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Assemblée des Premières Nations Québec-Labrador
Au nom de l’Assemblée des Premières Nations Québec-Labrador (APNQL), il me fait plaisir d’apporter ma participation à cette nouvelle édition du Répertoire d’affaires et des communautés autochtones Québec-Labrador 2022-23.
Cette année sera remplie d’opportunités de partage et de rayonnement pour le milieu d’affaires autochtones notamment avec la tenue de divers cercles économiques régionaux émanant du Grand cercle économique des Peuples autochtones et du Québec qui a eu lieu en novembre 2021. Le développement économique est une priorité pour assurer la prospérité sociale et durable de nos populations. Les nombreuses occasions d’affaires voient naître des initiatives pour stimuler la croissance et la réconciliation économique de nos Nations.
Par son soutien au milieu économique des Premières Nations, la Commission de développement économique des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador (CDEPNQL) se démarque par la qualité et la valeur ajoutée de ses réalisations et de ses services en vue de contribuer à l’essor socio-économique des Premières Nations. Je vous invite à ne pas hésiter à solliciter leur aide.
Dans la Paix et l’Amitié, Ghislain Picard, Chef de l’APNQL
On behalf of the Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador (AFNQL), I am pleased to contribute to this new edition of the Quebec-Labrador Business and Indigenous Communities Directory 2022-23.
This year will be filled with opportunities for sharing and outreach for the Indigenous business community, in particular with the organisation of various regional economic circles originating from the Grand Economic Circle of Indigenous Peoples and Quebec, which took place in November 2021. Economic development is a priority to ensure the social and sustainable prosperity of our populations. The many business opportunities are giving rise to initiatives to stimulate the growth and economic reconciliation of our Nations.
Through its support for the First Nations economic community, the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Economic Development Commission (FNQLEDC) stands out for the quality and added value of its achievements and services in order to contribute to the socio-economics development of First Nations. I invite you not to hesitate to ask for their support.
In Peace and Friendship, Ghislain Picard, Chief of the AFNQL
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Voici votre nouvelle édition du Répertoire d’Affaires et des Communautés Autochtones Québec-Labrador ; vous y retrouverez de l’information stratégique sur toutes les communautés Autochtones, les entreprises et les organismes des Premières Nations situés au Québec, Labrador et les Maritimes. Nous vous invitons à profiter de ces informations pour développer et consolider vos relations d'affaires en milieu autochtone ; les commerçants, entrepreneurs et professionnels de la communauté d’affaires des Premières Nations vous offrent leurs produits et services afin de réaliser des occasions d’affaires et des ententes commerciales stratégiques et profitables pour tous !
Je voudrais remercier bien spécialement chacun de nos annonceurs pour leur appui et pour leur participation. Sans vous, cette publication ne pourrait exister car nous ne bénéficions d'aucune subvention ni programme pour sa réalisation et sa distribution. Cette initiative, 100% autochtone, est autofinancéechaque année pour le bénéfice de l’ensemble de la collectivité d’affaires autochtone !
Merci à tous pour votre considération envers notre média- Meegwetch! Visitez-nous aussi en ligne ici: www.quebecautochtone.net
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Here is your new edition of the Quebec-Labrador Aboriginal Business and Communities Directory; you will find strategic information on all Aboriginal communities, businesses and First Nations organizations located in Quebec, Labrador and the Maritimes. We invite you to take advantage of this information to develop and consolidate your Aboriginal business relationships; the traders, entrepreneurs and professionals from the First Nations business network offer you their products and services in order to achieve business opportunities, strategic and profitable commercial agreements for all!
I would like to especially thank each of our advertisers for their support and for their participation. Without you, this publication simply could not exist as we do not benefit from any grant or program for its production and distribution. This 100% Indigenous initiative is self-funded each year, for the benefit of the entire Indigenous business community!
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Statistiques de population Population statistics
NATIONS
Abénakis
Odanak 2462
Wôlinak 351
Algonquins
Barriere Lake 791
Kebaowek First Nation 994
Kitcisakik 494
Kitigan Zibi 3241
Lac-Simon 2153
Pikogan 1059
Timiskaming 2132
Winneway 865
Wolf Lake 232 Total
Atikamekw
11961
Manawan 2906
Opitciwan 2955
Wemotaci 1922
Total
Cris / Crees
7783
Chisasibi 4604
Eastmain 833
Mistissini 3903
Némaska 858
Oujé-Bougoumou 906
Waskaganish 2977
Waswanipi 2410
Wemindji 1541
Whapmagoostui 1002
Total
Hurons-Wendat
19034
Wendake 4040 Total
Innus
4040
Betsiamites 3948
Essipit 746 La Romaine 1180
Mashteuiatsh 6619
Matimekush-Lac John 986
Mingan 633
Natashquan 1118
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Malécites
Micmacs
Mohawks
Naskapis
Indiens
Inuit
Akulivik
Aupaluk
Chisasibi
Inukjuak
Ivujivik 371 Kangiqsualujjuaq 896
Kangiqsujuaq 754 Kangirsuk 593
Killiniq 36 Kuujjuaq 2120 Kuujjuarapik 675
Puvirnituq 1676
Quaqtaq
Salluit 1506
Tasiujaq
Umiujaq
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Cacouna 1188 Total * 1188
Gaspé 785 Gesgapegiag 1501 Listuguj 4021 Total * 6307
Kahnawake 10982 Kanesatake 2513 Total * 13495
Kawawachikamach 1356 Total ** 1356
inscrits / Status Indians
663
210
90
1775
410
328
465 Total ** 12568 NATIONS
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THE ABENAKISTHE ABENAKIS
The Abenakis settled in Quebec between 1676 and 1680 in the Sillery region and lived on the banks of the Chaudière River near the falls for some twenty years before finally settling in Odanak and Wôlinak in the early 18th century. Their name comes form the words wabun (the light) and a’Ki (the earth), and means “People of the East“ or “People of the Morning“.
At this time, the Abenakis lived from hunting, trapping and fishing; they grew corn, beans, squash, potatoes and tobacco. They wove ash and sweet-grass baskets togather wild berries and boiled maple sap to make syrup.
During the wars between the French and the English, the Abenakis proved faithful allies to the French. It is said that one warrior named Assacumbuit killed more than 140 of the enemies of King Louis XIV, who knighted him.
’The Abénakis population has more than doubled over the past decade in their two communities of Quebec, Odanak and Wôlinak, which have a total area of a little less than 7km2. Both are mainly residential communities and located near the cities of Trois-Rivières and Sorel.
The development of touristic projects enables the Abenakis to preserve their culture and traditions while supporting their economic development.
Since 1960, the Odanak Historical Society manages one of the most important Native museum in Quebec, a few kilometers from the Montreal-Quebec corridor; the Abenaki Museum welcomes over 20,000 visitors each year. Basketry and other traditional arts and crafts generate important economic fallouts for the members of the two communities. Many Abenakis businesses are successfull and they employ many Native and Non-Native workers in both communities; the Abénakis are recognized for their entrepreneurial spirit as well as for the many partnerships they have developed over the years with Aboriginals and Non-Aboriginals businesses.
Abenaki celebrities include filmaker Alanis O’Bomsawin (NFB), singer Sylvie Bernard and former CBC announcer Jean-Paul Nolet.
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LES ABÉNAKISLES ABÉNAKIS
Les Abénakis se sont établis au Québec entre 1676 et 1680 dans la région de Sillery et ont par la suite vécu pendant une vingtaine d’années sur les rives de la rivière Chaudière, à la hauteur des chutes, avant de se fixer à Odanak et à Wôlinak au début du XVIIIe siècle. Leur nom d’origine est dérivé des termes wabun (la lumière) et a’Ki (la terre), qui signifient «peuple du matin» ou «peuple de l’Est ».
À cette époque, les Abénakis pratiquent une économie de subsistance basée sur la chasse, la pêche, la trappe, la cueillette de petits fruits ainsi que sur l’agriculture du maïs, des haricots, des courges, des pommes de terre et du tabac. Ils confectionnent des paniers tressés de frêne et de foin d’odeur pour la cueillette de baies sauvages et font bouillir la sève des érables pour faire du sirop.
Lors des guerres franco-anglaises, les Abénakis s’allient aux Français. Une anecdote tirée de cet épisode relate l’histoire d’un guerrier dénommée Assacumbuit qui aurait tué à lui seul plus de 140 ennemis du roi XIV, qui le reçut au rang de chevalier.
La population Abénaki a plus que doublé au cours de la dernière décennie au sein de leurs deux communautés au Québec, Odanak et Wôlinak, dont les superficies totalisent un peu moins de 7km2. Les deux communautés sont à vocation majoritairement résidentielle et sont situées près des villes de Trois-Rivières et de Sorel.
Le développement de projets à vocation touristique permet aux Abénakis de favoriser leur économie tout en préservant leur culture et leurs traditions.
Depuis 1960, la Société historique d'Odanak gère l'un des plus importants musée autochtone du Québec, à quelques kilomètres du corridor Montréal-Québec; le Musée des Abénakis accueille chaque année plus de 20 000 visiteurs. La vannerie et d'autres arts et métiers traditionnels génèrent d'importantes retombées économiques pour les membres des deux communautés. De nombreuses entreprises Abénakises réussissent et emploient de nombreux travailleurs autochtones et non autochtones dans les deux communautés; les Abénakis sont reconnus pour leur esprit entrepreneurial ainsi que pour les nombreux partenariats qu'ils ont développés au fil des ans avec des entreprises autochtones et nonautochtones.
Parmi les personnalites abenaquises connues, on peut citer la cineaste Alanis Obomsawin (ONF), la chanteuse Sylvie Bernard et l’ex-animateur de Radio-Canada Jean-Paul Nolet.
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NATIONS / ABÉNAKIS
Abénakis
Odanak
Agence Asban Numérique: 30, rue Waban-Aki, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0( (450) 880-1087
Alnôbak Danseurs, 2007, Tolba, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-5861(450) 568-5341
Boutique Miguen : 1057, rue Awassos, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (450) 568.6562
Brocante Odanak 2001, rue Tolba, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (819) 801.8791
Centre Culturel Wanaskaodemek, 104, Sibosis, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2810(450) 568-3553
Centre de santé d’Odanak, 105, Sibosis, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-6766(450) 568-6017
Commission Locale des Premières Nations d’Odanak, 104, Sibosis, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2810(450) 568-3553
Conseil des Abénakis d’Odanak, 104, rue Sibosis, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2810(450) 568-3553
Corps de Police des Abénakis (CPDA), 2421, Asban, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-3733(450) 568-2772
CPE Aw8ssisak, 106, Sibosis, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0237
Dépan-O-Gaz Nimôwon, 1110, Marice-Victorin, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0777
Entreprise Odanak, 2425, Asban, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 880-2504 Essengiciel, 2003, Tolba, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0138(450) 568-0138
Fromagerie Odanak 1099, route Marie-Victorin, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (450) 568.3323
GP Auto Électrique, 279, Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2575
JAW’s Hair and Nails 74, rue Waban-Aki, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (450) 881.2190
Joyce Panadis - Artiste, 306, Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-7009
La plume Blanche, Artisanat des Premières Nations,298, rue Waban-Aki, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (450) 568.7261
Le Savonneux, 1101, Marie-Victorin, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-6910
Lutherie Waban-aki, 2003, rue Tolba, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0138
Maison des Ainés Kchaiak, 120, Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-7064
MC Pièces d’auto/Les docteurs du pneu 46, rue Waban-Aki, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0(450) 568.0243
Mécano Flam, 107, Sibosis, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0249 Motel Industriel, 1245, Route Marie-Victorin Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2810
Musée des Abénakis d’Odanak, 108, rue Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2600(450) 568-5959 Piscine d’Odanak, 278, Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-3066 Pizzéria Resto Rapide 1099, route Marie-Victorin, Odanak (Québec) J0G 1H0 (450) 568.3777 Presbytère d’Odanak, 1003, Awassos, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0
Remorquage Patrick Verville, 295, rue Sainte-Anne, St-François-du-Lac, (Québec) J0G 1M0 (450) 568.2167 Salle Familiale, 1100, route Marie-Victorin, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0515
Salon Silki, 2, Managuan, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-2511 Transport D.S.D. Inc., 30, Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-5151(450) 568-0170
Wanaska Wabanaki, 71, Waban-Aki, Odanak, (Québec), J0G 1H0 (450) 568-0587
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Abénakis Odanak
Territoire :
Communauté d’Odanak
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située en bordure de la rivière Saint-François, à 32 kilomètres à l’est de Sorel.
Superficie : 607,02 hectares
Population : 2 462
Principales langues parlées :
Abénaki, français, anglais
Gouvernement :
Conseil des Abénakis d'Odanak 104, rue Sibosis, Odanak, Québec J0G 1H0 Tél: (450) 568-2810 Fax: (450) 568-3553 https://caodanak.com https://gcnwa.com
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, secteur manufacturier, foresterie, construction, tourisme.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, bureau de poste, confection de vêtements, dépanneur, manufacture de tabac.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 132, la route 143 ou la route 226. Réseau routier : 1 330 mètres de routes en gravier et 6 020 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maison : 186
Territory:
Community of Odanak
Geographical location:
The community is located beside the Saint-François River, 32 km east of Sorel.
Area: 607.02 hectares
Population: 2,462
Principal languages spoken: Abenaki, French, English
Government:
Conseil des Abénakis d'Odanak 104, rue Sibosis, Odanak, Quebec J0G 1H0 Tel: (450) 568-2810 Fax: (450) 568-3553 https://caodanak.com https://gcnwa.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, manufacturing sector, forestry, construction, tourism.
Businesses and services: Arts and handicrafts, post office, convenience store, taxi, tobacco manufacturer.
Infrastructure:
Access: Highway 132, 143 and 226 provide access to the community. Road network: 1,330 metres of gravel road and 6,020 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 186
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Wôlinak
Acier Mécanitec, 10275, rue Leblanc, Local 123, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 609-0345
Artisanat Wnegigw, 4850, rue Mikowa, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-9791(819) 294-9791
Bibliothèque Maskwa, 10120, rue Kolipaïo, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-4385
Centre de Santé Wôlinak, 10120, rue Kolipaio, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-6699(819) 294-6699
Conseil des Abénakis de Wôlinak, 10120, rue Kolipaio, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0(819) 294-6696(819) 294-6697
Corps de Police des Abénakis - Point de Service Wôlinak, 10120 rue Kolipaio, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (450) 568-3733(819) 294-4178
Dépanneur 6 à 11 enr., 10525, rue Leblanc, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-2828
Formule Fitness, 4790, rue Mikowa, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-7727
Général Fibre de Verre enr., 10175, rue Leblanc, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-9849(819) 294-2638
Grand Conseil de la Nation Waban-Aki (Le), 10175, rue Kolipaïo, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0(819) 294-1686(819) 294-1689
Journal Mikw8baït, 10175, rue Kolipaio, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-1686(819) 294-1689
Menuiserie Gilles Labarre enr., 10275, rue Leblanc, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-6144(819) 294-6144
Petite Chapelle Ste-Thérese, 10110 rue Kolipaïo, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-6696
Plumes et Pacotilles, 10525A, rue Leblanc, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-9110
Radio CKBN, 10275, rue Leblanc, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-2526(819) 294-2527
Résidence Au Soleil Levant, 11000, chemin Du Saint-Laurant, Bécancour, (Québec), G9H 3E9(819) 294-1161(819) 294-1165
Traiteur W, 10275, rue Leblanc, Local 102, Wôlinak, (Québec), G0X 1B0 (819) 294-6696(819) 294-6697
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Abénakis
Wôlinak
Territoire :
Première Nation de Wôlinak
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située en bordure de la rivière Bécancour, à 20 kilomètres au sud-est de Trois-Rivières.
Superficie : 79 hectares
Population : 351
Gouvernement :
Conseil de Bande de Wôlinak 10120, rue Kolipaio, Wôlinak Québec G0X 1B0 Tél: (819) 294-6696 Fax: (819) 294-6697
Principales langues parlée : Abénaquis, français, anglais
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, secteur manufacturier, construction, usine de produits plastiques.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, atelier de fibre de verre, garage de mécanique générale, formation en informatique, résidence pour personnes âgées, dépanneur, fabrication de canots, horticulture, chapelle, multiplex et centre de santé.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par les autoroutes 30 et 55. Réseau routier : 600 mètres de routes en gravier et 1 250 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 100
Territory:
First Nation of Wôlinak
Geographical location:
The community is located beside the Bécancour River, 20 km southeast of Trois-Rivières.
Area: 79 hectares Population: 351
Principal languages spoken: Abenaki, French, English
Government:
Conseil de Bande de Wôlinak 10120, rue Kolipaio, Wôlinak Quebec G0X 1B0 Tel: (819) 294-6696 Fax: (819) 294-6697
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, outfitting, construction, plastic products manufactory.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, automobile repairs, retirement home, computer training, canoe making, construction, convenience store, fibreglass workshop, horticulture, church, multiplex and health centre.
Infrastructure:
Access: Highways 30 and 55, provides access to the community. Road network: 600 metres of gravel road and 1,250 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 100
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THE ALGONQUINSTHE ALGONQUINS
The Algonquins usually call themselves, “Anishinabeg“, which means “The People“. Their language would be closely related to, amoung others, the Abenakis, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Pequot etc. as it is known that the Algonkian language is the widest First Nation Language in the Americas.
Before being forced to permanently settle in the Outaouais region, the Algonquins lived a nomadic lifestyle through hunting and fishing that was in tune with nature. Before the arrival of the Europeans, a system of trade also existed between the Algonquins and other nations. An example is that they would trade meat, hides and other products in exchange for tobacco, corn, beans and squash with the Iroquois. The Algonquins also traded with the Hurons, exchanging pelts and game for corn and fishing nets. After the arrival of the Europeans, they traded for tools ustensils and clothes.
In the 19th century, forestry operations devastated the Algonquin’s hunting grounds along the Ottawa and Gatineau rivers. This trend also resulted in the confiscation of what was left of their trap lines. This resulted in a number of communities moving farther north.
The acquisition of firearms and iron traps ushered in an era of prosperity among the Algonqins. Hunting became easier and the fur trade brought in considerable material wealth. Their lifestyle underwent profound changes: fabric replaced birch barks in tents and pelts in clothing. The Algonquins became dependant on trade with the Europeans in spite of themselves.
