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10/16/2026

Seeking Moose Cree members to Join the Moose Cree Four Pillars Community Plan Working Group

Help develop our Four Pillars Community Plan.
(Language, culture, heritage, and wellness)

This plan will be an extension of the previously completed Comprehensive Community Plan.

Working Group members will provide their knowledge and assist with the gathering of information from Moose Cree members about their wants and needs for our community.

Honorariums provided for attending meetings and assisting at community engagement sessions.

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To join, submit your name and a brief description of how you can help the working group to:

Linda Trudeau
Community Plan Coordinator
[email protected]
705-658-4619 ex. 315

Deadline to apply: Friday, October 30, 2026 @ 5:00 pm

10/16/2026

Request for Proposals
TNDR-HSG-2026-011

Moose Cree First Nation's Housing Department is seeking the services of a qualified General Contractor to undertake floor system enhancements to two (2) existing residential dwellings, including the repair and reinforcement of floor joists associated with structural improvements.

A bid package can be requested by emailing Pamela Corston, Project Manager at: [email protected]

Please include "TNDR-HSG-2026-011" in the email subject line.

Submissions deadline:
Friday, October 30, 2026 @ 11:59 p.m.

10/16/2026

Congratulations to the Indigenous Mining Career Program (IMCP) 2026 Graduates!

On Thursday October 15th, at the Commando Lake Pavilion a graduation ceremony took place whereby a total of twenty-one (21) IMCP participants graduated from a theoretical ten weeks of in-class training. Of the twenty-one, eighteen were MCFN members.

We recognize and congratulate their graduation day:

- Ashton Carey
- Joshua Cheechoo
- Kirstin Chum-Therrien
- Kyle Corston
- Ronald Hardisty
- Jonathon Johnstone
- Khayden Koosees
- Johnny Linklater
- Sarah Louttit-Manchester
- Sloan McLeod-Isaac
- Harmony Reynolds-Echum
- Dakota Rickard
- Hiliary Rickard
- Angie Sutherland
- Ray-Leigh Sutherland
- Kristopher Trapper
- Jakob Wapachee
- Klarissa Wapachee

Two (2) TTN members Kreelynne Linklater, Tyson Parent and one (1) AAN (formerly Wahgoshig) Daxson Nadon.

All participants did an awesome job and committed to IMCP programming. The graduation ceremony was attended by over a hundred (100) family, friends and various technicians who worked, coordinated and implemented IMCP. We also acknowledge two (2) Instructors Melanie Oyebamiji and Colleen Carpenter who actively supported, instructed and guided all IMCP participants. Thank you Mel and Colleen for your commitment and support.

We acknowledge our sponsors who made this IMCP possible, and they are Moose Cree Training & Employment Unit (MCTEU). MCTEU has been actively supporting IMCP implementation for the past four (4) years and we remain grateful and appreciate the ongoing support to MCFN participants to attend IMCP. Supporting sponsors also include Mushkegowuk Employment & Training Services, Keepers of the Circle, Cochrane Indian Friendship Centre and our industry partner Agnico Eagle Mine.

IMCP was created in partnership with Agnico Eagle and impacted First Nation partners to provide ten (10) weeks of theoretical in-class training, followed up with a ten (10) week work paid placements for all twenty-one participants. These placements offer a one and one schedule or two and two schedule that offer real-time work experiences, supported by structured training, develop key worker meaningful skill and healthy work habits, which could ultimate lead to participants gaining opportunities to begin their Careers with Agnico Eagle Mine.

There are numerous parties who made IMCP possible and we appreciate the ongoing support from everyone.

On behalf of the entire technical team, we congratulate every participant and we appreciate this opportunity to work with you all and we anxiously look forward to the next upcoming (10) ten weeks starting mid-November.

With the growing successes and interest for IMCP, in the coming new year we will once again proceed to plan for IMCP 2027. Pls keep an eye out for posting and coming updates.

Miigwetch,

John Rickard
Employment & Training Coordinator
MCFN/Agnico Eagle Agreement

10/16/2026

Moose Cree First Nation Constitution
Consultation Sessions

MOOSONEE
Saturday, October 24, 2026
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm @ the Community Hall

COCHRANE
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm @ the Best Western Hotel

TIMMINS
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm @ the Senator Hotel

Dinner provided at all locations!

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Moose Cree First Nation is drafting its own constitution, which is a set of guiding principles that form the legal basis for governing our First Nation. It will define our inherent rights, governmental structures, and more.

This is a very important document for our people and we are seeking the input of Moose Cree Members to help develop it. Attend an upcoming session to learn more and provide your feedback.

