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THE ENERGY CORRIDOR FIRST NATIONS

LOGO ARTWORK COMPETITION

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.

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Robinson Huron WAAWIINDAMAAGEWIN

Use and Occupancy Kickoff Celebration

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.

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in Community Meetings

RHT SETTLEMENT HIFN PCD TRUST

UPDATE & INFORMATION SESSION

For HIFN Members only

WHERE: O&M2 Building, Henvey Inlet First Nation

WHEN: Wednesday, February 25, 2026

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HENVEY INLET FIRST NATION

General Members Meeting

February 23rd, 2026

6PM

Attend in-person, by computer or by telephone

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in Community News and Press Releases

New Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak Child and Family Wellbeing Website

We are pleased to announce the launch of the new Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak Child and Family Wellbeing website.

This dedicated space will share information about the organization, the Anishinaabek Wiidosendiwak Law, the Law’s development, and our ongoing progress.

The website will also be the central place to learn about upcoming community engagement events related to the Law, find resources, and learn more about child and family wellbeing in our community.

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February 2026 Newsletter

Here's your copy of February's newsletter: February 2026

• Band Council Meeting- February 23
• Employment Opportunities
• Diabetic Foot Care- February 4
• Ontario Works Updates
• Education Updates
• Henvey OATC Clinic Temporary Closure
• 2026 Calendars ready to be picked up at Health Centre
• Post Secondary School Deadline for application
• Ice Fishing Day- February 7
• Men's Circle - February 5, 12, 19 & 26
• Fire Arms Safety Course- February 20, 21, 22
• Women's Circle- February 4, 11, 18 & 25
• Band Rep On Call Schedule
• Ojibwe Language Class- February 2, 9, 17 & 23
• Traditional Indigenous Parenting- February 18 & 19
• Safe Food Handlers Course- February 18

and more!

Please download and read the newsletter for more information.

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January 2026 Newsletter

There was no January 2026 Newsletter!

Sorry for the Inconvenience!

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2026 Self-Determined Household Support Program Now Live!

Are you or your family interested in food self-determination?

It doesn’t matter where you are on your journey, whether you’ve been harvesting, growing, hunting, fishing, or preserving for some time, or you’re just starting out.

Are you First Nations living in Northern Ontario?

Do you have a food-based project that strengthens food self-determination for yourself or your household?

Gaagige Zaagibigaa (GZ) will be launching our 2026 grant cycle through the Self-Determined Household Support Program (SDHSP) February 2nd, 2026!

Starting this year, GZ will offer one annual grant cycle as we increase our support to households:

$2,000 for urban households

$4,000 for remote households

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in Community Meetings

HENVEY INLET FIRST NATION

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MEETING

HIFN RESTATED MEMBERSHIP CODE

Updated: Cancelled

Henvey Inlet is seeking the engagement of members for the review and amendment of the HIFN 1987 Membership Code. We are hosting our first in-community sessions and hope to see you all there!

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December 2025 Newsletter

Here's your copy of December's newsletter: December 2025

• Henvey Inlet First Nation Community Christmas Party- December 13
• Offices Closed for Christmas Holidays December 17, 2025 to January 5, 2026
• Employment Opportunities
• Diabetic Foot Care- December 3
• Ontario Works Updates
• Membership Code Community Engagement Meeting
• 2026 Calendars ready to be picked up at Health Centre
• Post Secondary School Deadline for application
• Community Hunt- December 6
• Men's Circle - December 11
• Hand Poke Tattoos by Gillian Prince- December 13 & 14
• Band Rep On Call Schedule
• Bun Venture- December 10
• Christmas Bingo- December 15
• Nutrition Bingo- January 8
• Photo Contest- January 9 Deadline
• 7 Grandfather Teachings Nomination Call Out

and more!

Please download and read the newsletter for more information.

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in Job Postings

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION WORKER

*RE-POSTED*

POSITION SUMMARY

Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a qualified full-time Early Childhood Education Worker to join our Administration. The ECE Worker reports to the Daycare Supervisor and is responsible for providing supervision and direct childcare to children attending the HIFN Daycare, in compliance with all regulatory standards required by federal, provincial and First Nations legislation, policies and procedures. Under the leadership of the Daycare Supervisor, the ECE worker will help to plan and implement developmentally appropriate activities and experiences for the children using a variety of teaching techniques in alignment with HIFN Daycare Philosophy. This position requires excellent interpersonal communication skills and the ability to adapt and respond to all childcare needs.

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

*UPDATED* COMMUNITY WELLNESS WORKER

*RE-POST*

POSITION SUMMARY

Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Community Wellness Worker to join our Administration. The Community Wellness Worker reports to the Health Director and is responsible for providing culturally appropriate programs and services to address and respond to existing and emerging family violence, health, healing and wellness issues, including intergenerational trauma. The Community Wellness Worker will work directly with clients to achieve and enjoy healthy and balanced lives through the promotion of positive change in values, attitudes and behaviours. This position requires exceptional interpersonal communication and advocacy skills and strong knowledge of First Nations culture, language and traditional ceremonies and practices.

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