In the 19th century, forestry operations devastated the Algonquin’s hunting grounds along the Ottawa and Gatineau rivers. As a result, they moved farther north.
Today, some 4,500 of the 7,747 Algonquins live in nine communities in the Outaouais and Abitibi-Témiscamingue regions, of wich Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg is the largest. Many services are provided in these communities; such as education, health and social services and many small businesses are operating in the construction, forestry and transport sectors, among others. The band council administers police services for the community under an agreement signed with the Quebec and Canadian governments in 1992.
The Algonquin Council of Western Quebec, who was founded in 1980 to protect the interests of the Algonquin nation, is now represented by the “Algonquin Nation Programs and Services Secretariat”, wich represents the communities of Wolf Lake, Barriere Lake and Timiskaming. The “Anishinabeg Algonquin Nation” serves the communities of Eagle Village-Kibaowek, Lac Simon, Abitibiwinni, Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg and Long Point.
Since 1991, the Algonquin Development Association provides financial support and advice to Algonquins who want to undertake business projects.
Two Algonquins have made their mark in the National Hockey league: John Chabot and Gino Odjick.
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Les Algonquins se désignent en tant qu’Anishinabeg, ce qui signifie «les vrais hommes ». Ils auraient vraisemblablement une parenté étroite avec les Abénaquis, dont la langue ressemble beaucoup à la leur.
Avant de s’installer définitivement dans l’Outaouais, les Algonquins ont vécu sur la rive nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent pendant près d’un siècle, de 1550 à 1650. Ils sont ensuite refoulés vers les hauteurs de l’Outaouais par les nations iroquoises. Les guerres avec les Iroquois affaiblissent considérablement les Algonquins qui sont forcés de se réfugier près des forts français. Une trêve est conclue en 1701.
Étant des sociétés nomades, bien que les Algonquins s’adonnent un peu à l’agriculture, ils sont avant tout des chasseurs-cueilleurs et des pêcheurs. Grâce au commerce qu’ils pratiquent surtout avec les Hurons, les Algonquins obtiennent du maïs et des filets pour la pêche, en échange de peaux et de gibiers. Ils pratiquent le troc avec les Européens dont ils se procurent des outils, des ustensiles et des vêtements.
L’acquisition d’armes à feu et de pièges de fer engendre une ère de prospérité chez les Algonquins. La chasse est plus facile et la traite des fourrures leur procure une aisance matérielle appréciable. Leur mode de vie subit d’importants changements: la toile supplante l’écorce de bouleau pour les tentes et les peaux pour les vêtements. Ce faisant, les Algonquins deviennent malgré eux tributaires du commerce avec les Européens.
Au XIXe siècle, l’exploitation forestière dévaste les territoires de chasse des Algonquins le long des rivières des Outaouais et de la Gatineau. Ils se replient vers le nord.
Aujourd’hui, environ 4 500 des 7 747 Algonquins résident en Outaouais et en Abitibi Témiscamingue dans neuf collectivités. Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg en est la plus populeuse. On y retrouve des services dans le domaine de l’éducation, de la santé et des services sociaux, ainsi que plusieurs petites entreprises oeuvrant entre autres dans les domaines de la construction, de la foresterie et du transport. Le conseil de bande administre les services policiers de la communauté, en vertu d’une entente signée avec le Québec et le Canada en 1992.
Le conseil des Algonquins de l’ouest du Québec, fondé en 1980 pour défendre les intérêts de la nation, est représenté maintenant par le «Secrétariat des programmes et services de la Nation Algonquine » qui regroupe les communautés de Wolf Lake, Barriere Lake et Timiskaming et par le «Nation algonquine Anishinabeg » qui dessert les communautés d’Eagle Village - Kibaowek, Lac-Simon, Abitibiwinni, Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg et Long Point.
Depuis 1991, l’Association de développement économique des Algonquins offre un appui financier et des conseils aux Algonquins qui veulent réaliser des projets d’affaires. Deux Algonquins ont fait leur marque dans la Ligue nationale de hockey: John Chabot et Gino Odjick.
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Algonquins of Barriere Lake, C.P. 74 General Delivery, Parc de la Vérendrye, Rapid Lake, (Québec), J0W 2C0 (819) 435-2181(819) 435-2191
General Delivery, Rapid Lake, (Québec), J0W 2C0 (819) 435-2181(819) 435-2191
Kitiganik Construction, C.P. 74 General Delivery, Parc de la Vérendrye, Rapid Lake (Qc) J0W 2C0 (819) 435-2181
Kitiganik Elementary School, C.P. 74 General Delivery, Parc de la Vérendrye, Rapid Lake (Qc) J0W 2C0 (819) 435-2181
Rapid Lake Clinic, General Delivery, Rapid Lake, (Québec), J0W 2C0 (819) 435-2100(819) 435-2103
Rapid Lake Public Works : C.P. 74 General Delivery, Parc de la Vérendrye, Rapid Lake (Qc) J0W 2C0 (819) 435-2181
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Algonquins
Territoire :
Communauté de Lac Rapide (Rapid-Lake)
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 134 kilomètres au nord de Maniwaki, sur la rive du réservoir Cabonga.
Superficie : 28 hectares Population : 791
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, anglais
Gouvernement :
Algonquins of Barriere Lake General Delivery, Rapid Lake, Québec J0W 2C0 Tél: (819) 441-8005 Fax: (613) 837-7482 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algonquins_de_Barriere_Lake http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, piégeage, construction, foresterie.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, bingo, services.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 117 et un chemin forestier. Réseau routier : 7 880 mètres de route en gravier.
Nombre de maisons : 65
Barriere Lake
Territory:
Community of Rapid Lake (Lac-Rapide)
Geographical location:
The community is located 134 km north of Maniwaki, on the bank of the Cabonga Reservoir.
Area: 28 hectares Population: 791
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, English Government:
Algonquins of Barriere Lake General Delivery, Rapid Lake, Québec J0W 2C0
Tél: (819) 441-8005 Fax: (613) 837-7482 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algonquins_de_Barriere_Lake http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, trapping, construction, forestry.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, bingo, services.
Infrastructure:
Access: Highway 117 and a logging road provide access to the community. Road network: 7,880 metres of gravel road. Number of houses: 65
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Kebaowek First NationAlgonquins
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Drumbeat CKFF 104.1 FM – 106 Ogima Street, Kibaowek (Qc) J0Z 2H0 (819) 627-3455
Kebaowek
Kebaowek
Kebaowek
First Nation Band Administration, 4 Oglma Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0(819) 627-3455(819) 627-9428
First Nation Fire Department, 4 Ogima Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0(819) 627-3455(819) 627-9428
First Nation First Line Services, 3 Ogima Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0(819) 627-9877
Kebaowek First Nation News, 3 Oglma Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0 (819) 627-9060(819) 627-9428
Kebaowek
First Nation Police Department, 2 Ogima Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0(819) 627-8229(819) 627-3277
Kebaowek Health and Wellness Center, 3 Ogima Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0(819) 627-9060(819) 627-1885
Kebaowek Land Management, 2 Ogima Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0 (819) 627-3309(819) 627-3531
Lakeview Store, 43 Migizy Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0 (819) 627-1307(819) 627-1680
Migizy Gas Station, 1 Ogima Street, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0 (819) 627-3392(819) 627-1540
Migizy Odenaw Childcare Centre, 301 Amik Avenue, Kibaowek, (Québec), J0Z 2H0 (819) 627-1000(819) 627-1219
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Algonquins Kebaowek First Nation
Territoire :
Communauté de Kebaowek First Nation
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 10 kilomètres à l’ouest de Témiscaming, en bordure du lac Kibaowek.
Superficie : 21,49 hectares
Population : 994
Gouvernement :
Kebaowek First NationBand Administration
P.O. Box 756, Temiscaming, Québec J0Z 3R0 Tél.: (819) 627-3455 Fax: (819) 627-9428 http://kebaowek.ca http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, anglais
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, pourvoiries,transport.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, dépanneur, fabrication de mocassins, traiteur, station service, centre de santé, administration du conseil de bande.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route de Kibaowek qui croise la route 101, à 5 kilomètres à l’ouest. Réseau routier : 1 200 mètres de route pavée. Nombre de maisons : 130
Territory:
Community of Kebaowek First Nation
Geographical location:
The community is located 10 km west of Temiscaming, by the shore of Lake Kibaowek.
Area: 21.49 hectares
Population: 994
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, English
Government:
Kebaowek First NationBand Administration
P.O. Box 756, Temiscaming, Québec J0Z 3R0 Tel.: (819) 627-3455 Fax: (819) 627-9428 http://kebaowek.ca http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, outfitters.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, caterer, convenience store, moccasin making, gas station, day care, health services, band administration.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Kibaowek Road, which crossed Highway 101, 5 kilometres to the west. Road network: 1,200 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 130
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Kitcisakik
Administration Kitcisakik, C.P. 5206, Kitcisakik, Val-d’Or, (Québec), J9P 7C6 (819) 825-1466(819) 825-5638
Centre de Santé Kitcisakik, C.P. 5206, Val-d’Or, (Québec), J9P 7C6 (819) 736-3001(819) 736-3011
Conseil des Anicinapek de Kitcisakik, C.P. 5206, Val-d’Or, (Québec), J9P 7C6 (819) 736-3001(819) 736-3012
Dépanneur Pakigan, C.P. 5206, Val-d’Or, (Québec), J9P 7C6 (819) 736-3008(819) 736-3008
École Mikizicec, 1001 Amik Mikana, Val d’Or (Québec) J9P 1P9 (819) 736-3001
Transport Medical, C.P. 5206, Val-d’Or, (Québec), J9P 7C6 (819) 736-3001(819) 736-3011
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Algonquins
Territoire : Établissement de Kitcisakik (Grand-Lac-Victoria)
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé à l’embouchure de la rivière des Outaouais et du Grand lac Victoria, à 94 kilomètres au sud de Val-d’Or.
Superficie : 12,14 hectares Population : 494
Gouvernement : Administration Kitcisakik C.P. 5206, Val-d'Or, Québec J9P 7C5 Tél: (819) 825-1966 Fax: (819) 736-3012 http://kitcisakik.ca http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, français, anglais
Activités économiques : Piégeage, tourisme, transport, construction, services et commerces.
Commerces et services : Dépanneur, service d’essence, garderie, sentier de motoneige et casse-croûte.
Infrastructure :
Accès : l’établissement d’été est situé à 21 kilomètres à l’ouest de la route 117. On peut franchir cette distance en canot, depuis le réservoir Dozois, jusqu’à Grand lac Victoria.
Les bureaux du conseil, le dispensaire, la salle communautaire et 100 habitations sont situés à proximité du barrage Bourque à 7 kilomètres de la route 117.
Kitcisakik
Territory:
Settlement of Kitcisakik (Grand-Lac-Victoria)
Geographical location:
The territory is located where the Ottawa River flows into Grand Lac Victoria, 94 km south of Val-d’Or.
Area:
12.14 hectares
Population: 494
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, French, English
Government:
Administration Kitcisakik
C.P. 5206, Val-d'Or, Quebec J9P 7C5
Tel: (819) 825-1966 Fax: (819) 736-3012 http://kitcisakik.ca http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Trapping, tourism, construction, transport, services et business.
Businesses and services:
Convenience store, gas station, day-care centre, snowmobile trail and snack bar.
Infrastructure:
Access: the settlement is located 21 km west of Highway 117, which can reached by canoe, from the Dozois Reservoir to Grand Lac Victoria.
Band council office, dispensary, around 100 houses and community hall are located close to the Bourque dam, 7 km from highway 117. Number of houses: no permanent facilities.
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Algonquins
Kitigan Zibi
Algonquin Anishinabeg Nation Tribal Council, 81 Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3C3(819) 449-5106(819) 449-8064
Alice Beaudoin Photography, 1211 Chemin de la Montangne, Gatineau, (Québec), J9J 3S3(819) 664-8166
Anishinabe Printing, P.O. Box 317, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3C9 (819) 449-7997(819) 449-3170
Anish-na-Bead, 4 Kikinamage, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 306-0900
Autodrome Maniwaki Speedway, 15 Pitobig Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 208-7817
Awazibi Pure Maple Syrup, 1 Paganakomin Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C9 (819) 441-2323(819) 449-5673
Buck’s Auto Parts, 69 Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3C3 (819) 449-2288
Bucks Sports, 68 Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 441-2655(819) 441-3559
CKWE-FM Radio (103,9 FM), 3 Kjkinamage Mikan, P.O.Box 309, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C3 (819) 449-5097(819) 449-5673
Clinique de Physiotherapie Lynda Cayer, 98 Chemin Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 441-3883(819) 441-3099
Crevler KZ Gas, 90 Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-1221 Decontie Construction Inc., 13 Kiwe Quot Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 441-3277
Enakamigag Anishnabewakin (bulletin / newsletter), 81 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C3 (819) 449-1225(819) 449-8064
Expédition Kiniw Zibi, 181, rue Wolfe, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 1S3 (819) 441-6931
Felix’s Casse Croute, 59 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-2181
Hand Made Moccasins, P.O. Box 361, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3G9 (819) 449-5359
Hawk’s Trading Post, 276 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 441-1673(819) 441-2616
Holy Rosary Church, 308 Fafard Street, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 1Z1 (819) 449-2900
Hubert Chalifoux Taxi/Trucking/Snow Removal, 69 Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3C9 (819) 449-3737
Imprimerie Maniwaki, 153, rue Laurier, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 2K6 (819) 449-1122(819) 449-5147
K.Z. Freshmart, 35 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C2 (819) 449-3741(819) 449-3655 K.Z. Sylviculture Inc., 281 Scott Street, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3P6 (819) 449-5072(819) 449-8627 Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Administration (Band Office), 1 Paganakomin Mikan, P.O. Box 309, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C9 (819) 449-5170(819) 449-5673
Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Cultural Centre, 54 Makwa Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1(819) 441-1655(819) 441-2665
Kitigan Zibi Education Sector, 54 Makwa Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-1798(819) 449-5570
Kitigan Zibi Health and Social Services, 8 Kikinimage Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1(819) 449-5593(819) 449-5673
Kitigan Zibi Human Resource Development Center, P.O. Box 309, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C9(819) 449-5170(819) 449-5673
Kitigan Zibi Natural Resources, 3 Kikinamage Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 441-2323(819) 449-5673
Kitigan Zibi Police Department, 10 Kikinamage, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-6000(819) 449-3361
Kitigan Zibi School, 41 Kikinamage Mikan, P.O.Box 10, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1(819) 449-1275(819) 449-5503
KZ Gutter Expert, 3, Buckshot Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 334-0130
LBJ Indian Crafts, 68 Pitobig Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-4919
Marlene Carle Hydrotherapist / Orthotherapist, 156, Pitobig Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-6945
MB Radon Solutions, 75 Pitobig Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-7751
Meness Towing, 373 Kichi MiKan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 441-3972
Nodin’s Crafts, P.O. Box 232, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B4 (819) 449-4650(819) 449-1988
Quemeez, P.O. Box 285, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3C9 (819) 665-2150(819) 441-2377
Raven’s Nest Arts and Crafts, 263, Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec) (819) 449-4376
Renew Day Spa, 316B Principal Sud, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 306-3306
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Algonquins
Territoire :
Communauté de Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 130 kilomètres au nord de Hull. La réserve est délimitée, au nord, par la rivière de l’Aigle et par la rivière Désert.
Superficie : 18 437 hectares
Population : 3 241
Gouvernement : Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Administration (Band Office), 1 Paganakomin Mikan, P.O. Box 309, Maniwaki, Québec J9E 3C9 Tél.: (819) 449-5170 Fax: (819) 449-5673 http://kzadmin.com http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, anglais, français
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, construction, tourisme, transport.
Commerces et services : Alimentation, art et artisanat, buanderie, coiffure, ébénisterie, excavation, garderie, lave-auto, machinerie lourde, restauration, soudure, services de consultants, ambulance et centre culturel.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 105 qui rejoint Hull, à environ 130 kilomètres au sud, ou par les routes 117 et 107 en provenance de Montréal. Réseau routier : 51.31 km de route en gravier et 26.65 km en asphalte.
Kitigan Zibi
Territory:
Community of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg
Geographical location:
The community is located 130 km north of Hull. It is bounded on the north by the de l’Aigle and Désert Rivers.
Area: 18 437 hectares
Population: 3,241
Principal languages spoken: Algonquin, English, French
Government:
Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Administration (Band Office), 1 Paganakomin Mikan, P.O. Box 309, Maniwaki, Quebec J9E 3C9 Tel.: (819) 449-5170 Fax: (819) 449-5673 http://kzadmin.com http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, construction, tourism, transport.
Businesses and services:
Ambulance service, day-care centre, heavy machinery, arts and handicrafts, excavation, laundry, cabinetmaking, food supplier, carwash, restaurant, soldering, consultant services, hairdresser and cultural center.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 105, which runs to Hull approximately 130 kilometres to the south, or by highways 107 and 117 from Montreal. Road network: 51.31 km of gravel road and 26.65 km of paved road. Number of houses: 551
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River Garden Café, 86 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C5 (819) 306-1223
Ruby’s Native Crafts, 84 Kichi Mikan, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec) (819) 441-1322
Salon Algonquin, 314 Principale Sud, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 2A6 (819) 449-1533
The Mix / Le Mix Restaurant, 32, Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3C4 (819) 441-2811
Wabano’s Esso Gas Bar, 311 Principale Sud, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 2A7 (819) 449-6074(819) 449-3771
Wanaki Center, 50 Wanaki Mikan, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 449-7000(819) 449-7832
Wawasamo Creations, 299 Scott Street Sud, Kitigan Zibi, (Québec), J9E 3B1 (819) 334-9709
Wawatey Catering, P.O. Box 422, Maniwaki, (Québec), J9E 3G9 (819) 441-1111
Algonquins
Lac-Simon
Centre de la Petite Enfance Takinagan, 1029, rue Mohigan, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0(819) 736-2929(819) 736-3129
CHUT-FM (92,5 FM)(95,3 FM), 1028, rue Tcizo, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0
Conseil de la Nation Anishinabe du Lac Simon, 1026, boul. Cicip, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0
(819) 736-4501(819) 736-7311 Corporation de Développement Économique Wabak Pimadizi, 1027, rue Tcizo, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0 (819) 736-2131(819) 736-2139
Dépanneur Wabak Adwagomigok, 1012, rue Wabanonik, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0 (819) 736-2223
Ébénisterie Anishinabe de Lac Simon, 1005, rue Wenecec, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0(819) 736-2131(819) 736-2139
Entreprise MDJ enr., 95, rue Wabanonik, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0
(819) 736-3694(819) 736-2131
Restaurant Widiah, 1050, boul. Cicip, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0 (819) 736-2024
Taxi Algonquin, 72, Matciteia, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0
(819) 736-2245
Taxi Madeleine, 8, boul. Cicip, Lac Simon, (Québec), J0Y 3M0 (819) 736-2664
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Algonquins
Territoire : Communauté de Lac-Simon
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située sur la rive ouest du lac Simon, à 32 kilomètres au sud-est de Val-d’Or.
