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The Elsipogtog First Nation’s new community school blends nature, culture and learning in an inclusive state-of-the-art facility. Extending its capacity and ancillary services, students now have access to a new on-reserve dentistry, physiotherapy and fitness facilities.

A neat class room with colorful decoration

New First Nation School Promotes Cultural Awareness, Health and Wellness

More members of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte now have access to fresh, clean water. The community’s new water treatment plant, reservoir and supply system now provide this valuable resource to 321 homes across the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory – lifting five long-term drinking water advisories.

Community Lifts Five Drinking Water Advisories

The new 1972 Memorial High School stands as a testament to change within the Bunibonibee Cree Nation’s education system. Built to accommodate a growing student population, the high school now offers education in industrial arts and mechanics, and includes an outdoor skating rink.

New Memorial High School Supports Education in Remote Community

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Shoal Lake #40 Water Treatment Plant

After 24 years under a boil water advisory, Shoal Lake #40 has access to clean water.

District of Vanderhoof's Tourism and Cultural Centre

The new Culture Centre reflects the values of the Saik’uz First Nation.

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