Boil Water Advisory Lifted – October 22, 2025
The Boil Water Advisory for Brunswick House First Nation has been officially lifted.
Your tap water is now safe to drink and use for all household purposes — including cooking, bathing, laundry, and brushing teeth.
Brunswick House First Nation – October 2025 Newsletter
Stay connected with what’s happening in our community. This month’s newsletter highlights recent events, upcoming programs, and important updates for members. Be sure to check it out and keep informed about the latest news and opportunities within BHFN.
We are currently seeking Elder/Knowledge Holders and Youth Representatives to sit on the Chapleau Crown Game Preserve Negotiating Team.
A per capita distribution is a payment by the band to each of its members. Brunswick House First Nation (“BHFN”) has decided to administer a per capita distribution (“PCD”) in 2025. PCDs allow BHFN to share some of the direct financial benefits the nation receives and are a way for BHFN to recognize and honour the contributions of our members to the life of our community.
Stay connected with Brunswick House First Nation through our new free app! Get instant updates on news, events, jobs, and surveys—right at your fingertips. Download today on the App Store or Google Play. Launching September 11 with $1,500 in prizes to be won!
The Final Settlement Agreement team would like to share the new updates to Post Majority Care. The eligibility and funding has been expanded for Post-Majority Care (PMC) services. Attached is a briefing note to update you on this new change, a tool kit to help guide you through the available services as well as an information sheet.
Brunswick House First Nation – September 2025 Newsletter
Stay connected with what’s happening in our community. This month’s newsletter highlights recent events, upcoming programs, and important updates for members. Be sure to check it out and keep informed about the latest news and opportunities within BHFN.
Apply Now for 2026–2027 CORDA Funding! Ontario First Nations can access up to $35,000 for projects that support renewable natural resource development, conservation, and stewardship.
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The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) is reaching out to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis governments, representative organizations, and community partners to inform them of new knowledge that the Centre has confirmed concerning the names of children who were lost while under the responsibility of residential school authorities.
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak announced today that distribution of compensation to eligible Claimants has begun under the $23 billion federal settlement for discrimination in the First Nations Child and Family Services (FNCFS) Program and Jordan’s Principle.
The official Statement of Votes for our recent community election is now available. This document provides a full record of the votes cast and the results as certified. Please see the attached document for the detailed breakdown.
The 4th Annual Pow Wow Weekend is coming up. We are pleased to offer accommodations for off-reserve members on August 22-24 for our Pow Wow Weekend.