Taykwa Tagamou Nation

11/02/2022

10/18/2022

Exciting News!

TTN is proud to be hosting the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni Association for an alumni game at the Cochrane Arena on Sunday, October 30th at 5 PM.

Once you have registered for your tickets, a physical copy of your ticket will be required to admit entrance into the game. We will let you know when they are ready for pick up at the Band Office - physical copies are not available as of yet.

For Ticket Registration:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/toronto-maple-leafs-alumni-in-the-north-hosted-by-taykwa-tagamou-nation-tickets-442978971027

If you have any additional questions, please contact Deputy Chief Archibald at [email protected]

07/06/2021

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06/24/2021

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06/10/2021

Wayne Ross is a member of the Taykwa Tagamou Nation (TTN), and President of Coral Rapids Power (CRP), a wholly-owned subsidiary of TTN mandated to explore and develop hydroelectric opportunities within TTN’s traditional territory. CRP is 33% equity owner of Peter Sutherland Sr. Generating Station which was successfully completed in partnership with Ontario Power Generation in 2017. The station is capable of generating enough renewable, low-cost electricity to power approximately 28,000 homes. As a key negotiator over almost five years on this major infrastructure project that led to over 50M in business contracts to local communities, Wayne has many insights to share about developing trusting relationships with non-Indigenous partners, mitigating environmental concerns, and building capacity within Indigenous communities to support the future growth and prosperity of First Nations communities.
Prior to CRP, Wayne held senior roles within multiple major mining operations, including acting as a negotiator for Impact Benefit Agreements.
We're very pleased to welcome him as a panelist for our upcoming event. Join us on June 22nd to hear more about Wayne’s experience in growing community economic participation and negotiating partnerships for ongoing prosperity. Register today at https://abpa.live/p2ip2.