Superficie : 275,01 hectares
Population : 2 153
Gouvernement :
Conseil de la Nation Anishinabe du Lac Simon, 1026, boul. Cicip, Lac Simon, Québec J0Y 3M0 Tél.: (819) 736-4501 Fax: (819) 736-7311 https://lacsimon.ca http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, français
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, construction, foresterie, piégeage, transport, tourisme.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, dépanneur, machinerie lourde, restauration, taxi, ébénisterie, garderie.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 117.
Réseau routier : 1 680 mètres de routes en gravier et 5 040 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 279
Lac-Simon
Territory: Community of Lac-Simon
Geographical location:
The community is located on the western shore of Lake Simon, 32 km southeast of Val-d’Or.
Area: 275.01 hectares
Population: 2,153
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, French
Government:
Conseil de la Nation Anishinabe du Lac Simon, 1026, boul. Cicip, Lac Simon, Quebec J0Y 3M0 Tel.: (819) 736-4501 Fax: (819) 736-7311 https://lacsimon.ca http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, construction, forestry, trapping, transport, tourism.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, convenience store, heavy machinery, restaurant, taxi, wood furniture, day-care centre.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 117. Road network: 1,680 metres of gravel road and 5,040 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 279
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Algonquins
Pikogan
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Abitibiwinni Bercé par l’Harricana, 55, rue Migwan, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 732-3350(819) 732-3358
Centre de la Petite enfance Mokaam, 75, rue Migwan, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 727-5744(819) 727-4648
Centre de Santé Pikogan, 35, rue Migwan, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 732-6591(819) 732-9824
CKAG-FM (100,1 FM), 30, rue David Kistabish, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 727-3237(819) 732-1569
Conseil de la Première Nation Abitibiwinni, 45, rue Migwan, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3(819) 732-6591(819) 732-1569
Développement Socio-Économique, 55, rue Migwan, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 732-3350(819) 732-3358
École Migwan, 70, rue Migwan, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 732-6591(819) 732-9838
Gazonord Inc., 2301, Route 109 Nord, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3 (819) 732-3385(819) 732-3387
Maison des Aînés, 8 atapi, 33, rue Migwan Pikogan (819) 732-6591(819) 732-9824
Maison des Jeunes La Fraternité, 30, rue David Kistabish (819) 732-4655
Police Pikogan, 215, Hector Polson, Pikogan, (Québec), J9T 3A3
(819) 732-4411(819) 732-4121
Ressources, territoires et environnement, 55, rue Migwan (819) 732-6591 (819) 732-3358
Service Première Ligne Apeminowin, 45, rue Migwan Pikogan (819) 732-6591 (819) 732-9824
Conseil de la Première Nation
Abitibiwinni
Monik Kistabish, Cheffe James Cananasso, Vice-Chef Chantal Kistabish, conseillère Joan Wylde, conseillère Manon Tremblay, conseillère
45, rue Migwan, Pikogan, Québec J9T3A3 info@pikogan.com • www.pikogan.com
Tél. : 819 732-6591 • Fax : 819 732-1569
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Algonquins
Territoire :
Communauté de Pikogan
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à trois kilomètres d’Amos, sur la rive ouest de la rivière Harricana.
Superficie : 276 hectares Population : 1 059
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, français, anglais
Gouvernement :
Conseil de la Première Nation Abitibiwinni, 45, rue Migwan, Pikogan, Québec J9T 3A3 Tél.: (819) 732-6591 Fax: (819) 732-1569 https://pikogan.com http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, construction, transport.
Commerces et services :
Service de développement économique, garderie, station d’essence et dépanneur, coopérative de solidaritée.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 109 qui rejoint la route 117. Réseau routier : 167 mètres de routes en gravier et 2 710 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 151
Pikogan
Territory:
Community of Pikogan
Geographical location:
The community is located three kilometres from Amos, on the west bank of the Harricana River.
Area: 276 hectares Population: 1,059
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, French, English
Government:
Conseil de la Première Nation Abitibiwinni, 45, rue Migwan, Pikogan, Québec J9T 3A3 Tel.: (819) 732-6591 Fax: (819) 732-1569 https://pikogan.com http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, construction, transport.
Businesses and services:
Economic Development Service, taxi, day care, gas bar and convenience store, solidarity cooperative.
Infrastructure:
Access: Highway 109, which it connects to Highway 117, provides access to the community. Road network: 167 metres of gravel road and 2,710 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 151
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NATIONS / ALGONQUINS
Algonquins
Timiskaming
Algonquin Nation Human Resources & Sustainable Development, 6 Kateri Street, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-5333(819) 723-5211
Algonquin Nation Programs and Services Secretariat, 6 Kateri, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2019 Algonquin Variety, 92 Ontario Street, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2000 Anishnabe Long Term Care Centre, 26 Agonquin Avenue, Box 220, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2225(819) 723-2112
CHNT-FM Radio Station (92,3 FM), 24 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2121(819) 723-2167
Community Health Representative, 22 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2487(819) 723-2272
Conseillers parajudiciaires autochtones / Région Abitibi-Témiscamingue, 24 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0
(819) 723-2313(819) 723-2345
Kiwetin School, 8 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2533(819) 723-2578 Medical Transportation, 22, Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0(819) 723-2381
National Native Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program, 22 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2153(819) 723-2272
Pidaban Child Care Centre, 10 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0(819) 723-2319(819) 723-4002 Senior’s Unit, 21 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-5223
TFN Construction, 28 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (873) 374-0315
Timiskaming First Nation Administration Office, 24 Algonquin Avenue, Notre Dame du Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0
(819) 723-2335(819) 723-2353
Timiskaming First Nation Band Council, 6A Kateri Street, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0 (819) 723-2370(819) 723-2353
Timiskaming First Nation Public Security, 10 Stanger’s Road, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0
(819) 723-2810
Timiskaming Health Services, 22 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3B0(819) 723-2260(819) 723-2272 Widjikiwe Gas Bar, 86 Ontario Street, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, (Québec), J0Z 3BO (819) 723-2723
Timiskaming First Nation
24, Algonquin Avenue
Notre-Dame-du-Nord (Qc) J0Z 3B0
Tel (819) 723-2335
Fax (819) 723-2353 www. tfnadmin.wixsite.com
Email: reception@atfn.ca
Arden McBride, Chief
Christine Chevrier, Vice-Chief
Gérald Hanbury, Councillor
Karen McKensie, Councillor
Colleen Polson, Councillor
Jennilee Wahsquonaikezezhik, Councillor
Nathan McMartin, Councillor
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Algonquins
Territoire :
Communauté de Timiskaming
Situation géographique :
La communauté est adjacente à la municipalité de Notre-Dame-du-Nord.
Superficie : 2 428,08 hectares
Population : 2 132
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, anglais
Gouvernement :
Timiskaming First Nation Band Council, 24 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, Québec J0Z 3B0 Tél.: (819) 723-2335 Fax: (819) 723-2353 www.tfnadmin.wixsite.com
Activités économiques :
Agriculture, art et artisanat, commerces et services, construction, foresterie, piégeage, tourisme.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, coopérative forestière, dépanneur, machinerie lourde, taxi.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 101.
Réseau routier : 4 070 mètres de routes en gravier et 5 860 mètres en asphalte.
Timiskaming
Territory: Community of Timiskaming
Geographical location: The community is adjacent to the Municipality of Notre-Dame-du-Nord.
Area: 2,428.08 hectares
Population: 2,132
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, English
Government:
Timiskaming First Nation Band Council, 24 Algonquin Avenue, Notre-Dame-du-Nord, Québec J0Z 3B0 Tel.: (819) 723-2335 Fax: (819) 723-2353 www.tfnadmin.wixsite.com
Economic activities:
Agriculture, arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, tourism, construction.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, convenience store, heavy machinery, taxi.
Infrastructure:
Access: Timiskaming can be reached by Highway 101. Road network: 4,070 metres of gravel road and 5,860 metres of paved road.
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NATIONS / ALGONQUINS
Algonquins
Winneway
Amo Ososwan School, 117 Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O.Box 43, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2026(819) 722-2073
Amosesag / Daycare Center, 603 Ocki, Box 70, Winneway, (Québec), J0Z 2J0
CFWR Winneway Radio Station (93,5 FM), 120 Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O. Box 1, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2797(819) 722-2579
Kuzzin Gas Station, 205 Kete Mikana, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2555(819) 722-4003
Long Point First Nation, 112 Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O. Box 1, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2441(819) 722-2579
Presbytère de Winneway, 124, Naneweak Mikana, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0(819) 722-2426(819) 722-2881 Taxi Winneway, General Delivery, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2057(819) 722-2057
Winneway Economic Development, 112 Kakinwawigak Mikana, Box 1, Winneway, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2441(819) 722-2579
Winneway Elders Center, 130 Naneweak Mikana, P.O. Box 1, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2365
Winneway Forestry, 107 Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O. Box 75, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2005(819) 722-2579
Winneway Health Clinic, 207 Pawitig Mikana, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2440(819) 722-2768
Winneway Human Resources Development Office, 112, Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O. Box 1, Winneway River, (Québec), J0Z 2J0 (819) 722-2441(819) 722-2579
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Algonquins
Winneway
Territoire : Établissement de Winneway
Situation géographique :
Le village est situé à 114 kilomètres à l’est de Ville-Marie, sur la rive sud de la rivière Winneway.
Superficie : 37,84 hectares
Population : 865
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, anglais, français
Gouvernement :
Long Point First Nation
112 Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O. Box 1, Winneway River, Québec J0Z 2J0 Tél.: (819) 722-2441 Fax: (819) 722-2579 https://longpointfirstnation.com http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Activités économiques :
Commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, système d’information géographique.
Commerces et services : Restauration, taxi, dépanneur, etc.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Winneway est accessible en empruntant la route 101, la route 382. Réseau routier : 2 400 mètres de routes pavées. Nombre de maisons : 90
Territory:
Settlement of Winneway
Geographical location:
The village is located 114 km east of Ville-Marie, on the south bank of the Winneway River.
Area: 37.84 hectares
Population: 865
Principal languages spoken: Algonquin, English, French
Government:
Long Point First Nation
112 Kakinwawigak Mikana, P.O. Box 1, Winneway River, Québec J0Z 2J0 Tel.: (819) 722-2441 Fax: (819) 722-2579 https://longpointfirstnation.com http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities:
Businesses and services, forestry, trapping, geographic information system.
Businesses and services: Restaurant, taxi, depanneur, etc.
Infrastructure:
Access: Winneway can be reached by highways 101 and 382 road. Road network: 2,400 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 90
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Wolf LakeAlgonquins
Territoire :
Établissement d’Hunter’s Point
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé à 37 kilomètres au nord-est de la ville de Témiscaming, à Hunter’s Point au lac Kibaowek.
Superficie : 4 hectares
Population : 232
Principales langues parlées : Algonquin, anglais
Gouvernement :
Wolf Lake First Nation, P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming, Québec J0Z 3R0 Tél.: (819) 627-3628 Fax: (819) 627-1109 https://www.wolflakefirstnation.com/band-office http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Activités économiques :
Tourisme, arts et artisanat, pâtes et papier, pêche et piégeage, foresterie, pourvoirie, transport.
Commerces et services : Commerce d'arts et artisanat, production d'art et d'artisanat, pourvoirie canoe et kayak, menuiserie, rénovation d'édifices, station service et dépanneur.
Infrastructure :
Accès : un chemin forestier, depuis la route 101, permet d’accéder au lac Hunter’s Point. Réseau routier : Chemins forestiers. Nombre de maisons : 26
Territory:
Settlement of Hunter’s Point
Geographical location:
The territory is located 37 km northeast of Temiscaming, at Hunter’s Point on Lake Kibaowek.
Area: 4 hectares Population: 232
Principal languages spoken: Algonquian, English Government: Wolf Lake First Nation, P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming, Québec J0Z 3R0 Tel.: (819) 627-3628 Fax: (819) 627-1109 https://www.wolflakefirstnation.com/band-office http://www.anishinabenation.ca
Economic activities: Tourism, hunting, fishing and trapping, arts and handicraft, forestry, outfitting, transport.
Businesses and services: Arts and handicrafts store, arts and crafts production, carpenters, building renovations, backcountry cabin acoomodations, gas station, convenience store.
Infrastructure:
Access: Hunter’s Point Lake can be reached by logging road leading from Highway 101. Road network: logging roads. Number of houses: 26
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Algonquin Canoe Company: P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming (Qc) J0Z 3R0
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(819) 627-3628
Anishinabek Outfitting Inc., P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming, (Québec), J0Z 3R0 (819) 627-3628(819) 627-1109
Camp La Lucarne, 1920, Route 101, R.R. #1, Laniel, (Québec), J0Z 2K0 (819) 634-2800(819) 634-2880
Mahingan Development Corporation, 5 Riordon Avenue, P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming, (Québec), J0Z 3R0 (819) 627-3628(819) 627-1109
Nanabush Café : P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming (Qc) J0Z 3R0 (819) 627-3628
Wolf Lake First Nation, P.O. Box 998, Temiscaming, (Québec), J0Z 3R0 (819) 627-3628(819) 627-1109
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THE ATIKAMEKWTHE ATIKAMEKW
Around 1650, there were 500 to 600 Atikamekw. They occupied an area crisscrossed by navigable rivers and located at the crossroads of Cree, Algonquin and Innus communities, a situation that favoured barter. The Atikamekw supplemented their diet of game and fish by acquiring agricultural products such as corn. In spring, the Atikamekw would boil maple sap to make sugar and syrup; they are at the origin of the history of maple syrup in Quebec.
Between 1670 and 1680, a smallpox epidemic struck the Atikamekw. The few survivors were driven away by the Iroquois. Some twenty years later, a group of Amerindians settled on Atikamekw territory; they were known as the “Têtes-de-Boules”. Most historians now believe that this goup consisted of a handful of Atikamekw survivors together with other Amerindian nomads. The name Atikamekw would not be used again until the 1970’s.
The arrival of the Europeans transformed the lives of the “Têtes-de-Boule”. Under the influence of Christianity, they gave up polygamy, they married and had their children baptised. In 1774, the Hudson’s Bay Company opened the first trading posts in the region. With the intensification of trade relations, non-Native values began to take the place of traditions.
In 1831, forestry companies began working in the area and introduced paid work. “Têtes-deBoule” workers knew the forest well and were easily satisfied.
The 20th century saw the beginning of a new era, that of hydroelectric projects. The Opitciwan community had to relocate twice because of floods resulting from the creation of the Gouin Reservoir in 1918. All these activities had an adverse effect on the wildlife; log drives and the flooding of the woods by the Gouin Reservoir produced mercury, poisoning in the fish. It became impossible to maintain the traditional way of life.
Over 10,000 Atikamekw live in Manawan, Opitciwan and Wemotaci; a few others live in La Tuque, and the Mauricie and Lac Saint-Jean regions.
Today, forestry is the main source of employment. Craft work provides an extra source of income, particularly for the women who make bark baskets. In recent years, efforts have been made to develop the region’s tourism potential; in 1993, snowmobilers inaugurated the Northern Triangle, a 1300 km trail that goes through Opitciwan, and many cultural tourism centers were also created.
In May 1993, the Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw (CNA) signed an agreement with the federal and provincial governments on the construction and repair of roads providing access to the three communities. Roads that provide year-round access allow now the Atikamekw to make an active contribution to the region’s economic development.
Among the Atikamekws, the year is divided into six seasons. Each season corresponds to a main activity. The order of the seasons begins with Sikon which is a kind of pre-spring and, in this season, the Atikamekws make baskets of bark which can contain the maple sap gathered during this time of the year. The next season is Morakamin, equivalent to spring, during which the Atikamekws will fish and hunt partridges. Then comes Nipin, summer; we do the same thing as in the previous season. Fall is Takwakin, where moose hunting begins. It is during the beginning of winter, called Pitcipipon, that the Atikamekws will trap beavers and that the women make coats with their furs. During the winter, or Pipon, they fish under the ice with nets made by men and where others make pairs of rackets; the women remove the hair from the moose skins, then wash them, scrape them, cut them into babiche to weave the rackets
On September 8, 2014, the Council of the Atikamekw Nation unilaterally declared its sovereignty over Nitaskinan (traditional terrritory) covering an area of 80,000 km2. One of the main goals of the nation with this declaration is to have a right of scrutiny over the projects of exploitation of natural resources in the Atikamekw territory.
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LES ATIKAMEKWLES ATIKAMEKW
Vers 1650, on dénombre entre 500 et 600 Atikamekw. Ils occupent un territoire sillonné par de nombreuses voies navigables situé au carrefour des communautés cries, algonquines et innues. Cette situation favorise le troc. Les Atikamekw peuvent compléter leur régime alimentaire à base de gibier et de poisson par des produits agricoles comme le maïs. Au printemps, les Atikamekw font bouillir la sève extraite des érables pour en faire du sucre et du sirop, d’où l’origine du sirop d’érable québécois.
Entre 1670 et 1680, une épidémie de petite vérole décime la population Atikamek. Les quelques survivants sont chassés par les Iroquois. Une vingtaine d’années plus tard, un groupe d’autochtones s’installe en territoire Atikamekw. Dénommés « Têtes-de-Boule », on émet l’hypothèse sur leur présence comme étant des descendants Atikamekw auxquels se seraient joints d’autres autochtones nomades. L’appellation Atikamekw ne sera réutilisée qu’au milieu des années 1970.