10/14/2026

Water pressure is scheduled to be decreased Wednesday, October 14 at 9 PM to Thursday, October 15 at 7 AM.

The water storage tank levels remain below normal due to a suspected leak in the distribution system. In addition, high water demand from ongoing contractor activities is making it difficult for the system to recover and restore normal tank levels.

The pressure will need to be decreased this evening to allow the reservoir levels to increase.

10/13/2026

Moose Cree First Nation is pleased to inform the community that Community Security Personnel have been hired under the supervision of the Drug Task Force as part of our continued commitment to enhancing the safety and security of our community.

Community Security Personnel will provide an increased and visible presence throughout the community and will be clearly identifiable by their official uniforms and designated security vehicles/trucks.

The Security Team will perform typical community security duties, including community patrols, monitoring areas of concern, observing and reporting suspicious activity, assisting with safety-related matters, and providing a visible presence intended to help deter unwanted or unlawful activity.

It is important for the community to understand that, although the Security Team operates under the supervision of the Drug Task Force, Community Security Personnel are not Drug Task Force Employees and will not be responsible for, or tasked with, Drug Task Force investigations or enforcement duties. Their primary responsibility is community security, observation, patrol, prevention, and reporting.

Moose Cree First Nation would also like to sincerely thank community members who continue to come forward and report suspected illegal drug activity. Information from the community remains important in helping address drug trafficking and other activities that negatively affect the safety and well-being of our community.

We encourage community members to continue reporting suspected illegal drug activity to the proper authorities, including local law enforcement and the Moose Cree First Nation Drug Task Force.

The addition of Community Security Personnel represents another step toward strengthening our overall approach to community safety through visibility, prevention, cooperation, and community involvement.

We ask the community to welcome and support our new Community Security Personnel as they begin their duties.

Together, we all have a role in keeping Moose Cree First Nation safe.

Moose Cree First Nation
Drug Task Force

10/13/2026

Precious Paws Rescue & Moose Cree Animal Control Program will be hosting an Advanced Canine First Aid & CPR Certification Course November 7th and 8th in Moose Factory!

Space is limited. This course is going to be heavily subsidized for Moose Cree First Nation members by Precious Paws Rescue and we are asking for a non-refundable deposit of $100 from each participant.

To register and secure your seat in the course, please complete this form and you will be contacted with confirmation ASAP. Register here: https://forms.gle/nKxqDrYP57QsUoJYA

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Course information:

Day One: The canine first aid certifying course has been designed with your learning ease and comfort in mind. During this course, you’ll never be put on the spot, but rather be supported in a variety of learning styles. Participant’s favourite part is the hands-on practical scenarios – Such as K9 CPR Training, bandaging, XXT extraction, broken bone stabilization and more.

Day Two: This course is perfect for dog owners who often take their furry friends hiking, camping, or live in remote areas far from veterinary care. It’s designed to equip you with the skills necessary for extreme emergencies where immediate action could be the difference between life and death for your dog. This hands-on training demystifies the scariest scenarios. You’ll start with a refresher on lifesaving CPR and mouth-to-nose resuscitation, then move on to advanced techniques like sub-cutaneous hydration, stitching, handling fractures, impalements, and more. We also cover how to deal with animal attacks, coonhound paralysis, dangerous insects and plants, and environmental hazards. Plus, learn crucial skills like K9 slinging and extraction for solo handlers, stabilization for transport, and managing hypo/hyperthermia, exhaustion, and heat stroke. The course is scenario-based to enhance learning through hands-on practice, helping build your muscle memory.

You’ll also get a comprehensive 120+ page manual to use as a reference anytime you need it.

For more information please email us at [email protected]

10/09/2026

Wishing you all a happy Thanksgiving weekend!

Please note Moose Cree offices will be closed Monday, October 12th and will reopen Tuesday, October 13th @ 8:30 am.

10/09/2026

Service Canada will be in Moose Factory October 20th and 21st at the Moose Cree office at the Complex. 9 am - 3 pm daily.

10/08/2026

Free public skating at the TCJMC arena!

Monday, October 12

U8: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
U11: 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
U14: 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
FAMILY SKATE: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
U15 UP: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm

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Tuesday, October 13

U14: 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
U8: 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
U11: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
FAMILY SKATE: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
U15 UP: 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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• U8 & U11 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
• No hockey sticks or pucks permitted during public skating
• No chairs or horseplay permitted on the ice during public skating
• CSA approved hockey helmets required for youth under the age of 18 yrs

Address

Box 190, 22 Jonathan Cheechoo Drive
Moose Factory, ON
P0L1W0

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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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+17056584619

Website

http://www.moosecree.com/

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