A trust is a legally distinct entity created by a binding agreement between a settlor and the trustee regarding the use of assets.
Transfers capital to and enters into a Trust Agreement with the Trustee(s).
Hold, manage and oversee funds according to the Trust’s purposes and goals.
Receives disbursements from the Trust and benefits from the use of Trust funds to improve infrastructure, member services, and community economic development.
For more information, see below.
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Tuesday, 15 December 2020 11:00 am
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Notice of Draft Land Law Tabled For Enactment by Council
Re: Henvey Inlet First Nation Windfarm Legacy Trust
Band Council has tabled a draft land law which will authorize the establishment of the Henvey Inlet First Nation Windfarm Legacy Trust to manage income from Nigig Power Corporation and unexpended rent from the windfarm project for the benefit of our First Nation.
I, Scott Jacobs, was present at the Henvey Inlet First Nation Fire Hall on the 13th day of December 2020 when the members of Henvey Inlet First Nation voted on the “Henvey Inlet Windfarm Legacy Trust”. The polling station was opened at 10:00 am and remained open until 5:00 pm of that day.
The names of 770 Eligible Voters appeared on the List of Eligible Voters.
HIFN WINDFARM LEGACY TRUST Backgrounder 20, October 2020
What is a Trust?
A trust is a legally distinct entity created by a binding agreement between a settlor and the trustee regarding the use of assets
HIFN Council is seeking applications from members interested in acting as trustees of the proposed Henvey Inlet First Nation Windfarm Legacy Trust. If the Windfarm Legacy Trust proposal is approved by Community Approval vote on 13 December 2020, two Community Trustee positions and two Expert Trustee positions will be available. All appointments will be conditional on the vote outcome.
Our windfarm project has finally commenced full operation and we are beginning to receive income from Nigig Power Corporation, which is a 50% owner of the project.
Draft land law 2020/21-001: the Henvey Inlet First Nation Windfarm Legacy Trust and the distribution of wealth from the wind energy centre.
Purpose
The proposed land law will:
Henvey Inlet First Nation Windfarm Legacy Trust
COMMUNITY APPROVAL VOTE
COUNCIL MEETING TO ENACT LAND LAW AND TO ESTABLISH THE TRUST
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Chief M. Wayne McQuabbie, Henvey Inlet First Nation,
295 Pickerel River Road,
Pickerel, Ontario
P0G 1J0.
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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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Miigwetch to everyone who took the time to share their voice in the Community Survey to support the development of Henvey Inlet First Nation’s Child and Family Wellbeing Law. Your input ensures that the Law reflects our values, traditions, and vision for the care of our children and families.
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