L’arrivée des Européens transforme le mode de vie des « Têtes-de-Boule ». Sous l’influence du christianisme, ils renoncent à la polygamie, ils se marient et font baptiser leurs enfants. À partir de 1774, la Compagnie de la Baie-d’Hudson ouvre des postes de traite dans la région. Avec l’intensification des relations commerciales, les valeurs des non-autochtones se substituent aux traditions.
En 1831, les compagnies forestières s’installent dans la région et introduisent le travail salarié. Les « Têtes-de-Boule » constituent une main-d’œuvre qui connaît bien la forêt et qui se satisfait de peu.
Plus de 10,000 Atikamekw habitent les communautés de Manawan, de Wemotaci et d’Opitciwan; quelques autres vivent à La Tuque, en Mauricie et au Lac St-Jean.
Le XXe siècle s’ouvre sur une nouvelle ère; celle des aménagements hydro-électriques. La communauté d’Opitciwan a dû être réinstallée à deux reprises en raison des inondations résultant de la création du réservoir Gouin en 1918. Toutes ces activités ont un impact négatif sur la faune et la flore. La drave et le bois inondé par le réservoir Gouin ont entraîné la contamination de la faune et de la flore et le maintien du mode de vie traditionnel n’est plus guère possible.
L’économie actuelle des Atikamekw est basée sur la coupe de bois, qui représente la principale source d’emplois. L’artisanat offre un revenu d’appoint surtout pour les femmes, qui fabriquent des paniers d’écorce. Depuis quelques années, on s’active à exploiter le potentiel touristique de la région: en 1993, des motoneigistes inauguraient le Triangle du Nord, un sentier de 1 300 kilomètres qui passe par Opitciwan. Plusieurs centres de tourisme ethno-culturel ont également vu le jour depuis. En mai 1993, le conseil de la Nation Atikamekw (CNA) a signé une entente avec les gouvernements provincial et fédéral sur la réfection des routes forestières donnant accès aux trois communautés; ces routes d’accès deviendront praticables durant toute l’année tout en permettant aux Atikamekw de contribuer activement au développement économique de la région.
Chez les Atikamekws, l’année est divisée en six saisons. Chaque saison correspond à une activité principale. L'ordre des saisons commence par Sikon qui est une sorte de pré-printemps et, dans cette saison, les Atikamekws fabriquent des paniers d'écorce qui peuvent contenir l’eau d’érable cueillie dans cette période de l’année. La saison suivante est Morakamin, équivalente au printemps, au cours de laquelle les Atikamekws vont pêcher et chasser la perdrix. Ensuite, vient Nipin, l'été ; on y fait la même chose qu’à la saison précédente. L'automne correspond à Takwakin où commence la chasse à l‘orignal. C’est durant le début de l’hiver, appelé Pitcipipon, que les Atikamekws vont trapper des castors et que les femmes font des manteaux avec leurs fourrures. Durant l’hiver, ou Pipon, ils pêchent sous la glace avec des filets fabriqués par des hommes et où d’autres fabriquent des paires de raquettes ; les femmes enlèvent le poil des peaux d’orignal, puis elles les lavent, les grattent, les découpent en babiche pour tresser les raquettes.
Le 8 septembre 2014, le Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw a déclaré unilatéralement sa souveraineté sur le Nitaskinan (territoire traditionnel) couvrant une superficie de 80 000 km2. L'un des buts principaux de la nation avec cette déclaration est d'avoir un droit de regard sur les projets d'exploitation des ressources naturelles dans le territoire Atikamekw.
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NATIONS / ATIKAMEKW
Atikamekw
Auberge Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0
Manawan
(819) 971-9997
Caisse Populaire Desjardins Centre de service Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1574(819) 971-1168
Centre de la Petite Enfance Kokom Tcitcatci, 561, rue Otapi, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0(819) 971-9999(819) 971-1777
Centre Mihawoso (centre de pédiatrie sociale) Manawan, (Québec), J0K1M0 (819) 971-8852
Centre de Santé Masko-Siwin Manawan, 280, Wapistan, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0(819) 971-8846(819) 971-1208
Centre de Télécommunication Manawan, 136, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0(819) 971-1304
Centre Mantosakowin, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1533(819) 971-8867
Conseil des Atikamekw de Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0(819) 971-8813(819) 971-8848
Cremerie cantine Bello, 240, Pinew, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1343(819) 971-1422
Dépanneur Eneri, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1773
Développement Économique Wapan, 135, Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1533(819) 971-8848
École Primaire Manawan, 150, Wapoc, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-8817(819) 971-8862
École Secondaire Manawan, 470, Otapi, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1379(819) 971-1266
Chef
Paul-Émile Ottawa
Conseillers / conseillères :Céline Quitich
Ghislain Quitich
Sipi Flamand
Glenn Dubé
Mario Ottawa
Claudia Néwashish
135 rue Kicik, Manawan, Qc J0K1M0
Entreprises Georges Flamand (Les), 210, rue Otapi, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1651
Épicerie Manawan, 120, Amiskwo, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-8863(819) 971-8808
Metabeskeka Transport Ltée., 181, Namekos, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-8850(819) 971-8848
Police Manawan, 10 rue Otapi, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-8861(819) 971-1291
Radio Communautaire Manawan Kitotakan (CHMK 93,1 FM), 261, rue Mahikan, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1390(819) 971-8860
Rodrigue Quitich enr., 181, rue Newashish, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1725
Service Aménagement Communautaire Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0(819) 971-8813(819) 971-8849
Service Éducation Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-8813(819) 971-8848
Service Incendie Manawan, 130, rue Amiskw, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1212
Services Forestiers Manawan Inc., 180, Amiskw, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1242(819) 971-1441
Services Sociaux Manawan, 250, Mistassini, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1417(819) 971-1411
Tourisme Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, (Québec), J0K 1M0 (819) 971-1190
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Tél. : 819.971.8813 Fax : 819.971.8848 Courriel : conseil@manawan.com
Atikamekw
Territoire : Communauté de Manawan
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 120 kilomètres à l’ouest de La Tuque et à 72 kilomètres au nord de Saint-Michel-des-Saints, sur la rive sud du lac Métabeskéga.
Superficie : 797,26 hectares
Population : 2 906
Principales langues parlées : Atikamekw, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil des Atikamekw de Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, Québec J0K 1M0 Tél.: (819) 971-8813 Fax: (819) 971-8848 http://www.manawan.com https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/fr
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, transport, construction, pourvoirie et tourisme.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, restauration, hébergement, garage, essence, machinerie, vidéo, arcade, dépanneur.
Infrastructure :
Accès : une route gravelée atteint la communauté, depuis Saint-Michel-des-Saints (route 131).
Réseau routier : 11 680 mètres de routes en gravier. Nombre de maisons : 243
Manawan
Territory: Community of Manawan
Geographical location:
The community is located 120 km west of La Tuque and 72 km north of Saint-Michel-desSaints, on the southern shore of Lake Métabeskéga.
Area: 797.26 hectares
Population: 2,906
Principal languages spoken: Atikamekw, French
Government:
Conseil des Atikamekw de Manawan, 135, rue Kicik, Manawan, Québec J0K 1M0 Tel.: (819) 971-8813 Fax: (819) 971-8848 http://www.manawan.com https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/fr
Economic activities: Tourism, arts and crafts, forestry, services, outfitting, construction.
Businesses and services:
Food, restauration, lodging, garage, gaz bar, movie rental, machinery, video, arcade, depanneur.
Infrastructure:
Access: a graveled road leads to the community from Saint-Michel-des-Saints (Highway 131).
Road network: 11,680 metres of gravel road. Number of houses: 243
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NATIONS / ATIKAMEKW
Casse-Croûte Opitciwan, 60, Masko, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W
Opitciwan
(819) 974-1215
Casse-Croûte Sakiwapan, 200, Mekeiciew, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1382
Centre de la petite enfance Opitciwan, 32C, Tcikatnaw, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-1618(819) 974-1714
Centre Sportif Opitciwan, 32B, Tcikatnaw, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1437(819) 974-1760
Conseil des Atikamekw d’Opitciwan, 22 rue Amiskw, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-8837(819) 974-8828
Conseil en Éducation d’Opitciwan, 22, rue Amisk, C.P. 162, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-8852(819) 974-1336
Construction Manikan, 15, rue Tomak, C.P. 215, Opiticiwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (877) 676-2969(418) 276-8115
Développement Économique Opitciwan Inc., 24, Masko, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-8837(819) 974-8828
Dispensaire Opitciwan, 15, Wapitan, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-8822(819) 974-8876
École Niska d’Opitciwan, 70, rue Niska, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-8842(819) 974-1395
École Secondaire Mikisiw, 22, Tcikatnaw, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1221(819) 974-1224
Conseil des Atikamekw d’Opitciwan
rue amisk C. P. 135
(Québec)
Mequish
Ronny Chachai
Fernand Denis-Damée
Martine Awashish
Yvan-Rock Awashish
Carole Jean-Pierre
Roger Chachai
général
Petiquay
Entreprises forestières Mahikan enr. (Les), 9, Wapistan, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-1228 Épicerie Opitciwonok, 9, Tcikatnaw, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-8877(819) 974-1237
Garage Mikisiw, 1, rue Opitciwan, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1296
Maison des Jeunes d’Opiticiwan, 24 rue Masko, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1898(819) 974-8828
Radio Communautaire Opitciwan (CITK-FM 98,9), 27, Masko, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-1299(819) 974-1204 Scierie Opitciwan, Route 164, C.P. 270, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1116(819) 974-1118
Sécurité publique Opitciwan, 13, Uapistan, C.P. 243, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-8814(819) 974-1309
Services des incendies Opitciwan, 13, Uapistan, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0 (819) 974-1669
Services Forestiers Opitciwan Inc., 22 rue Amiskw, C.P. 108, Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W 3B0(819) 974-8837 Services Sociaux Opitciwan, 5, Amisk, C.P.
Miguel Petiquay,
Opitciwan, (Québec), G0W
(819) 974-8871(819) 974-8834
(819) 974-1486
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www.opitciwan.ca T : 819 974-8837 F : 819 974-8828
Atikamekw
Territoire : Communauté d’Opitciwan
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située sur la rive nord du réservoir Gouin, en Haute-Mauricie, source de la rivière St-Maurice dans le comté fédéral de Champlain.
Superficie : 926,76 hectares
Population : 2 955
Principales langues parlées : Attikamekw, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil de bande d'Opitciwan, 24, rue Masko, Opitciwan, Québec G0W 3B0 Tél: (819) 974-8837 Fax: (819) 974-8828 http://www.opitciwan.ca https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/fr
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, construction, tourisme, transport, scierie.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, art et artisanat, dépanneur, restauration.
Infrastructure :
Accès : un chemin forestier de 165 kilomètres relie la communauté à la route 167 au Lac St-Jean. Opitciwan est aussi accessible par La Tuque (route forestière no. 10). Réseau routier : 7 690 mètres de route en gravier.
Opitciwan
Territory:
Community of Opitciwan
Geographical location:
The community is located on the north shore of the Gouin Reservoir in Haute-Mauricie, source of the St-Maurice river, in the Champlain federalcounty.
Area: 926.76 hectares
Population: 2,955
Principal languages spoken: Attikamekw, French
Government:
Conseil de bande d'Opitciwan, 24, rue Masko, Opitciwan, Québec G0W 3B0 Tel: (819) 974-8837 Fax: (819) 974-8828 http://www.opitciwan.ca https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/fr
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, construction, tourism, transport, sawmill.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, convenience store, restaurant.
Infrastructure:
Access: a 165 km forest road links the community to Lac St-Jean via road 167. Opitciwan can also be accessed via La Tuque (Forest road no. 10) Road network: 7,690 metres of gravel road.
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NATIONS / ATIKAMEKW
Atikamekw
Wemotaci
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Aréna-Salle communautaire Wemotaci, 52, rue Kenosi, C.P. 221, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-4023(819) 666-4023
Centre de la petite enfance six saisons, 68, rue Kenosi, C.P. 218, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-2331(819) 666-2815
Centre de Santé de Wemotaci, 93, rue Kenosi, C.P. 217, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-2241(819) 666-2181
Centre des services sociaux Wemotaci, 110, Kenosi, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2469(819) 666-2603
Confection Tapiskwan, 72, rue Wemotaci, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2302(819) 666-2847
Conseil des Atikamekw de Wemotaci, 36, Kenosi, C.P. 221, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-2237(819) 666-2209
École Primaire Seskitin, 41, rue Kenosi, C.P. 222, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2226(819) 666-2479
École Secondaire Nikanik, 20, rue Waratinak, C.P. 222, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-2232(819) 666-2233
Construction Meskano Inc., 60, rue Kenosi, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 523-4059
Les Constructions Atikamekw, 128, rue Wemotaci, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 523-2037
Maison des ainés, C.P. 221, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-4015
Conseil des
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CheF Francois Néashit
Alys Quoquochi
Guy Laloche
Boivin
Awashish
Maison des jeunes, C.P. 221, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0
(819) 666-2751(819) 666-2080 Radio Wemotaci Kitotakan (750 AM)(89,9 FM), 74, rue Kenosi, C.P. 139, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2668(819) 666-2209
SEC - Développement Économique Nictamitakok, 55, rue Kenosi, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2525(819) 666-2609
SEC - Services Forestiers Atikamekw Aski, 55, rue Kenosi, C.P. 225, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2525(819) 666-2609 Sécurité publique de Wemotaci, 64, rue Kenosi, C.P. 220, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-2238(819) 666-2396 Service aux patients - La Tuque, 530-2 Commercial, La Tuque, Quebec, G9X 3A8 (819) 523-4522(819) 523-6323 Station / Dépanneur Wemogaz Inc., 1, rue Acokan, C.P. 219, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0(819) 666-2880(819) 666-2870 Transport Onikam, 118, rue Wemotaci, C.P. 60, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 666-2650(819) 666-2361 Weymok 128, rue Wemotaci, Wemotaci, (Québec), G0X 3R0 (819) 660-2037
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Conseillers ·
· Patrick Petiquay ·
Patrick
Alexandra
· Marco Chilton DireCTriCe générale Isabelle Wood 39
Wemotaci (Québec) g0X 3r0 T : 819-666-2237 F : 819-666-2161 www.wemotaci.com
Atikamekw
Atikamekw
Territoire :
Communauté de Wemotaci et de Coucoucache
Situation géographique :
La communauté de Wemotaci est située sur la rive nord de la rivière Saint-Maurice, à 100 kilomètres au nord-ouest de La Tuque. La communauté de Coucoucache est située sur la rive nord de la rivière Saint-Maurice et du réservoir Blanc, à 53 kilomètres au nord-ouest de La Tuque.
Superficie : Wemotaci : 2 978,00 hectares Coucoucache : 4,80 hectares
Population : 1 922
Principales langues parlées : Attikamekw, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil des Atikamekw de Wemotaci 36, Kenosi, C.P. 221, Wemotaci, Québec G0X 3R0 Tél.: (819) 666-2237 Fax: (819) 666-2209 https://www.wemotaci.com https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/fr
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, construction, transport, pourvoirie, tourisme.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, bureau de poste, garderie, magasin général, mécanique automobile, restauration, dépanneur, station service.
Infrastructure :
Accès : deux chemins forestiers, la route 25 Ouest (100 km) et la route 10 Nord (200 km), atteignent Wemotaci depuis La Tuque. La communauté est aussi accessible par train. Réseau routier : 11 980 mètres de routes en gravier. Nombre de maisons : 209
Wemotaci
Territory:
Communities of Wemotaci and Coucoucache
Geographical location:
The community of Wemotaci is located on the north shore of the Saint-Maurice River, 100 km northwest of La Tuque. The community of Coucoucache is located on the north shore of the Saint-Maurice River and the Blanc Reservoir, 53 km northwest of La Tuque.
Area:
Wemotaci: 2,978 hectares Coucoucache: 4.8 hectares
Population: 1,922
Principal languages spoken: Attikamekw, French
Government:
Conseil des Atikamekw de Wemotaci 36, Kenosi, C.P. 221, Wemotaci, Québec G0X 3R0 Tel.: (819) 666-2237 Fax: (819) 666-2209 https://www.wemotaci.com https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/fr
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, construction, tourism, transport, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, auto repair, general store, post office, dairy, restaurant, daycare centre, convenience store.
Infrastructure:
Access: two logging roads, route 25 West (100 km) and route 10 North (200 km), reach Wemotaci from La Tuque. The community can also be reached by airplane and by train. Road network: 11,980 metres of gravel road. Number of houses: 209
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The Crees are the largest group in the Algonkian family in Canada. They are found in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, but the majority of them live in Ontario (over 13,000) and in Quebec (over 20,000).
Their presence in Quebec dates back to the beginning of human occupation of the Quebec territory, when they took their subsistence from the rich and various natural resources of the Hudson and James Bay shores. At that time, they were one of the small nomadic groups living primarily from game (moose, caribou, goose) and fish. The area’s unfertile soils and rigorous climate were not well suited to agriculture; however, birch trees and game abounded. Because of the intense cold, the furs were of exceptional quality and quickly attracted European merchants, despite the distance.
The first contacts with the Europeans occured in 1610, during the explorations of Henry Hudson. The fur trade boomed with the creation of the Hudson’s Bay Company, which obtained a monopoly on 13 million km2 of land in 1670. The French traders provided fierce competition for the English traders as they established themselves upstream of the major waterways and bought the furs before they reached the Company posts, which were near the coast. The rivalry does not appear to have affected the Crees, who dealt with both the English and French traders.
The second wave of contact was with the missionaries who settled there during the second half of the 19th century. During the 1950’s, the federal government starts the colonization of northern of Quebec and imposes the Indian Act to the Cree communities. Until that time, the Cree way of life remained almost unchanged, but with the introduction of mandatory schooling, the construction of permanent housing and the decline in the price of furs, the Crees way of life was dractically impacted.
The most important changes for the Cree communities (and the Inuit communities) occured in the 1970s. In 1975, as a result of the government of Quebec’s large scale hydroelectric projects, the Crees signed the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA) with the provincial and federal governments. In exchange for important land concessions, they obtained monetary compensation and the rights and powers conferred by the JBNQA. This agreement was the first of its kind ever signed in North America between Native and non-Native governments. However, the implementation of the JBNQA created many problems, which the Government of Quebec and the Cree nation agreed to resolve by signing the ‘Paix des Braves’ in 2002, thereby establishing the basis for a new nation-to-nation relationship.
