be located at the Henvey Inlet Fire Hall. Voting will be held for One Chief and Six Councillor positions. Mail-out ballots to all members will be sent out on the morning of February 11th, 2021.
When cannabis was legalized in the fall of 2018, Band Council responded to community concerns by issuing a moratorium on the sale and production of cannabis within our reserves until the members had an opportunity to become better informed and to express their views through a community vote.

Our Membership Code was adopted in 1987 and has never been updated. It is urgently in need of review and restatement to keep up with recent developments within our lands, changes in the laws which determine who is entitled to Indian Act status, and to better reflect our culture and beliefs.
For the Henvey Inlet First Nation Election to be held on March 18th, 2021.
The following names will appear on the ballot for Chief:
HERBERT, NEIL
MCQUABBIE, M. WAYNE
NOBLE, KEN
The following names will appear on the ballot for Councillor:
To: Members of Henvey Inlet First Nation
From: Millie Pawis, Director of Finance/ Administration
Date: May 14, 2021
Re: EXTENSION - 2021/22 Post Secondary Application Deadline
Please be advised that the deadline to submit an application for Post Secondary Assistance has been extended to June 18, 2021 at noon.
The following candidates have been nominated for the position of Chief and Councillor during the Nomination Meeting held on February 4, 2021.
in Job Postings

Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Lands Assistant to join our Administration. The Lands Assistant reports to the Lands Manager and is responsible for providing administrative and clerical support for land management, lease management, and all other services of the Henvey Inlet First Nation Lands Department. This position requires exceptional organization and interpersonal communication skills.
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Henvey Inlet First Nation is a casual Gas Bar Attendant to join our Administration. The Gas Bar Attendant reports to the Gas Bar Manager and is responsible for the sale of fuel and other automotive products and in-store merchandise, including tobacco products. The Gas Bar Attendant is also responsible for processing all point-of-sale transactions via cash, credit or debit card using an electronic scanner and cash register. This position requires a high level of personal integrity and superior customer service skills.
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Please check back again if you do not see any Request For Proposals on this page.
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Here's your copy of March's newsletter: March 2026
and more!
Please CLICK HERE to download
in Community News and Press Releases
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Energy Corridor First Nations Hires Industry Executives Derek Chum, David Pasieka, Mike Snow and Tracy Zanini on the Barrie Sudbury Transmission Line Project
02 March 2026 - The Energy Corridor First Nations (ECFN) announced today four key appointments to strengthen the consortium's role as a committed and effective partner with the Ministry of Energy and Mines and Hydro One Networks Inc. in the Barrie–Sudbury Transmission Line (BSTL) project.
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There is new information available under the Robinson Huron Treaty Information section of the Members Portal.
CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Members Log in page, or CLICK HERE to begin the registration process.
in Community News and Press Releases

New Information Available in the Members Portal
There is new information available under the Members Information section of the Members Portal.
CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Members Log in page, or CLICK HERE to begin the registration process.
in Job Postings

February 6, 2026
Department: Lands Department
Reports To: Executive Director
Status: Full-Time, 19-Month Contract
Location: Pickerel or Sudbury, ON (with regional travel)
Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations (WBAFN) supports member First Nations through services in housing, infrastructure, environment, and community development, promoting sustainability and self-determination.
in Community News and Press Releases
The Energy Corridor First Nations (ECFN) is a consortium of 11 Ontario First Nations which have united to build, own and operate major electrical transmission infrastructure in our treaty and traditional lands.
ECFN is hosting an open call for First Nation artists across Canada to submit two-dimensional art pieces for a chance to win in up to three categories: First Place – $1,000, Second Place – $500, and Third Place – $100.
Artwork Concept: ECFN needs a unifying logo. We are seeking artwork which embodies some of the following concepts: economic reconciliation, First Nations sovereignty and unity, opportunities for future generations, prosperity, traditional knowledge, land stewardship and electrical transmission infrastructure.
in Events

