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The 2025 Elections Results Are In!!!
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Our elected Cheif: Lance Haymond Our elected Council: Gerald (Yogi) Chaput, Justin Roy, Tina Chevrier |
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Latest News! |
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New Health Center OpenedKebaowek has a new health center located at 172 Ogima Street and was completed late 2024 and opened as of December of 2024. |
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Cultural BuildingWe've been moved into a new build, 112 Ogima Street beside the Band Office. "I am please to announce that we have officially related to our new facility which is situated between the Band Office and the Community Hall. I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to the Housing crew for their outstanding renovation work. Being actively engaged within the community is a top priority for us and as out team continues to grow, additional space is essential to support our efforts." - Verna Polson |
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Nuclear Waste Disposal ProjectOn February 19, 2025, the Federal Court of Canada released a significant decision in Kebaowek First Nation v. Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, 2025 FC 319, ruling that the consultation process for the proposed Near Surface Disposal Facility at Chalk River, Ontario, was inadequate. This case highlights key issues related to approaching Indigenous consultation and examines the application of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (“UNDRIP”). |
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Watershed ProtectionEnvironmental assessment for our watershed protection initiative is complete, paving the way for implementation this summer. |
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Upcoming Events! |
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June - Office ClosuresBand Office and Health Center will be Closed on the following Days
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June 8th - Kebaowek Bicycle SafetyTime: 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Location - Kebaowek Community Hall (for youth age 12 and under)
Participants will have chances to win prizes! Light snacks and beverages will be provided |
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June 19th - indigenous People’s DayScheduled Event during the Day
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June 21-22, 2025 - Pow Wow TripSummer Solstice Indigenous Festival - The culture department is pleased to announce the organization of a weekend POW WOW Trip. Accommodations will be provided at no cost for two nights per participating families, and a gas card will be included. The registration deadline is June 5th, 2025 at 4:30 PM. Limited rooms available. For additional information or to register, please contact Verna Polson at 819-627-3455 or vpolson@kebaowek.ca |
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Job Postings / Information! |
Currently none available, check back often!!! |
Other ListingsJob Opportunity Rayonier Advanced Materials |
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For Members!
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Membership Services |
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Status card renewal, membership applications, and genealogy research assistance available. |
Access housing applications, and community documents at the band office or through our Publications page.
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Stay informed about all community events, meetings, and important dates with our Monthly Newsletter. |
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Community Services! |
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Health Center |
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Education Department |
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Housing Authority |
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Social Services |
Comprehensive medical services blending Western and traditional healing approaches, including mental wellness support. |
Supporting learning from K-12 through post-secondary with culturally-relevant programming and financing opportunities. |
Managing community housing needs from applications to maintenance and developing new sustainable housing projects. |
Family support programs, elder care services, and emergency assistance for community members in need. |
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Connect with Us! |
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Public Works Emergency Line24/7 819-627-3455 Ex:222 Or Press 9 During Auto-Attendant Emergency Support Our community emergency line is always available for urgent or public works concerns
Band Office8-4:30, Fridays 8-12 Office Hours Administration offices open Monday to Friday at 110 Ogima St.
Online Presence3 Social Platforms Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and instagram for daily updates. |
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