Events

Join us for the Stories of Recovery gathering on November 21st. Hear powerful stories of healing, enjoy a community meal, and be part of an evening rooted in connection and wellness.

John Sanders (1845-1902) rose from a childhood at Fort Mattagami and Moose Factory, mastering Ojibwe, Cree and English, to become one of Canada’s earliest Indigenous Anglican priests. Through his translations, community leadership and tireless ministry across Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, his story remains a powerful example of faith, resilience and cultural bridging.

Brunswick House First Nation invites guest speakers and community members to share their Stories of Recovery on November 21, 2025, as part of National Addictions Awareness Week. The event includes a plenary panel, community sharing circle, and dinner celebrating healing, resilience, and connection.

Join the next Height of Land Community Meeting on November 10th at 7 PM (on Zoom) to discuss upcoming conservation efforts, including plans for a Land Trust and stewardship of Priority Protection Zones. Email [email protected]
for the Zoom link.

The St. John’s Residential School Initiative invites Survivors and Intergenerational Survivors to attend a Survivors Working Circle meeting and Oral History and Testimony Collection session – – November 19th & 20th

Join Wahkohtowin to learn more about a new biodiversity monitoring pilot project conducted through VERRA’s Nature Framework. This project is centered within Brunswick House First Nation’s territory and aims to reduce herbicide use by using mycorrhizal inoculated seedlings as an Improved Forest Management (IFM) activity.

Save the Date – You are invited to join us in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Friday, September 26, 2025 at the Chapleau Recreation Center.
For more information, please contact Irene Armstrong at [email protected]

You’re Invited to the 2024 Annual General Meeting.