The Agreement establishes the system of Category 1 (Villages) and Category 2 (exclusive hunting grounds) lands. It grants significant powers and defines the institutions authorized to exercise them, such as the Cree Regional Authority, the Cree Board of Health and Social Services, the Cree Hunters and Trappers Income Security Office and the Cree School Board.
The Grand Council of the Crees, established before the JBNQA, is still the political organization wich represents the Crees in dealings with the various governments. The Cree Regional Authority manages the services and programs offered to the communities, such as housing and environment.
The Cree communities have realized drastic changes, particularly in the social transportation, construction and tourism sectors, but it has not meant the loss of traditions. Over 30 of the actual members of the Cree communities in Quebec still live from traditional activities related to fishing, hunting and trapping, the Cree People, as a whole, benefit from harvesting wildlife resources.
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LES CRISLES CRIS
Les Cris constituent le plus important groupe de la famille linguistique algonquienne du Canada. Ils sont présents en Saskatchewan et au Manitoba, bien que la majorité des Cris vivent en Ontario (plus de 13 000) et au Québec (plus de 20 000).
Leur présence au Québec remonte au tout début de l’occupation humaine du territoire québécois, où ils exploitaient les ressources fauniques et halieutiques des côtes de la Baie d’Hudson et de la Baie-James. Ils forment de petits groupes de nomades se nourrissant principalement de gibier (original, caribou, oie sauvage) et de poisson. Ces terres peu fertiles, au climat rigoureux, ne se prêtent guère à l’agriculture. En contrepartie, le gibier abonde et, à cause du froid intense, la fourrure est d’une qualité exceptionnelle; elle a tôt fait d’attirer les marchands européens en dépit de l’éloignement.
Les premiers contacts avec les Européens ont été établis dès 1610, lors des explorations d’Henri Hudson. Le commerce des fourrures prend alors son essor avec la fondation de la Compagnie de la Baie d’Hudson qui obtient, en 1670, le monopole de ce commerce sur un territoire de 13 millions de kilomètres carrés. Les marchands français livrent toutefois une concurrence féroce aux marchants Anglais: ils s’installent en amont des grands cours d’eau et achètent les fourrures avant qu’elles n’atteignent les postes de la Compagnie, situés près de la côte. Cette lutte ne semble pas déranger les Cris, qui traitent aussi bien avec les marchants Anglais qu’avec les Français.
La seconde vague de contacts se fait avec des missionnaires qui s’installent sur leurs territoires au cours de la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle.
Dans les années 1950, le gouvernement fédéral entame la colonisation du nord québécois et impose la Loi sur les Indiens aux communautés cries. Jusque là, le mode de vie des Cris n’avait guère changé mais avec l’instauration de l’école obligatoire, la construction d’habitations permanentes et le déclin du prix des fourrures, le mode de vie des Cris fut secoué drastiquement.
Ce sont toutefois durant les années 1970 que les changements les plus importants se produiront pour les Cris comme pour les Inuit. En 1975, dans la foulée des grands projets hydroélectriques du gouvernement québécois, les Cris signent la Convention de la Baie James et du Nord Québécois conjointement avec le gouvernement fédéral et provincial. En échange d’importantes concessions ter-ritoriales, ils obtiennent une compensation monétaire, ainsi que des droits et des pouvoirs consignés dans la Convention de la Baie James et du Nord québécois (CBJNQ). Ce fut la première convention du genre signée en Amérique du Nord entre des instances gouvernementales et autochtones. La mise en œuvre de la CBJNQ engendre cependant de nombreux problèmes, que le gouvernement du Québec et la nation crie conviennent de régler par la signature de la ‘Paix des Braves’ en 2002, établissant ainsi les bases d’une nouvelle relation de nation à nation.
La Convention de la Baie-James détermine le régime des terres de catégorie I (les villages) et celles de catégorie II (les territoires de chasse exclusifs). Elle accorde des pouvoirs administratifs aux Cris et définit les institutions autorisées à les exercer par la création de nouvelles structures telles l’Administration régionale crie, le Conseil régional de la santé et des services sociaux cri, l’Office de la Sécurité du revenu des chasseurs et piégeurs cris, la Commission scolaire crie.
Le Grand Conseil des Cris, mis sur pied avant la signature de la CBJNQ, demeure l’organisme politique représentant les Cris auprès des gouvernements. L’Administration régionale crie gère les services et programmes offerts aux collectivités tels l’habitation et l’environnement.
Les communautés cries ont connu des changements drastiques, notamment dans les secteurs sociaux, du transport routier et aérien, de la construction, du tourisme, etc. ce qui ne remet pas en cause le mode de vie traditionnel, car la plupart des membres des communautés cries du Québec vivent encore des activités traditionnelles reliées à la chasse la pêche et le piégeage, ainsi que des ressources de la faune et de la flore.
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NATIONS / CRISCREES
Daisy House Lameboy, Chief
Paula Napash, Vice Chief
Natasha Bates, Concillor
Mabel Bearskin, Concillor
James Bobbish, Concillor
Kevin House, Concillor
Christina Kitty, Concillor
Charlotte Kanatewat Moar, Concillor
Archie Moar Sr. , Concillor
Gordon Neacappo, Concillor
Tommy Sam, Concillor
Thomas Shem, Concillor
Mark Wadden, Concillor
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Dir. Gen. of Operations, thomaswashipabano@chisasibi.ca
Assistant DGO, christophernapash@chisasibi.ca
Corporate Secretary, Treasurer,
Brighter Futures / Waaskimaashtaau Newletter, (819) 855-2878, ext. 309
Field Office / Carpentry Shop, (819) 855-2500
Fitness Centre, (819) 855-2878, 420
Heritage & Cultural Centre (Museum), (819) 855-3311
Air Creebec Inc., (819) 855-2715
Amiskw Consultants Inc., (819) 855-2212
Anjabowa Childcare Centre, (819) 855-1850 / 855-2050 / 855-1857
Bear Construction, (819) 855-2106 / 2360
Big River Transport, 1 (800) 567-6420
Brian’s Photo Studio, (819) 855-7917
Bruno's Towing & Service, (819) 855-2937 Canada Post Corporation, (819) 855-2890
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, (819) 855-2803
Chee-Bee Cree Construction, (819) 855-1700
Chez-Asipi (Mitchuap) Restaurant, (819) 855-2426
Chisasibi Business Development Group, (819) 855-2977
Chisasibi Business Services Centre, (819) 855-3380
Chisasibi Centre Inc. / Motel / Maamuu Centre, (819) 855-2838
Chisasibi Community Radio Station (CHFG 101.1 FM), (819)855-2527 / 855-2619
Chisasibimi Gas Station, (819) 855-2622
Chisasibi Surveyors Reg’d, (819) 855-2212
Chisasibi Tourism, (819) 855-2878, ext. 334
Chistapitan True Value Reg'd (Hardware), (819) 855-2078
Cody’s Convenience Store, (819) 855-2257
ConCreete Construction, (819) 855-1740
Consumer's Co-operative of Chisasibi, (819) 855-2828
Cree Board of Health & Soc. Serv. of James Bay, (819) 855-2744
Chisasibi Hospital (CBHSSJB), (819) 855-2844
Chisasibi Miyupimaatisiiun Centre, (819) 855-3150
Multi-Service Day Centre, (819) 855-2660
Social Services, (819) 855-3150
Weesapou Group Home, (819) 855-2681
Youth Protection, (819) 855-3044 / 1(819) 409-6884
Cree Construction & Development Company, (819) 855-1700
Cree Excavation Construction, (819) 855-5049
Cree Human Resources Dept. (CHRD/CNG), (819) 855-2675 / 855-2676
Cree Mart, (819) 855-1765
Cree School Board, (819) 855-2230
Head Start Program, (819) 855-2833
James Bay Eeyou School, (819) 855-2833
Waapinichiskush Elementary School, (819) 855-2833
Sabtuan Adult Education, (819) 855-2230
Dir. of Housing, Dir. of Human Resources, barbaraspencer@chisasibi.ca
Dir. of Public Works, lesliebobbish@chisasibi.ca
Job's Memorial Gardens (Arena), (819) 855-2515 Mitchuap Building, (819) 855-2888 Recreation Dept., (819) 855-2878, ext. 311 Swimming Pool, (819) 855-2775 Youth Centre, (819) 855-2211
Cree Trappers Association, (819) 855-2878
EC Taachiiwaatin Driving School, (819) 855-2387
Eeyou-Eenou Police Force (EEPF), (819) 855-3499 / 855-2332
First Nations Bank of Canada, (819) 855-3458 House Sound Services, (819) 855-2473 / (514) 206-9903
Income Security Program, (819) 855-3458
Inuit Multi-Purpose Complex, (819) 855-1886
James Bay Eeyou Companee, (819) 855-2830
Jimmy’s Photo Shop, (819) 855-2992 / 855-7171 Justice Building, (819) 855-2120
Kandi's Convenience Store, (819) 855-1715 Kin-wapt Cable TV Inc., (819) 855-2191 Linda's Coffee Shop, (819) 855-2629 Manchaow Construction, (819) 855-2046
Minhamin Trucking & Landscaping, (819) 855-5408 Moookabi Construction, (819) 855-2360 Niskafe, (819) 855-3019
Niskamoon Corporation, (819) 855-3377 Northern Store, (819) 855-2710 Pachano Auto Repairs &Services, (819) 855-2700 Pash-Moar Pizza, (819) 855-2080 Petronor Gas Station, (819) 855-2427
RPM (Ryan Sam), (819) 855-5288 / 855-6027
Saskounan Excavation, (819) 855-6690
St. Philip’s Anglican Church , (819) 855-3480 St. Joseph Catholic Mission /Church, (819) 855-2892 / 855-2893
Taxi Martinhunter, (819) 855-2104 / 855-7051
Taxi Picard, (819) 855-7800
Taxi Rupert, (819) 855-5820 / 855-7030
Thunderstorm Lights & Sound, (819) 855-7717
Victoria’s Floral, (514) 978-3312 Wapinchuksh Consulting, (819) 855-6690 Welfare Office, (819) 855-2894 Wildlife Protection (WPO), (819) 855-2449 / 1 (819) 638-8305
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Chisasibi
Territoire :
Communauté de Chisasibi
Situation géographique :
Le village de Chisasibi est bordé, à l’ouest, par la Baie James et, au nord, par La Grande Rivière.
Superficie : 1 309,56 kilomètres2
Population : 4 604
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Chisasibi C.P. 150, 1 Riverside Drive, Chisasibi, Québec J0M 1E0 Tél.: (819) 855-2878 Fax: (819) 855-2875 https://chisasibi.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Commerces et services, construction, piégeage, tourisme, pourvoirie, transport.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, art et artisanat, articles de sport, bureau de poste, dépanneurs, essence, garderies, hôtelleries, magasins à rayons, mécanique automobile, moteurs hors-bord, motoneiges, production audiovisuelle, réparation de canots, restauration, services bancaires, taxi.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Chisasibi est accessible toute l’année par la route Chisasibi-LG2 qui rejoint la route asphaltée se rendant à Matagamii, à 684 kilomètres au sud. Une ligne aérienne relie Eastmain, Chisasibi Waskaganish, Wemindji, Whapmagoostui et Val-d’Or.
Réseau routier : données non disponibles. Nombre de maisons (including apartments): 836
Territory: Community of Chisasibi
Geographical location:
Chisasibi is bounded on the west by James Bay and on the north by the La Grande River.
Area: 1,309.56 square kilometres
Population: 4,604
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English
Government : Cree Nation of Chisasibi P.O. Box 150, 1 Riverside Drive, Chisasibi, Québec J0M 1E0 Tél.: (819) 855-2878 Fax: (819) 855-2875 https://chisasibi.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Businesses and services, construction, tourism, trapping, outfitting, transport.
Businesses and services: Arts and handicrafts, department store, restaurants, food supplier, audio-visual production, canoe repairs, gasoline, sporting goods, automobile repairs, hotel, taxis, convenience stores, banking services, day-care centres, post office.
Infrastructure:
Access: Chisasibi is accessible year-round by the Chisasibi-LG2 Road, which connects with the paved road leading to Matagami, 684 km to the south. An airline provides connections between Eastmain, Chisasibi, Waskaganish, Wemindji, Whapmagoostui and Val-d’Or. Road network: data unavailable. Number of houses (including apartments): 836
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Chisasibi
Air Creebec / Chisasibi, Chisasibi Airport, P.O. Box 52, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-2665(819) 855-2666
Anjabowa Daycare Services, P.O.Box 219, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-1850(819) 855-1860
Apatisiiwin Training Programs, P.O. Box 620, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2830(819) 855-2677
Bear Construction (RBQ # 8334-4754-01), P.O. Box 564, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-2106(819) 855-2383
Brian Stewart Photographer, P.O. Box 408, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-3479
Bruno’s Towing & Services Reg’d, P.O. Box 227, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2937(819) 855-2937
Canada Post Corporation / Chisasibi, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-2890(819) 855-2376
Chaapnikshii Outfitters Reg’d, P.O. Box 551, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2878(819) 855-2255
Chez Asiipii Restaurant, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-1765(819) 855-1742
Chisasibi Airport, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2622(819) 855-2875
Chisasibi Anglican Church of Canada, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-3480
Chisasibi Band Garage, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2700(819) 855-2701
Chisasibi Business Development Group, P.O. Box 339, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-1700(819) 855-2271
Chisasibi Business Services Centre, P.O. Box 939, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-3380(819) 855-3374
Chisasibi Center Inc., P.O.Box 330, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-3089(819) 855-2271
Chisasibi Co-op, P.O.Box 390, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2828(819) 855-3091
Chisasibi Cree Court Worker Program, P.O. Box 305, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2962(819) 855-2483
Chisasibi Cree Hunters & Trappers Income Security Program, P.O. Box 300, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2067(819) 855-2403
Chisasibi Cree Trappers Association, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2878(819) 855-3304
Chisasibi Firehall, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2911(819) 855-2546
Chisasibi Fitness Center, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2878(819) 855-2330
Chisasibi Group Home, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2681(819) 855-2356
Chisasibi Hospital Center & CLSC, P.O. Box 250, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2844(819) 855-2867
Chisasibi Hydro Quebec, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2694
Chisasibi James Bay Eeyou Corporation, P.O.Box 360, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2830(819) 855-2677
Chisasibi Local Employment Centre, P.O. Box 899, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2894(819) 855-2574
Chisasibi Northern Store, P.O. Box 120, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2710(819) 855-2511
Chisasibi Police Force, P.O. Box 329, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2882(819) 855-2298
Chisasibi Telecommunication Association (CHFG 101,1 FM), P.O. Box 420, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2527(819) 855-3186
Chisasibi Youth Council, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2878(819) 855-2875
Chisasibi Youth Protection, P.O. Box 250, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2844(819) 855-9066
Chistapitin True Value Reg’d, P.O. Box 587, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2078(819) 855-3386
Cody’s Convenience Store 14 Chisasibi Rd, Chisasibi (Québec) J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2257
Concreete Construction, 21 Industrial Park Road, P.O. Box 449, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-1740(819) 855-1909
Cree Board of Health & Social Services of James Bay / Head Office, P.O. Box 250, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2844(819) 855-2098
Cree Construction Development Company - Chisasibi, 3 Aahppisaach, P.O. Box 860, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-1700(819) 855-1701
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Cris / Crees
ChisasibiCris / Crees
Cree Mart 16 FORT GEORGE ROAD, Fort-George, Quebec, QC J0M 1E0 (819) 855-1765
Fort-George, Quebec, QC J0M 1E0 819-855-1765
Cree Nation of Chisasibi, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2878(819) 855-2875
Cree School Board Education Services, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-2230(819) 855-2519
Eeyou Eenou Police Force, 455 Wolverine Road, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2332(819) 855-2832
First Nations Bank of Canada - Chisasibi Branch, P.O. Box 399, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(888) 825-3458(819) 855-3496
Fort George Heritage & Cultural Centre Project, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0(819) 855-2878(819) 855-2875
Ginwat Cable Television Inc., P.O. Box 420, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2191(819) 855-3186
James Bay Eeyou School, General Delivery, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2833(819) 855-2534
Martinhunter Taxi, P.O. Box 1, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-3241
Mitchuap Community Center, P.O. Box 150, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2888
Nadockmi, P.O. Box 240, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-3000(819) 855-3289
Native Para-Judicial Services of Québec Courtworkers / James Bay Area, Centre administrative, C.P. 305, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 855-2962(819) 855-3304
Ouwah Store 18 Fort George Road #151 Inuit complex, Chisasibi (Qc) J0M 1E0 (514) 588-3162
Pimiiukimikw (Chisasibi Gas Station), P.O. Box 159, Chisasibi, (Québec), J0M 1E0 (819) 855-2427(819) 855-3462
Waastooskuun Hotel 1 Aschishtuu Rd, Chisasibi (Qc) J0M 1E0 (844) 855-3335
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NATIONS / CRISCREES
Eastmain
CREE NATION OF EASTMAIN
KENNETH CHEEZO
DENISE BROWN
Air Creebec / Eastmain, Eastmain Airport, General Delivery, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0(819) 977-0212(819) 977-0351
Apatisiiwin / Eastmain Office 76, Nouchimi Eastmain (Qc) J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2501
Cree Nation of Eastmain, Wellness Department 3 Memao Meskino, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2002(819) 977-2088
Cree Nation of Eastmain, P.O. Box 90, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0211(819) 977-0281
Cree School Board / Eastmain, P.O. Box 110, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0244(819) 977-0277
Cree Trappers Association, P.O. Box 59, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2165(819) 977-2168
Eastmain Airport / Tower, General Delivery, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0332(819) 977-0387
Eastmain Arena, P.O. Box 90, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2262(819) 977-2071
Eastmain Clinic, P.O. Box 149, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0241(819) 977-0342
Eastmain Grocery Store Enr., 14 Opinaca Road, P.O.Box 79, Eastmain, (Québec),
Eastmain Income Security Program,
Cariboo Road,
977-0285(819) 977-0364
977-2165(819) 977-2168
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EastmainCris / Crees
Territoire : Communauté d’Eastmain
Situation géographique :
Eastmain est situé à l’embouchure de la rivière Eastmain sur la baie James.
