On October 3, we honour the wisdom, resilience, and cultural traditions of our Anishinaabe ancestors as we mark the 151st anniversary of the signing of Treaty #3. This milestone reminds us of the enduring strength of our people and the importance of protecting the rights, land,

Blessed with a beautiful day for feasting our Treaty of 1873. Miigwetch Dave Lindsay for an awesome day👏🏽

Kenora Justice Centre - GA NAA NA GA DA WAA BA DANG The Kenora Justice Centre combines criminal and Indigenous restorative justice to focus on healing, restoring relationships, and empowering youth and young adults to engage in their own justice journey. With a strong commitment

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This week is Treaties Recognition Week. We reflect on the significance of our historic agreements, especially Manido Mazina’igan (The Sacred Document), which symbolizes the enduring partnership between the Anishinaabe Peoples and the Crown. We honour the wisdom, resilience, and

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Grand Council Treaty #3 expresses its deepest condolences to the family, friends, and community of the Honourable Murray Sinclair, Mizhana Gheezhik, following his passing. His tireless work as Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) has made a profound impact on

As we commemorate Treaties Recognition Week, we honour the wisdom of our ancestors who negotiated our Treaty, Manido Mazina’igan (The Sacred Document). Their vision for a collaborative future guides us in our journey toward mutual understanding and respect. Together, we can

Chief Clifford Bull (Lac Seul), Chief Clayton Wetelainen (Wabigoon), Chief Terry Allen (Nigigoonsiminikaaning), Ogichidaa Francis Kavanaugh (GCT3), Chief Bernadette Wabange (Migisi Sahgaigan), Chief Michele Solomon (Fort William), Chief Shane Whitecrow (Seine River), and Chief

Making a statement wearing a pink suit on pink shirt day. Please everyone take stand on bullying. Last year I went to a school in Kenora to address the matter of bullying and I was told I couldn’t say anything because I wasn’t listed as a guardian nor parent. “Pardon me, I am the

Ogichidaa Kavanaugh and Gaakinawataagizod Vandermeer attended the Healing Traditions Gathering today in Nigigoonsiminkaaning First Nation, standing proudly in front of the new Wiisokotatiwin truck, with artwork designed by Storm Angeconeb from Lac Seul First Nation!

Today, Grand Chief "Ogichidaa" Francis Kavanaugh received the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of his 40+ years of trusted leadership.   Ogichidaa's legacy is woven into the fabric of Treaty 3 as a powerful advocate for health, housing, and self-governance.

Devoured our sea food boil supper and was 😋

Mitaanjigamiing First Nation’s water treatment plant upgrade will enhance drinking water quality, protect public health and support long-term community development in the nation. Alongside Chief Janice Henderson, Ogichidaa Kavanaugh, Council and community members, proud to

This investment is an important step in supporting the health and well-being of Mitaanjigamiing First Nation. We acknowledge the leadership of the community and welcome investments that help ensure safe drinking water for families today and for future generations. 🔗Full Media

Grand Council Treaty #3 and Ogichidaa Francis Kavanaugh would like to acknowledge and congratulate Wayne on his retirement after many years of dedicated leadership. Wayne served 34 years as Chief and 2 years on Council for Naicatchewenin First Nation.

It is always an honour to be invited to Gakijiwanong to see my many friends and family there. On this occasion I was overjoyed to see the hard work of Chief Atatise-Norwegian and her council come to fruition with this announcement of a long-term solution to the community’s water

Honoured to take part in Big Grassy’s grand opening of their new location of their pharmacy in Winnipeg. Always pleased to celebrate our community’s economic reconciliation and the movement towards sustainability. Congratulations to Chief Lynn Indian and Council, CEO James

As Ogichidaa, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks and congratulations to the countless people who have shown a tireless dedication to seeing today become a reality. People from across Treaty #3 and all across Ontario have dedicated enormous amounts of time and energy to