Henvey Inlet First Nation and Robinson Huron Waawiindamaagewin invite you to our Henvey Inlet Kickoff Celebration for the Use and Occupancy Mapping (UOM) project. Come learn about our UOM project and sign up for land user interviews. Your knowledge is essential to our Treaty study process, the protection of our Treaty lands, and the management of Henvey Inlet lands and environment.
in Community Meetings

WHERE: O&M2 Building, Henvey Inlet First Nation
WHEN: Wednesday, February 25, 2026
in Community Meetings

Attend in-person, by computer or by telephone
in Job Postings

Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Lands Assistant to join our Administration. The Lands Assistant reports to the Lands Manager and is responsible for providing administrative and clerical support for land management, lease management, and all other services of the Henvey Inlet First Nation Lands Department. This position requires exceptional organization and interpersonal communication skills.
in Job Postings

Henvey Inlet First Nation is a casual Gas Bar Attendant to join our Administration. The Gas Bar Attendant reports to the Gas Bar Manager and is responsible for the sale of fuel and other automotive products and in-store merchandise, including tobacco products. The Gas Bar Attendant is also responsible for processing all point-of-sale transactions via cash, credit or debit card using an electronic scanner and cash register. This position requires a high level of personal integrity and superior customer service skills.
in RFP Tenders
Please check back again if you do not see any Request For Proposals on this page.
Miigwetch.
in Newsletters
Here's your copy of March's newsletter: March 2026
and more!
Please CLICK HERE to download
in Community News and Press Releases
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Energy Corridor First Nations Hires Industry Executives Derek Chum, David Pasieka, Mike Snow and Tracy Zanini on the Barrie Sudbury Transmission Line Project
02 March 2026 - The Energy Corridor First Nations (ECFN) announced today four key appointments to strengthen the consortium's role as a committed and effective partner with the Ministry of Energy and Mines and Hydro One Networks Inc. in the Barrie–Sudbury Transmission Line (BSTL) project.
in Community News and Press Releases

There is new information available under the Robinson Huron Treaty Information section of the Members Portal.
CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Members Log in page, or CLICK HERE to begin the registration process.
in Community News and Press Releases

New Information Available in the Members Portal
There is new information available under the Members Information section of the Members Portal.
CLICK HERE to be redirected to the Members Log in page, or CLICK HERE to begin the registration process.
in Job Postings

February 6, 2026
Department: Lands Department
Reports To: Executive Director
Status: Full-Time, 19-Month Contract
Location: Pickerel or Sudbury, ON (with regional travel)
Waabnoong Bemjiwang Association of First Nations (WBAFN) supports member First Nations through services in housing, infrastructure, environment, and community development, promoting sustainability and self-determination.
in Community News and Press Releases
The Energy Corridor First Nations (ECFN) is a consortium of 11 Ontario First Nations which have united to build, own and operate major electrical transmission infrastructure in our treaty and traditional lands.
ECFN is hosting an open call for First Nation artists across Canada to submit two-dimensional art pieces for a chance to win in up to three categories: First Place – $1,000, Second Place – $500, and Third Place – $100.
Artwork Concept: ECFN needs a unifying logo. We are seeking artwork which embodies some of the following concepts: economic reconciliation, First Nations sovereignty and unity, opportunities for future generations, prosperity, traditional knowledge, land stewardship and electrical transmission infrastructure.
in Events

Henvey Inlet First Nation and Robinson Huron Waawiindamaagewin invite you to our Henvey Inlet Kickoff Celebration for the Use and Occupancy Mapping (UOM) project. Come learn about our UOM project and sign up for land user interviews. Your knowledge is essential to our Treaty study process, the protection of our Treaty lands, and the management of Henvey Inlet lands and environment.
in Community Meetings

WHERE: O&M2 Building, Henvey Inlet First Nation
WHEN: Wednesday, February 25, 2026
in Community Meetings

Attend in-person, by computer or by telephone