Superficie : 589 kilomètres2
Population : 978
Principales langues parlées :
Cri, anglais, français
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Eastmain P.O. Box 90, Eastmain, Québec J0M 1W0 Tél.: (819) 977-0211 Tél.: (819) 977-0281 https://www.eastmain.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Art artisanat, commerces et services, piégeage, tourisme, restaurants, transports, construction, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, hôtellerie, salle de jeux électronique, bureau de poste, câblodistributeur, magasin général, tissus, eau de source, traiteur, essence, restauration, salle de billard, eau distillée, épicerie.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Eastmain est accessible par une route de gravier qui rejoint la route Matagami-Chisasibi. Une ligne aérienne relie Eastmain, Chisasibi et Val-d’Or.
Réseau routier : 14 km Nombre de maisons : 150
Territory: Community of Eastmain
Geographical location:
The territory is located where the Eastmain River flows into James Bay.
Area: 589 square kilometres
Population: 978
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English, French
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Eastmain P.O. Box 90, Eastmain, Québec J0M 1W0 Tel.: (819) 977-0211 Tél.: (819) 977-0281 https://www.eastmain.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, tourism, trapping, restaurants, transport, construction, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Gasoline, post office, arts and handicrafts, restaurants, cable system, general store, spring water, caterer, hotel, video arcade, pool hall, grocery store, distilled water.
Infrastructure:
Access: Eastmain is accessible by a gravel road, that connects with the highway running between Chisasibi and Matagami. An airline connects Eastmain, Chisasibi and Val-d’Or. Road network: 14 km Number of houses: 150
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EastmainCris / Crees
Eastmain NNADAP Program, P.O. Box 149, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0286(819) 977-0342
Eastmain Northern Store, P.O. Box 150, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0269(819) 977-0350
Eeyou Eenou Police, 2 Mewabin Road, P.O. Box 89, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0213(819) 977-2442
Eastmain Post Office, General Delivery, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0268
Eastmain Public Safety Department, 2 Mewabin, P.O. Box 89, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0(819) 977-3080(819) 977-2442
Eastmain Water Treatment Plant, 147 Shabow Meskino, P.O. Box 80, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0(819) 977-2025(819) 977-0281
Eastmain Wellness Centre, 3 Memao Meskino, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2000(819) 977-2088
Eastmain Youth Protection, P.O. Box 149, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0282(819) 977-0342
Eneyaauhkaat Lodge River Side Dr, Eastmain, Quebec, Quebec J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2220
Multi-Service Development Centre, P.O. Box 149, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2650(819) 977-0342
Stajune Construction Inc., 76 Nouchimi Rd, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0234(819) 977-0313
Stajune Gas Bar, 76 Nouchimi Rd, P.O. Box 84, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-2141(819) 977-2151
Sunrise Amusement Center, P.O. Box 84, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0375(819) 977-0281
Wabannutao Eeyou Development Corporation - Eastmain, 76 Nouchimi Rd, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0355(819) 977-0356
Wabannutao Eeyou School, P.O. Box 110, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0244(819) 977-0277
Wabannutao Eeyou Telecommunication Association (WETA-FM 89,9), P.O. Box 83, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0 (819) 977-0267(819) 977-3088
Waseyapin Childcare Centre, 320 Shibish Meskino, P.O. Box 2, Eastmain, (Québec), J0M 1W0(819) 977-2207(819) 977-2209
Picard,
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MistissiniCris / Crees
A.C. Plastering & Painting – 15 Bedabin Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-8128
Ace Hardware 152 Amisk, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3898
Addy’s Corner Store – 8 Queen Street, G0W 1C0 (819) 860-3922
Adels Canteen – 206 Main Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2737
Adels Restaurant, 127 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3201(418) 923-3801
Aamuu Solutions – 32 CoonCome Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-6586
Apatisiiwi Mistissini 32 Amisk Street, Mistissini (Québec) G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2525
Auberge Mistissini Lodge, 24 Amisk Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2333(418) 923-2335
Awash Daycare, 104 St-John Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-4040(418) 923-4044
Awassah Store – 168 Main Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2933
Big Rock Eeyou Management – 192A Awashish Drive, G0W1C0 (514) 601-1095
Caisse Desjardins Eenou Eeyou, 136 Amanda Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-3289(418) 923-2224
Chiiwetin Gas Station, 200 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2949(418) 923-2961
C.I.N Transport – 10 Waapstan Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-6054
CoonCome Enterprise/RCI 243 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-5878
Cree Board of Health & Social Services of James Bay / Mistissini Clinic, 395 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3376(418) 923-2040
Cree Department of Justice and Correctional Services, 301 Queen Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 745-2260(418) 923-2661
Cree Hunters and Trappers Income Security Program / Mistissini, 187 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3461(418) 923-3115
Cree Icon Inc. – 43 Iserhoff Street, G0W 1C0 (819) 862-7237
Cree Nation of Mistissini Economic Development, 187 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3461(418) 923-3115
Cree Nation of Mistissini, 187 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3461(418) 923-3115
Cree Nord Excavation – 31 Waapstan Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-9744
Cree School Board / Head office, 203 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2764(418) 923-3838
Cree Source for Sports, 155 Amanda Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2733(418) 923-2704
Cree Trapline Contracting Services, P.O. Box 1461, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3461
Cree Trappers Association / Mistissini, 139 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-3461(418) 923-3086
DS.Macleod Consulting – 3 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-6071
Eenatuk Forestry – 187, Main Street, Mistissini (Qc) G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2233
Envirocree – 28 Main Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2887
Eskan Company / Makaahlikan Construction, 187 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-2233(418) 923-2666
Exploration J.A. MacLeod, 168 Riverside, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3310(418) 923-3310
Flair Salon – 152 Amisk, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3040
GB Auto Repair, 285A Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2483418-923-2573
Gingras – Shecapio Inc. - 246 Awashish Drive, G0W1C0 (418) 770-5906
Grizzly Excavation – 348 Queen Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-6716
James Bay Cree Communications Society / Société des communications cries de la Baie James, 75 Riverside Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3191(418) 923-2088
J.Coon Transport Reg’d – 19 Waapstan Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3515
Johnny Gunner Reg’d, 43 Queen Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3108(418) 923-3115
KWB Consultant – 359 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-6103
Lakeview Restraunt – 24 Amisk Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2300
Loon Plastering & Painting – 20 Bedabin Street, G0W 1C0 (581) 579-0570
Matoush Tire Shop – 251 Main Street, G0W1C0 (418) 923-2763
Meechum Inc. Store, 136 Amanda Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3217(418) 923-2450
Minnie Coonishish Consulting – 310 Queen Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-5905
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Mista Hotdog, 6 Waapstan Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0
(418) 923-3177
Mistay Enterprises – 51 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3262
Mistissini Church of St. John Evangelist, General Delivery, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-3230
Mistissini Dental Clinic, 395 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0
(418) 923-2338(418) 923-3240
Mistissini Elders Home, 8 Cheno Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-4055
Mistissini Group Home, 96 Riverside Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2260(418) 923-3015
Mistissini Inland CLSC, 203 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2332(418) 923-2040
Mistissini Lake Telecommunication Association (CINI - FM Radio), 163B Amisk Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3333(418) 923-2413
Mistissini Maamuu Ataawaaukamikw (General Store), 152 Amisk, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3898(418) 923-2413
Mistissini Municipal Garage / Road and Walk-Ways, 189 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2409(418) 923-3968
Mistissini Municipal Services, 187 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3259(418) 923-3115 Mistissini Native Women’s Association, 187 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-3343(418) 923-3373
CREE NATION OF MISTISSINI
187 Main Street, Mistissini (Québec), G0W 1C0
Tel.: (418) 923-3461 Fax.: (418) 923-3115 Website: www.mistissini.com
Home of the largest natural lake in Québec Site du plus grand lac naturel au Québec
CHIEF/CHEF
Thomas Neeposh
DEPUTY CHIEF/CHEF ADJOINT
Gerald Longchap
COUNCILLORS/CONSEILLERS
Justice Coon Come Samuel Mianscum
Willie Iserhoff Mary Jane Petawabano
William Macleod Roderick Petawabano
Jerry Matoush Abel Trapper
John S. Matoush
CORPORATE SECRETARY/ SECRÉTAIRE DE DIRECTION
Sophie Matoush
DIRECTOR GENERAL/ DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL
Titus Shecapio
TREASURER/TRÉSORIÈRE
Annie Cheechoo
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE/ DIRECTEUR DES FINANCES
Nellie Brien
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES/ DIRECTEUR DES RESSOURCES HUMAINES
Andrew Neeposh
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/ DIRECTEUR DU DÉVELOPPEMENT COMMUNAUTAIRE
Hubert Petawabano
DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT/ DIRECTEUR DU DÉVELOPPEMENT SOCIAL
Elizabeth Ashamock
DIRECTOR OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES/ DIRECTEUR DES SERVICES MUNICIPAUX
Jonathan MacLeod
DIRECTOR OF MIICHUWAAP/ DIRECTEUR DE MIICHUWAAP
Rita Trapper
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Territoire :
Communauté de Mistissini
Situation géographique : Mistissini est situé à 90 kilomètres au nord-est de Chibougamau, en bordure du lac Mistassini.
Superficie : 1 380,43 kilomètres2
Population : 3 903
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Mistissini 187 Main Street, Mistissini, Québec G0W 1C0 Tél.: (418) 923-3461 Fax: (418) 923-3115 https://www.facebook.com/Cree-Nation-of-Mistissini 283179395149064 https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, tourisme, pourvoirie, construction, transport.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, services de secrétariat, art et artisanat, dépanneur, meubles, services immobiliers, articles de pêche, essence, buanderie, exploration pétrolière, restauration, bureau de poste, services bancaires, vêtements, canots, garderie, vidéos, centre d’entrainement, motel/hotel, B&B.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Mistissini est accessible en automobile toute l’année par une route pavée, depuis Chibougamau (route 167). Un aéroport à Chibougamau, à 100 kilomètres au sud, dessert la région. Réseau routier : données non disponibles. Nombre de maisons : 719
Mistissini
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Territory: Community of Mistissini
Geographical location:
The territory is located 90 km northeast of Chibougamau, on the shore of Lake Mistassini.
Area:
1,380.43 square kilometres
Population: 3,903
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English
Gouvernement : Cree Nation of Mistissini 187 Main Street, Mistissini, Québec G0W 1C0
Tel.: (418) 923-3461 Fax: (418) 923-3115 https://www.facebook.com/Cree-Nation-of-Mistissini 283179395149064 https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Business and services, logging, tourism, trapping, outfitting, transport, construction.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, convenience store, laundry, banking services, day-care centre, oil exploration, secretarial services, food supplier, post office, tackle shop, real estate services, clothing, furniture, restaurant, video rental, gasoline, fitness center, motel/hotel, B&B.
Infrastructure:
Access: Mistissini is accessible by automobile throughout the year by the paved road from Chibougamau (Highway 167). An airline connects the community with Chibougamau, 100 km to the south. Road network: data unavailable. Number of houses: 719
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Mistissini
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Mistassini Outfitting Camps Inc. 187 Main (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3461
Mistissini Pentecostal Church, 204 Nesk Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3365
Mistissini Police Service, 192 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3278(418) 923-3076
Mistissini Post Office, General Delivery, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2378
Mistissini Public Safety / Fire Department, 259 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-3222(418) 923-3883
Mistissini Readaptation Center, 282 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3600(418) 923-3610
Mistissini Sabtuan Adult Education Services, 232 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0(418) 923-3347
Mistissini Social Services, 203 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2334(418) 923-2040
Mistissini Student Services, 232 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3485(418) 923-3302
Mistissini Tourism Office, 24 Amisk Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3461
Mistissini Youth Protection, 203 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2334(418) 923-2040
M.Y. Surveying – 192 Awashish Drive, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-8156
M.Y. Construction – 192 Awashish Drive, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-8156
Naococoane Construction – 216 Industrial Road, G0W 1C0 (418) 879-0141(418) 770-0130
Native Para-Judicial Services of Québec Courtworkers / James Bay Area (Chibougamau), General Delivery, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2661(418) 923-3115
Neeposh Enterprise – 227 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-3315
Niibiischii Corporation – 1584, route 167 Nord C.P. 38 Chibougamau (Québec), G8P 2K5(418) 748-7748
Nikki’s Grill – 20 Mishekw Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2432
Nisk Construction, General Delivery, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2276
Petawabano Flooring – 80 Albanel, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-8721
Pimi-Plus Esso, 284 Queen Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2727(418) 923-2729
Rabbitskin Excavation – 288 Nesk Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-5611
R & D Eenou Lumber, 285-B Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2571(418) 923-2573
SN Landworks – 40 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W1C0 (418) 770-9422
R.J. Coon Equipment Reg’d, 240 Amisk Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2700
Tim Hortons, 200B Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2909
Transport Gunner – 43 Queen Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-4187
Transport M Mark – 17 Waabinuutau Street, G0W1C0 (418) 770-1279
Voyageur Driving School – 203 Mistissini Boulevard, G0W 1C0 (418) 770-3699
Voyageur Memorial School, 232 Mistissini Blvd., Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3485(418) 923-3302
Waasheshkun Airways, 24 Amisk Street, Mistissini, (Quebec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-3236(418) 923-3312
Wapachee & Sons – 275 Amisk Street, G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2812
Wasteskun Youth Center, 184 Main Street, Mistissini, (Québec), G0W 1C0 (418) 923-2274(418) 923-3115
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Cris / Crees Nemaska
Air Creebec - Airport / Nemaska, General Delivery, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 672-2121
Cree Nation of Eeyou Istchee Head Office, 2 Lakeshore Road, Nemaska, Ontario, J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2600(819) 673-2606
Cree Nation of Nemaska Municipal Garage, 21 George Cheezo Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2144
Cree Nation of Nemaska Social Services, General Delivery, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2516
Cree Nation of Nemaska - Nemaska Head Office (Band Office), 32 Machishteweyah Street, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2512(819) 673-2542
Cree School Board Sabtuan Adult Education Nemaska, 9 Lakeshore Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2228
Cree Trappers Association: Nemaska, 12 Lakeshore Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2030(819) 673-2033 Eenou Eeyou Police Force, General Delivery, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2506(819) 673-2158
Gestion A D C Ltee Restaurant Nemiscau, KM 290 Route du Nord, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 672-2202
Nemaska Clinic, 7 Lakeshore Road, P.O. Box 29, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2511(819) 673-2554
Nemaska Community Church, 13 George Cheezo Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2223
Nemaska Development Corporation (N.C.D.), 32 Machishteweyah Street, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2512(819) 673-2542
Nemaska Fire Hall Public Safety, 11 George Cheezo Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2442(819) 673-2000
Nemaska First Nation Sports Complex, 13 rue Lakeshore, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2244(819) 673-2245
Nemaska FM Radio Station (99,9 FM), 6 Lakeshore Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2290(819) 673-2360
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Nemaska
Nemaska Gas Bar, 60 George Cheezo Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2559(819) 673-2542
Nemaska Hotel and Restaurant, 2 Lake Shore Road, Nemaska, (Quebec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2615(819) 673-2233
Nemaska Multiday Services Center, 20 Bedabin Trail, Nemaska, (Québec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2050
Nemaska Omni Groceries, A-25 George Cheezo Road, Nemaska, (Québec), J0Y 3B0(819) 673-2525(819) 673-2147
Nemaska Post Office, D 25 George Cheezo Road, Nemaska, (Québec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2565(819) 673-2542
Nemaska Wellness Center, 6 Lakeshore Road, Nemaska, (Québec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2188(819) 673-2323
Nemaska Wellness Residence, General Delivery, Nemaska, (Québec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2311
NNADAP / Nemaska, General Delivery, Nemaska, (Québec), J0Y 3B0 (819) 673-2529
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Territoire : Communauté de Nemaska
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé à l’intérieur des terres, sur la rive ouest du lac Champion, à 160 kilomètres à l’est de Waskaganish.
Superficie : 152,80 kilomètres2
Population : 858
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Nemaska 32, Machishteweyah Street, Nemaska, Québec J0Y 3B0 Tél.: (819) 673-2512 Fax: (819) 673-2542 http://www.nemaska.com https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Commerces et services, piégeage, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie. Commerces et services :
Bureau de poste, essence, hôtellerie, magasin général, restauration, arcade.
Infrastructure : Accès : Nemaska est accessible en automobile toute l’année, par la route qui relie Nemaska, Chisasibi et Matagami. Un aéroport a été construit par Hydro-Québec pour désservir Nemaska. Réseau routier : données non disponibles. Nombre de maisons : 170
Territory: Community of Nemaska
Geographical location:
The territory is located inland, on the western shore of Champion Lake, 160 km east of Waskaganish.
Area: 152.80 square kilometres
Population: 858
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English
Government :
Cree Nation of Nemaska 32 Machishteweyah Street, Nemaska, Québec J0Y 3B0
Tel.: (819) 673-2512 Fax: (819) 673-2542 http://www.nemaska.com https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Businesses and services, trapping, tourism, construction, transport, outfitting. Businesses and services: Gasoline, general store, hotel, post office, restaurant, video arcade.
Infrastructure:
Access: Nemaska is accessible by automobile throughout the year by the road that connects Nemaska, Chisasibi and Matagami. HydroQuébec built an airport to serve Nemaska. Road network: data unavailable.
Number of houses: 170
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Oujé-Bougoumou
Territoire : Village d’Oujé-Bougoumou
Situation géographique :
Le village d’Oujé-Bougoumou est situé sur la rive nord-est du lac Opémisca, à 59 kilomètre de Chibougamau.
Superficie : n.d.
Population : 906
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais et français
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Oujé-Bougoumou 207, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 217, Oujé-Bougoumou, Québec G0W 3C0 Tél.: (418) 745-3911 Fax: (418) 745-3426 https://www.ouje.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Exploration minière, piégeage, tourisme, transport, construction, pourvoirie, culture de bleuets, foresterie.
Commerces et services : Bureau de poste, dépanneur, essence, gîte, restaurant, village culturel et tours culturels.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Oujé-Bougoumou est accessible par une route provinciale qui rejoint la route 113 entre Chapais et Chibougamau, à 26 kilomètres au nord.
Réseau routier : Double voie pavée. Nombre de maisons : 182
Territory:
Oujé-Bougoumou Village
Geographical location:
The Oujé-Bougoumou Village is located on the northeastern shore of Lake Opémisca, 59 km away from Chibougamau.
