Brunswick House First Nation is situated on Hwy 101 East, approx. 5km from the town of Chapleau, Ontario.
We are a member of the Nishnabe-Aski Nation and our membership has a population of 763 members with approx. 121 living on-reserve and 642 off-reserve. We are also affiliated with the Wabun Tribal Council.
Traditionally, our members were mainly trappers and fur-traders. However, we are currently involved in pursuing opportunities in mining, renewal energy, starting our own blueberry farm and providing educational, health and employment & training opportunities for our membership.
St. John’s Residential School Initiative
The St. John’s Chapleau Indian Residential School Initiative is a collaboration between Chapleau Cree, Chapleau Ojibwe, and Brunswick House First Nations, working to uncover the truth of the St. John’s Chapleau Indian Residential School that operated at two school sites from 1907-1948 in Chapleau, ON.
Draft Building Plans
Here are plans for new concept/idea for a Band Administration/Commercial Building here in the BHFN community.
Restorative Justice
Restorative justice is defined as an alternative form of justice that focuses on addressing the harm caused by crime while holding the offender responsible for their actions.