Regional Scan of Food Systems Programming
National advocacy organization for all First Nation citizens in Canada with offices in Akwesasne and Ottawa; houses a range of policy sectors
go to WEBSITEPolitical advocate for 40 First Nations in Ontario with a head office in Nipissing First Nation (North Bay) and satellite offices in Fort William First Nation, Curve Lake First Nation and Munsee-Delaware First Nation; delivers a range of programs and services for its member communities
go to WEBSITEProvincial political forum and secretariet for the 133 First Nations in Ontario focused on collective decision-making, action and advocacy with an administration office in Toronto and political office in Taykwa Tagamou Nation (Cochrane); focuses on seven key priorities
go to WEBSITECollective of five non tribal council affiliated First Nations in northwestern Ontario with offices in Sioux Lookout and Thunder Bay; offers a range of programs for its member communities
go to WEBSITEMetis specific governance structure representing individuals and communities of the Metis Nation; includes central registry, chartered community councils, elected provincial governing body, charitable foundation and economic development arm; delivers programs and services to memberswith its main office in Ottawa
go to WEBSITEPolitical territorial organization representing 49 First Nations in northern Ontario (43 of the 49 belonging to one of seven Tribal Councils) encompassing Treaty #9 and Ontario's part of Treaty #5 with head and administrative offices in Thunder Bay and Eastern office in Timmins; houses a range of sectors for its member communities
go to WEBSITETribal council owned and directed by 10 First Nations in northwestern Ontario with a head office in Kenora; includes Kakina Economic Development and Kiizhik Education Corporation
go to WEBSITENon-political Chiefs Council serving six First Nationsin northwestern Ontario with a head office in Fort Severn and a second office in Balmertown; houses a range of departments for its member communities
go to WEBSITETribal council with nine member First Nations signatory to Treaty #9 with offices in Thunder Bay for Matawa First Nations Management, Matawa Education, and Kiikenomaga Kikenjigewen Employment & Training Services (KKETS); provides a range of advisory services and program delivery for its member communities
go to WEBSITETribal Council servicing six First Nations in northern Ontario with a head office in Thunder Bay; offers a range of services for its member communities
go to WEBSITE(Lake Nipigon Ojibway First Nation)
A member of Nokiiwin Tribal Council and UOI, as well as a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, AZA is a road access community located along Highways 11 and 17 near Partridge Lake / Jellicoe (191 km from Thunder Bay)
A member of Matawa Tribal Council and NAN, as well as a signatory to Treaty #9, Aroland is a road access community located 60 km north of Geraldton / 20 km west of Nakina on Highway 643
go to WEBSITE(Rocky Bay First Nation)
A member of Nokiiwin Tribal Council and UOI, as well as a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, BZA is a road access community located along the eastern shores of Lake Nipigon near the municipality of Macdiarmid (185 km from Thunder Bay)
(Sand Point First Nation)
A member of Nokiiwin Tribal Council and OUI, as well as a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, BNA is a road access community located along the southeastern shores of Lake Nipigon, 50 km north of Highways 11 and 17 (formerly part of Nipigon Provincial Park)
A member of Nokiiwin Tribal Council and OUI, as well as a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, FWFN is a road access community located along the northwest shores of Lake Superior and beside the city of Thunder Bay
go to WEBSITEA member of Matawa Tribal Council and NAN, as well as a signatory to Treaty #9, Ginoogaming is a road access community located along the northern shores of Long Lake and beside the municipality of Longlac and Long Lake 58 First Nation
go to WEBSITE(Gull Bay First Nation)
A member of Nokiiwin Tribal Council and OUI, as well as a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, KZA is a road access community located on the western shores of Lake Nipigon, 45 km from the municipality of Armstrong (185 km from Thunder Bay)
A member of Matawa Tribal Council and NAN, as well as a signatory to Treaty #9, Long Lake #58 is a road access community located along Highway 11 / the northeast shores of Long Lake and beside the municipality of Longlac and Ginoogaming First Nation
go to WEBSITEA signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, Namaygoosisagagun is a remote access (includes train) community awaiting approval for official reserve/band status on the north shores of Collins Lake, northwest of Lake Nipigon
go to WEBSITE (Pic Mobert First Nation)
A member of Nokiiwin Tribal Council and OUI, as well as a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg consists of two road access reserves (North and South) located along the southeastern shores of White Lake / Highway 17, 55 km east of the municipality of Marathon (359 km from Thunder Bay)
(Pays Plat First Nation)
Not affiliated with a tribal council but a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, Pawgwasheeing is a road access community located along Highway 17 / the north shores of Lake Superior near the municipality of Rossport (175 km from Thunder Bay)
Not affiliated with a tribal council but a signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, Red Rock is a road access community consisting of two sections located on the Lake Helen Reserve #53A near the Highway 11 and 17 junction (100 km from Thunder Bay)
go to WEBSITEA member of the Independent First Nations Alliance and signatory to the Robinson Superior Treaty, Whitesand is a road access community located on Highway 527 northeast of the municipality of Armstrong (246 km from Thunder Bay)
go to WEBSITELast updated March 21, 2019