Area: n.a.
Population: 906
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English and French
Government :
Cree Nation of Oujé-Bougoumou 207, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 217, Oujé-Bougoumou, Québec G0W 3C0 Tel.: (418) 745-3911 Fax: (418) 745-3426 https://www.ouje.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Tourism, trapping, mineral exploration, construction, transport, outfitting, blueberry farm, forestry.
Businesses and services:
Convenience store, gasoline, lodge, post office, restaurant, cultural village, cultural tours.
Infrastructure:
Access: Oujé-Bougoumou can be reached by provincial route joins Highway 113 between Chapais and Chibougamau, 26 km to the north.
Road network: Double surface paved Number of houses: 182
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Aanischaaukamikw (Cree Cultural Institute), 205, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2444(418) 745-2324
Albert Mianscum Memorial Sports Complex, 11, Medowouin Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2332(418) 745-2331
Apatisiiwin Skills Development – 207, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou (Qc) G0W 3C0
Auberge Capassisit Lodge, 1, Wastawshkootaw Meskino, P.O. Box 221, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3944(418) 745-3469
Broadback Outfitting Camp, General Delivery, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0(418) 770-8044
Casey’s & Gas Bar / Depanneur, 110, Oujé-Bougoumou Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3211(418) 745-2750
CKOJ 91,1 FM, 120, Ouje-Bougoumou Meskino, P.O. Box 231, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2779(418) 745-3354
Cree Board of Compensation / CreeCo, 203, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 220, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3931(418) 745-3844
Cree Nation of Oujé-Bougoumou, 207, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 217, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3911(418) 745-3426
Cree Native Arts and Crafts Association, 205, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3001(418) 745-3002
Cree Outfitting and Tourism Association / Association Crie de pourvoirie et de tourisme, 203, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2220(418) 745-2240
Cree Pentecostal Church, General Delivery, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2488 Eenou Plumbing and Heating, 81, Opataca Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0(418) 770-8110
Gloria’s Décor Wedding/Event Planner Designer, 240 Oukauw Sakhegun, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 770-8725
H.M.A. Tires & Accessories, 114 Obatagamou, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0(418) 745-2475 Justice Department, 19 Ouje-Bougoumou, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2260(418) 745-2325 MSDC, 68, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-4070(418) 745-4075 Native Exploration Services Red’g, 209, Oujé-Bougoumou Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2632(418) 745-2638
Nimsken Corporation, 203, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0(418) 745-2519(418) 745-3544
Niskamoon, 207 Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 217, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0(418) 745-3901(418) 745-3901 Nuuchimi Winuu, 74, Opataca Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3212(418) 745-3500
Oujé-Bougoumou Cree Trappers Association, 207, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 217, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3911(418) 745-3426
Oujé-Bougoumou Eenou Companee & Entreprises, 203, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2519(418) 745-3544
Oujé-Bougoumou Enterprises Inc., 203, Opemiska Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2519(418) 745-3544
Oujé-Bougoumou Fire Hall Station, 90, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 217, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2576(418) 745-3804
Oujé-Bougoumou Fitness Centre, 11, Medowouin Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2332(418) 745-2331
Oujé-Bougoumou Healing Centre, 68, Opataca Meskino, P.O. Box 37, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3901(418) 745-3043
Oujé-Bougoumou NNADAP Services, 68, Opataca Meskino, P.O. Box 37, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3902(418) 745-3043
Oujé-Bougoumou Police, 80, Oujé-Bougoumou Meskino, P.O. Box 234, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2573(418) 745-3836
Oujé-Bougoumou Public Works, 209, Oujé-Bougoumou Meskino, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2345(418) 745-2346
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Oujé-Bougoumou Tourism, 203, Opemiska Meskino, P.O. Box 131, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3905(418) 745-3426
Oujé-Bougoumou Youth Centre, 120, Oujé-Bougoumou Meskino, P.O. Box 231, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3366(418) 745-3354
Oujé-Bougoumou Youth Protection, 68, Opataca Meskino, P.O. Box 37, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-3902(418) 745-3043
Sheskatuk Enterprise Enr., General Delivery, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2266(418) 745-2123
Waapihtiiwewan School, 200, Opemiska, P.O. box 18, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0(418) 745-2542(418) 745-2652
Waspshooyan Childcare & Family Services Centre, 19, Opataca, P.O.Box 19, Oujé-Bougoumou, (Québec), G0W 3C0 (418) 745-2526(418) 745-3841
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Waskaganish
CREE NATION OF WASKAGANISH
P.O. Box 60
70, Waskaganish Street Waskaganish, Quebec JOM 1RO
(819) 895-8650Fax: (819) 895-8901
WEBSITE : www.waskaganish.ca
WELCOME TO WASKAGANISH
CHIEF
Clarke Shecapio
DEPUTY CHIEF
Samson Wischee
COUNCILLORS
Ethel Katapaytuk-Taylor
Raymond Jolly Leona Hester
Sarah Cowboy
Redfern Blueboy
Neesha-Chanan Shecapio
Greta Cheechoo
Susan Esau Conrad Blueboy
CORPORATE SECRETARY
Alyssa Blackned
DIRECTORS
DIRECTOR GENERAL
Brenda Weistche
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER/TREASURER
Steve Diamond
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES
Ryan Erless DIRECTOR OF CULTURE SPORTS AND LEISURE
Charles J Hester
DIRECTOR OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT
Bert W Moar
DIRECTOR OF HOUSING
Marty Cowboy
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES
Betty Blueboy
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
Willie Shecapio
DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL HEALTH
Jordan Stephen
WASKAGANISH BUSINESS CORPORATION INC.
18 Nottaway Street PO Box 70 Waskaganish, (Quebec) J0M 1R0 Tél.: 819.895.2273 Fax: 819.895.2213
WEBSITE : www.thewbc.ca Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/thewbcorp/
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
COMPANIES :
Nâtâmûh Management Inc.
Director / Chairman
Charles J. Hester, Gordon J. Blackned, Director
Lawrence P. Katapatuk, Director
Zabrina Stevens, Director
Sasha Weistche, Director
Darren Weistche, President
Julie Pare, Attorney, Corporate Secretary
Sharon Moar, Accountant
Melvin Wesley, Business Development Manager, Resource Person
Chief Executive Officer, Brenda Hester
Siibii Development Corporation Inc.
Chief Executive Officer, Jack Diamond
Auberge Kanio Kashee Lodge
Chief Executive Officer, Colleen Hester
Smokey Hill Grocery Inc.
Chief Executive Officer, Dale Diamond
Cree G-Man Boat Entreprise Inc.
WBC President, Darren Weistche, (Coordinator of the File)
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Territoire : Communauté de Waskaganish
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé sur la rive de la baie de Rupert à l'embouchure de la rivière Rupert, au sud de la baie James.
Superficie : 784,76 kilomètres2
Population : 2 962
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais
Gouvernement :
Cree Nation of Waskaganish 70 Waskaganish PO Box 60 Waskaganish, (Quebec) J0M 1R0
Tél.: (819) 895-8650 Fax: (819) 895-8901 https://waskaganish.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, chasse, piégeage, pêche, pourvoirie, construction, transport, tourisme.
Commerces et services :
Arts et artisanat, vêtements, épiceries, hôtel, restaurants, services bancaires, meubles, appareils ménagers, centre commercial, essence, taxi, magasin général, activités touristiques, Complexe sportif, Centre de fitness, Justice, Police.
Infrastructure :
Accès: Waskaganish est accessible par une route de 102 km (80 km de gravier + 22 km revêtue) qui relie l’autoroute Billy Diamond entre Chisasibi et Matagami (autoroute 109).
Une compagnie aérienne (AirCreebec) relie Waskaganish, Eastmain, Wemindji, Chisasibi et Whapmagoostui, Val d’Or, Montréal, Nemaska et Chibougamau. Nombre de maisons : 626
Waskaganish
Territory: Community of Waskaganish
Geographical location:
The territory is located on the shore of Rupert Bay at the mouth of the Rupert River, south of James Bay.
Area: 784.76 square kilometres
Population: 2,962
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English
Government : Cree Nation of Waskaganish 70 Waskaganish PO Box 60 Waskaganish, (Quebec) J0M 1R0
Tel.: (819) 895-8650 Fax: (819) 895-8901 https://waskaganish.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Arts and Crafts, businesses and services, hunting, trapping, fishing, outfitting, construction, transport, tourism.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, clothing, grocery stores, hotel, restaurants, banking services, furniture, household appliances, shopping centre, gasoline and oil, taxi, general store, tourism activities, Sports complex, Fitness Centre, Justice, Police.
Infrastructure:
Access: Waskaganish is accessible by a road 102 km (80 km gravel + 22km paved) that connects with the Billy Diamond Highway between Chisasibi and Matagami (highway 109).
An airline (AirCreebec) connects Waskaganish, Eastmain, Wemindji, Chisasibi and Whapmagoostui, Val d’Or, Montreal, Nemaska and Chibougamau. Number of houses: 626
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Emergency Numbers:
Emergency (Medical) (819) 895-8833
Fire & Rescue Emergency (819) 895-9000 Police Emergency (819) 895-8961
Adrian Erless T Transport, P.O. Box 411, 9 Whiskeychan, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-4673
Air Creebec Inc., 520 Chief Isaiah Salt Road,Waskaganish (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8876(819) 895-8703
Waskaganish Airport, 520 Chief Isaiah Salt Road, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8757(819) 895-8686
Annie Whiskeychan Memorial Elementary School, P.O. Box 300, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-8819(819) 895-2111
ApatisiiwinSkills Development – 6, Chief Isalah Salt Road, Waskaganish (Qc) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2223
Auberge Kanio Kashee Lodge, P.O. Box 360, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2005(819) 895-2008
Banque de Montréal / Bank of Montreal, Neepsee Plaza, P.O. Box 150, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2178(819) 895-2179
Bedabin Childcare Center, 7 Shûshûkweu, PO Box 490, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2828(819) 895-2830
Blackned B.B.Q Stand, 220 Missisicabi Street, Waskaganish (Quebec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4849
Blackned Construction 2015 Inc. 9 Pontax, PO Box 90, Waskaganish (Québec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8694(819) 895-8927
Blackned & Sons P.O Box 365,231 Missicabi Street, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 527-7584
Blackned Excavation, 20 Harricanaw Street, Waskaganish (Quebec), J0M 1R0 (819) 209-8846
Café Alexis, P.O. Box 91, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2292(819) 895-2504
413 Canteen, PO Box 281, 50 Smokey Hill, Neepsee Plaza, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0
Capital Works Warehouse, P.O.Box 60, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8986(819) 895-8041
Creebear Consulting, P.O. Box 152, 7 Kapsii, Waskaganish (Qc), J0M 1R0 (819)355-9726
Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay / Cree Social Services of Waskaganish, PO Box 390, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8833(819) 895-8047
Cree Gospel Fellowship Church, 288 Broadback, PO Box 247, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-4151
Cree Nation Government Department of Justice and Correctional Services, 2 Kapatagan Meskanu, PO Box 330, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2126(819) 895-2184
Cree Nation Government Offices, 4 Chief Isaiah Road, PO Box 270, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2620(819) 895-2623
Cree Nation of Waskaganish, 70 Waskaganish, PO Box 60, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8650(819) 895-8901
CreeNewable Energy, 86 Harricanaw, PO Box 273, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4093(819) 895-2095
Cultural Heritage Center, 14 Cowboy Trail, PO Box 60, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2250(819) 895.8901
D&C Landscaping & Snow Removal Services, 20 Waskaganish Street, (819) 895-4655 P.O. Box 604, Waskaganish (Quebec), J0M 1R0
Eeyou Adventures Waskaganish, 50 Smokey Hill, P.O Box 285, Neepsee Plaza, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895 4635
Eeyou Marine Region, 4 Chief Isaiah Road, PO Box 270, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2262(819) 895-2474
Eeyou Istchee Lifestyle, 402 Maskuchi Street, Waskaganish, Quebec J0M 1R0 (819) 527-9640
Eeyou SP Mecanique Services S.E.N.C., 3 Smokey Hill, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M1R0(819) 527-6199 (514) 268-2377
Erless Woodworking, general delivery, Waskaganish (Qc) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4670
Essence Blackned Inc., 22 Smokey Hill, PO Box 449, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8900(819) 895-2898
Evelyn Moses' Canteen, general delivery, Waskaganish (Qc) J0M 1R0
Gordon’s Canteen, 17 Smokey Hill, PO Box 308, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8000 ext 206
G Moar Transport, 335 Wiinibek, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 208-4548
Hester Transport, 4 Kaapshi Street, P.O. Box 354, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4626
Jacobs Restaurant, 50 Smokey Hill, Neepsee Plaza, Waskaganish (Québec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8821
Kapeshii Tour Operators, P.O box 540, KM 48 Camp Site, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 860-9390
Mission Amerindienne de Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde (Roman Catholic Mission), (819) 895-8875
General delivery, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0
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Moses Excavation , 53 Harricanaw Street,Waskaganish, Quebec J0M1R0 (819) 895 2749
Moses Gift Shop, 5 McLeod Street, PO Box 71, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8147
Moses Land Scaping, 53 Harricanaw Street,Waskaganish, Quebec J0M1R0 (514) 893-4611
Multi-Service Day Center, 8 Cowboy Trail, PO Box 390, Waskaganish (Québec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2300(819) 895-2305
My Father’s House Fellowship, 15A Nottaway, PO Box 154, Waskaganish (Québec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8905
Nâtâmûh Management Inc.,14 Nottaway Street, PO Box 569, Waskaganish, (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2261(819) 895-2313
Noel’s Chipstand, PO Box 171, 36 Waskaganish, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8005
Northern Stores 654 Inc. 2 JSC Watt, PO Box 120, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8865(819) 895-8864
Precious Ones Childcare Center, 7 Kâpitakanas, PO Box 490, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2828(819) 895-8212
Raymond Hester's Canteen, general delivery, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0
Robertson'S Construction, 12 Mcleod street, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2001
Robin's Nest, PO Box 390, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 895-2302/2106(819) 895-2315
Rupert River Sports Complex, 17 Smokey Hill, PO Box 60, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8000(819) 895-8010
Rupert Stream, P.O. Box 610, 227A Kaominak Street, Waskaganish (Quebec), J0M 1R0(819) 918-8064
Salt Consulting, 435 Maskuchi Street, P.O Box 460, Waskaganish, Quebec, J0M1R0(819) 218-8088
Salt’s Taxi, P.O.Box 219, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4150(819) 895-8901
Siibii Development Corporation, 70 Waskaganish Street, PO Box 430, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8650(819) 895-2091
Smokey Hill Grocery Store, P.O. BOX 400, 24 Smokey Hill, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-2727(819) 895-2320
Tim Whiskeychan’s Art Studio, PO Box 597, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8163
Transport Stanley Diamond, PO Box 30, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 732-4871
Waskaganish Business Corporation, PO Box 60, 18 Nottaway Street, Waskaganish, Quebec, J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2273(819) 895-2313
Waskaganish Community Radio Station (92,5 FM), P.O. Box 17, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-8984(819) 895-2016
Waskaganish Cree Pentecostal Church, General Delivery, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-8837(819) 895-8039
Waskaganish Cree Trappers Association, P.O. Box 291, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-2030(819) 895-2141
Waskaganish Eeyou Eenou Police Force, P.O. Box 242, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-2029(819) 895-8848
Waskaganish Fire Emergency & Public Safety, P.O. Box 60, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-8720(819) 895-8901
Waskaganish Garage, P.O. Box 60, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8746(819) 895-8730
Waskaganish Gathering Place, P.O. Box 460, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2882(819) 895-2888
Waskaganish Income Security Program, P.O. Box 81, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-2030(819) 895-2141
Waskaganish Miyupimaatsiun Center, 2 Taktachun Road, PO Box 390, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8833(819) 895-8871
Waskaganish NNADAP Services, 2 Taktachun Road, PO Box 390, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0(819) 895-8833(819) 895-8871
Waskaganish Northern Store, P.O. Box 120, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8865(819) 895-8864
Waskaganish Post Office, General Delivery, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8646
Waskaganish Rental Housing, P.O. Box 60, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8780(819) 895-8790
Waskaganish Sîbî Ayimuweyâbî Inc.,17 Nottaway Street, PO Box 17, Waskaganish (Québec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8984(819) 895-2016
Waskaganish Tourism, P.O. Box 60, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2250(819) 895-8901
Waskaganish Water Treatment Plant, 2 Waskaganish Eeyou Meskanu, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2400(819) 895-2405
Waskaganish Wellness Centre, P.O. Box 419, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2204(819) 895-2034
Waskaganish Wiichihiiwewin Centre Inc. 18 Nottaway street, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2276 / 2284
Waskaganish Women’s Association, PO Box 602, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4177
Waskaganish Youth Council, PO Box 60, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-2882(819) 895-2888
Waskaganish Youth Protection, PO Box 390, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8662(819) 895-8008
Cree Automotive Repair Services, 3 Smokey Hill, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4652
Whiskeychan Finishing, PO Box 182, 10 Tamarack, Waskaganish (Quebec) J0M 1R0 (819) 895-4144
Wiinibekuu Eeyou School, P.O. Box 300, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0 (819) 895-8819(819) 895-8906
Winiibekuu EeyouTaxi, P.O.Box 210, 41 Smokey Hill Street, Waskaganish, (Québec), J0M 1R0(819) 895-4150(819) 895-8901
Wiinipaakw Tours, Inc, 12 J.S.C Watt Street, P.O Box 180,Waskaganish, Quebec, J0M 1R0(819) 895-2121
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Crees Waswanipi
Territoire :
Communauté de Waswanipi
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé à 154 kilomètres à l’ouest de Chibougamau, sur les rives de la rivière Waswanipi et de la rivière Chibougamau.
Superficie : 598,50 kilomètres2
Population : 2 592
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais
Gouvernement :
Cree First Nation of Waswanipi (The) Diom Blacksmith Building, 1, Chief Louis R. Gull Street P.O. Box 8, Waswanipi, Québec J0Y 3C0 Tél.: (819) 753-2587 Fax: (819) 753-2555 https://www.waswanipi.com https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, pêcherie, piégeage, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Bureau de poste, foresterie, services bancaires,centre de transformation du poisson, magasin général, société de communications, mécanique automobile, eau distillée, ambulance, essence, restauration.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Waswanipi est accessible en automobile toute l’année, par la route 113, depuis Chapais à l’est, et Senneterre à l’ouest. Réseau routier : directement sur l’autoroute. Nombre de maisons : 379
Territory: Community of Waswanipi
Geographical location:
This territory is located 154 km west of Chibougamau, on the banks of the Waswanipi and Chibougamau rivers.
Area: 598.5 square kilometres
Population: 2,592
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English, French
Government:
Cree First Nation of Waswanipi (The) Diom Blacksmith Building, 1, Chief Louis R. Gull Street P.O. Box 30, Waswanipi, Québec J0Y 3C0 Tel.: (819) 753-2587 Fax: (819) 753-2555 https://www.waswanipi.com https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, forestry, businesses and services, tourism, fisheries, trapping, construction, transport, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Ambulance service, general store, restaurant, banking services, distilled water, logging, fish processing plant, post office communication services, gasoline, automobile repairs.
Infrastructure:
Access: Waswanipi is accessible by automobile throughout the year by Highway 113, which runs from Chapais in the east to Senneterre in the west.
Road network: right on the main highway. Number of houses: 379
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Amisk Excavation, 38 Poplar (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-7037
Apatisiiwin Skills Development, 1 Chief Louis Gull , Waswanipi (QC) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2025
Bedabin Gas Station, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2249(819) 753-2171
Brighter Futures / Waswanipi, 40 Cedar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2828(819) 753-2829
Cafeteria M.B.R., 64 Tamarack, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2320(819) 753-2449
Caisse Populaire Desjardins de Waswanipi, 5 Route 113, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2576(819) 753-2665
Chiisek Willie Company, (819) 753-7459
Community Health & Fitness Centre, 20 Alder Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2600
Construction Cooper-Gilbert Inc, 115 Tamarack (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (418) 284-5532
Cooper Apatisiiwiin, llc Chief Simon Ottereyes (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-7289
Cooper Real estate, Gatineau (819) 431-9788
C.P.R & A.E.D Training Services, 93 Pine, Waswanipi (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-7070
Cree First Nation of Waswanipi (The), Diom Blacksmith Building, P.O. Box 8, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2587(819) 753-2555
Creeation Designs, Vandreuil-Dorion (514) 910-5955
Cree School Board / Waswanipi (Willie J. Memorial School), General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2566(819) 753-2793
Dreamcatcher Adventures (819) 753-2515
Dreamcatchers Outtting Camp, 122 Poplar (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 860-8140
Educational Consultant, P.O Box 502, Kahnawake (Québec) (514) 601-8026
Eenou Eeyou Construction, 62B Pine (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (514) 716-5512 Eeyou Economic Group / CFDC Inc., 12 Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2560(819) 753-2568
Flower Shop, 17 West Aspen (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2346
Howard Blacksmith, Waswanipi, 4 Maple (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 550-0457
International lndigenous Entrepreneur, Gatineau (819) 210-1014 J/C Adventures, 6 Balsam (Québec) J0Y 3C0 819-753-2587
J.C.L.S, 6 Balsam (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2118/7359
Karen's Video Depanneur, 49 Poplar (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-7256/2947
Katapatuk Inc.,115 Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec) (819) 527-1003 Maamuu Consultants G.P 19 Jackpine West, PO Box 487, Waswanipi, QC, Canada, J0Y 3C0(819) 282-6660 ext.100 Maschisk Mistuck, 13 Aide (Québec) J0Y 3C0 819-753-2587
Mel’s Beauty Salon, Tamarack Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0
(819) 859-0887
MJS Transport, 115 Tamarack (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 354-9289
Nabakatuk Forest Products Inc.2008, 17 Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2388
Sabtuan Regional Vocational Training Centre, 1 Elder David Neeposh Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (866) 921-4040(819) 753-2640s
Sibi Construction, 19 Spruce Street, Waswanipi, (Québec) (819) 753-7528
Sky Consultant, P.O. Box 487, Waswanipi, (Québec) (819) 550-0162
SM'S Tire & Welding Shop Reg'd, 3 Aider (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 333-0221
Terry’s Plastering and Painting, 39 Jack Pine Street, Waswanipi, (Québec) (819) 527-9169
Transport Kevin Blacksmith reg'd 108 Tamarack (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-7098
Ungava Gourmande, P.O. Box 487, Waswanipi, (Québec) (819) 550-0162
Waswanipi Ambulance Service, General Delievry, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2332(819) 753-2842
Waswanipi Anglican Church, 105 Polplar, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2559
Waswanipi Clinic (Inland CLSC), General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2511(819) 753-2362
Waswanipi Communications Society (93,9 FM), 20 Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2557(819) 753-2755
Waswanipi Cree Trappers Association, General Delievry, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2322(819) 753-2082
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Crees Waswanipi
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Waswanipi Cultural Department, Communications Building, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2562(819) 753-2219
Waswanipi Day Care Center, 2A Spruce Street, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2623(819) 753-2964
Waswanipi Dental Clinic, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2448(819) 753-2362
Waswanipi Development Corporation, 16 Poplar, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2389(819) 753-2842
Waswanipi Eeyou Cabinets, 115 Poplar (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 527-1003
Waswanipi Eenouch Company, 92 Pine (Québec) J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-7313
Waswanipi Fire Department (Emergency Only), 15 Birch Street, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2411
Waswanipi Fire Department, 15 Birch Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2522(819) 753-2444
Waswanipi Garage, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2598(819) 753-2409
Waswanipi Grocery, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2514(819) 753-2940
Waswanipi Income Security Program, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2322(819) 753-2082
Waswanipi Membership Clerk, Diom Blacksmith Building, 1 Chief Louis Gull Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2587(819) 753-2555
Waswanipi Mishtuk Corporation, 17 Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2388(819) 753-2854
Waswanipi NNADAP Services, 1 West Aspen, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2325(819) 666-2362
Waswanipi Police Station (Emergency Only), General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2553
Waswanipi Police Station (Office), General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2545(819) 753-2544
Waswanipi Post Office, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2595
Waswanipi Public Works, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2313(819) 753-2409
Waswanipi Social Services, 1 West Aspen, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2324(819) 753-2323
Waswanipi Warehouse (Rental Housing), Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2321(819) 753-2341
Waswanipi Welfare Department, Poplar Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2587(819) 753-2555
Waswanipi Youth Center, 17 Birch Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2726(819) 753-2727
Waswanipi Youth Protection, 1 West Aspen, General Delivery, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0(819) 753-2324(819) 753-2362
Willie .J. Happyjack and Jolina Gull Blacksmith Memorial School, 6 Birch Street, Waswanipi, (Québec), J0Y 3C0 (819) 753-2583(819) 753-2532
Waswanipi Elders Department - General Delivery (819) 753-2550
Waswanipi MultiService Dev. Centre - General Delivery (819) 753-4010
Waswanipi Justice Dept. - General Delivery (819) 753-2770
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Cris / Crees Wemindji
Territoire : Communauté de Wemindji
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé sur la rive est de la baie James, à 60 kilomètres au sud de Chisasibi, approximativement 800 kilomètres de Val-D’or.
Superficie : 512,82 kilomètres2
Population : 1 707
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais
Gouvernement : Cree Nation of Wemindji 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, Québec J0M 1L0 Tél.: (819) 978-0264 Fax: (819) 978-0258 https://www.wemindji.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, piégeage, tourisme, exploration minière, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Arts et artisanat, pâtisserie, alimentation, essence, hôtel, bureau de poste, restaurants, centre d'achats, garage municipal, police, conseil-jeunesse, café, studio d'enregistrement, service d'habitation, centre de bien-être, service des incendies, Banque de Montréal, santé et services sociaux, gymnase, bed & breakfast, garderie, éco-tourisme et aventure, lavomat, centre sportif, piscine, quicaillerie, terrain de baseball, église, chantier naval, aéroport, tourisme.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Wemindji est accessible par un chemin d'accès permanent relié à la route MatagamiLG2 au kilomètre 518, Route de la Baie-James. Aussi accessible par air, un ligne aérienne relie Wemindji à Val-d’Or et Montréal.
Nombre de maisons : 370 incluant CSB + CHB.
Territory: Community of Wemindji
Geographical location:
The territory is located on the eastern shore of James Bay, 60 km south of Chisasibi, approximately 800 km from Val-d’Or.
Area: 512.82 square kilometres
Population: 1,707
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English
Government:
Cree Nation of Wemindji 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, Québec J0M 1L0 Tél.: (819) 978-0264 Fax: (819) 978-0258 https://www.wemindji.ca https://www.cngov.ca/fr
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses & services, trapping, tourism, mining exploration, construction, transport, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Arts & crafts, bakery, food supplier, gasoline, hotel, post office, restaurants, shopping center, municipal garage, police, youth council, coffee shop, community housing, wellness center, fire department, bank of montreal, social and health services, fitness center, bed & breakfast, taxi services, day care, eco-tourism and adventure, laundry mat, sports center, swimming pool, hardware store, fully equipped ballfield, church, shipyard, airport, tourism.
Infrastructure:
Access: Wemindji is accessible by a permanent access road which connects to the MatagamiLG2 road at kilometre 518, Route de la Baie-James. Also accessible by air, an airline connects Wemindji to Val-d’Or and Montreal. Number of houses: 370 includes CSB + CHB Housing.
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Medical Emergency (819) 978-0225
Fire Emergency (819) 978-3911
Police Emergency (819) 978-0320
Air Creebec / Wemindji Airport, Air Creebec Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0215(819) 978-3132
Apatisiiwin Skills Development, 1 Mayaupui Road, Wemindji (QC) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3131 (819) 978-3136
Atsynia Taxi Services (George Atsynia) (819) 978-7677
Arena (Mawabou Gardens), 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0264(819) 978-3696
Banque de Montréal - Bank of Montreal / Wemindji, 37 Maquatua Road, P.O. Box 120, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3588
Community Hall (Wellness Center) (819) 978-3868(819) 978-3061 C.O.O.L. Building (819) 978-3303(819) 978-3331
Cree Home & Community Care Program, 10 Air Creebec Road, P.O. Box 90, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0225(819) 978-0280
Cree Miiyuupimaatisiiun Center of Wemindji (Clinic), 10 Air Creebec Road, P.O. Box 90, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0225(819) 978-0280
Cree Mineral Exploration Board (The), 16 Beaver Road, P.O. Box 210, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0264 ext.252
Cree Nation of Wemindji Sports & Recreation, 1 Georgekish Road, P.O. Box 129, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3060(819) 978-3061
Cree Nation of Wemindji, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0264(819) 978-0258
Cree School Board / Wemindji, P.O. Box 59, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 Administration (819) 978-0389(819) 978-3107 Maquatua Eeyou School (819) 978-0270(819) 978-0246 Joy Ottereyes Rainbow Memorial School (819) 978-3388(819) 978-3380
Cree Trappers Association - Wemindji, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-3128(819) 978-0258 Eeyou Communications Network (819) 978-3400
Eeyou Eenou Police Force Wemindji Detachment, P.O. Box 189, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-0320 Eeyou Lumberjack – 12, Tawich Road Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-7130
Kakabat Enterprises (Randy Kakabat) (819) 978-7239
Kanawhymigoo Daycare, P.O. Box 240, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3605(819) 978-3630
Kepa Transport – 12 rue Finlay, Val-D’or (Qc) J9P 0K9 (819) 874-0262
Kookum Sarah’s Bed & Breakfast (Donna Danyluk), 15 Riverside Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-3004
Lee's Garage (Lee Visitor) (819) 978-0301
Maquatua Inn Restaurant, 22 Gilpin Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0343(819) 978-3196
Maquatua Inn, 22 Gilpin Road, P.O. Box 89, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3166(819) 978-3196 Wishtan Arts & Crafts Boutique
Mawabou Gardens (Arena) (819) 978-0264(819) 978-3969
Multi Purpose Day Center (MSDC), 27 Gilpin Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3500(819) 978-3800
Paint Hills Cultural Camp, General Delivery, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0264
Sam’s Place, 30 Beaver Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3999
Shiwhymigoo Daycare, 24 Spruce Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0360(819) 978-0228
Sibi Gas Station, S&M Moto Shop, P.O. Box 149, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3508
Manager (819) 978-3510(819) 978-3610
Sibi Hardware Store, General Delivery, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3510
Smiley’s Restaurant, 17 Hilltop Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3031
Tawich Construction,12, Tawich Road, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3030(819) 978-3039
Tawich Development Corporation, 12, Tawich Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3030(819) 978-3039
Walter Hughboy Memorial Sports Centre, 1 Georgekish Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-3060(819) 978-3061
Waptum Management Services, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3030
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Wemindji Airport Garage, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3936(819) 978-3936
Wemindji Community Hall, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0264(819) 978-0258
Wemindji Community Store, 30 Beaver Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3656(819) 978-3659
Wemindji Community Workers, 10 Air Creebec Road, P.O. Box 90, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0225(819) 978-0280
Wemindji Explorations Services, 21 Hilltop Drive, P.O. Box 210, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-0264(819) 978-0258
Wemindji Fire Hall (819) 978-3773(819) 978-3774
Wemindji FM (CHPH-FM 99,7), 14 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3535(819) 978-3413
Wemindji Garage (Band) (819) 978-0264(819) 978-3305
Wemindji Gathering Center, P.O. Box 9, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3868(819) 978-3993
Wemindji Income Security Program, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3128(819) 978-3834
Wemindji Justice and Corrections Department ((819) 978-3300(819) 978-3301
Wemindji Laudromat, Dry Cleaning (819) 978-3080(819) 978-3081
Wemindji Medical Clinic
10 Air Creebec Road, P.O. Box 90, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-0225(819) 978-3075
Wemindji Post Office (819) 978-3333
Wemindji Paving, 21 Hilltop Road, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 732-3351(819) 732-2933
Wemindji Rental Housing, 21 Hilltop Drive, P.O. Box 210, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-0264(819) 978-0258
Wemindji St. John the Baptist Anglican Church (Rectory), P.O. Box 29, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3140
Wemindji Telecommunications Association (819) 978-3535(819) 978-3513
Wemindji Tourism (819) 978-3737
Wemindji Trappers Association (819) 978-3128(819) 978-3005
Wemindji Youth Center, 1301 Maquatua, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3949
Wemindji Youth Protection, 10 Air Creebec Road, P.O. Box 90, Wemindji, (Québec), J0M 1L0(819) 978-0349(819) 978-3716
Wemindji Waste Management (Incinerator) (819) 978-3050
Wemindji Waste Water Lifting Station (819) 978-0357
Wemindji Water Treatment Facility (819) 978-3119
Wolf Camp Corporation, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 819-978-7876
VCC Enterprises (819) 978-3335(819) 978-0361
Waptum Management Services, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3030
WHM Sports Center, 1, Georgekish Road, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-3060
Wolf Camp Corporation, 21 Hilltop Drive, Wemindji (Qc) J0M 1L0 (819) 978-7876
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Air Creebec / Whapmagoostui, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3646(819) 929-3646
Apitsiiwin Skill Development, 427, Talliniq Avenue, P.O. Box 599, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3959 (819) 929-3470
Auberge Qilalugak Resto-Pub, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Québec) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3374
Awash Estchees Daycare, P.O. Box 423, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3395(819) 929-3547
Badabin Eeyou School, P.O. Box 150, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3428(819) 929-3548
CLSC / Whapmagoostui, P.O. Box 180, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3467(819) 929-3851
Canada Post, Whapmagoostui (819) 929-9672
Co-op Hotel, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3734(819) 929-3343
Cree School Board Adult Education - Whapmagoostui, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3617
Eeyou Eenou Police Force, P.O. Box 540, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3700(819) 929-3919
Eeyou Garage, General Repair, Whapmagoostui (819) 929-3687
FNBC Bank, Whapmagoostui (819) 929-9672
WELCOME TO WHAPMAGOOSTUI
WFN COUNCIL
Chief Robbie Kawapit
Whapmagoostui First Nation
P.O. Box 390
Whapmagoostui,
Tel: (819) 929-3384 #1 #4 Fax: (819) 929-3203
Deputy Chief Rita Sheshamush Masty CouncillorMaria Kawapit Jr. CouncillorJordan Masty CouncillorMaggie George CouncillorMatthew A. Iserhoff CouncillorAmy Dick CouncillorCandace Sheshamush CouncillorElijah Sandy
WFN DIRECTORS
George PachanoDirector General
Elizabeth KawapitTreasurer
COUNCIL OF ELDERS
George Kawapit
Maggie Kawapit
Jimmy George
Vera George Noah Sheshamush
Nancy Sheshamush
Samson Petagumskum
Lucy Petagumskum
Isaac Masty
Stella Masty
Frances KawapitDirector of Human Resources
Stanley GeorgeDirector of Community Programs
George SandyDirector of Capital Projects
Samson KawapitDirector of Public Works
Brian Atchynia Director of Public Security
Bruno SheshamushDirector of Housing
YOUTH COUNCIL
Jordan MastyYouth Chief
Maggie SandyCouncillor Ian BobbishCouncillor
Tommy SaltCouncillor Dylan James SaltCouncillor
Tyra MastyCouncillor Anderson DickCouncillor
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Cris / Crees Whapmagoostui
Territoire : Communauté de Whapmagoostui
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé à l’embouchure de la Grande rivière de la Baleine sur la baie d’Hudson.
Superficie : 316,20 kilomètres2
Population : 1 072
Principales langues parlées : Cri, anglais, français & Inuit
Gouvernement : Whapmagoostui First Nation P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, Québec J0M 1G0 Tél.: (819) 929-3384 Fax: (819) 929-3203 http://www.whapmagoostuifn.com
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, piégeage, tourisme, pourvoiries.
Commerces et services : Services de consultants, art et artisanat, taxi, buanderie, plomberie, transport aérien, magasin général, conciergerie, construction, restauration, dépanneur
Infrastructure :
Accès : aucun accès routier. Des lignes aériennes relient le village à Val-d’Or, à LG2 et à Montréal (Air Creebec, Air Inuit, Chrono Aviation, Propair).
Réseau routier : données non disponibles. Nombre de maisons : 207
Territory:
Community of Whapmagoostui
Geographical location:
This territory is located where the Great Whale River flows into Hudson Bay.
Area:
316.20 square kilometres
Population: 1,072
Principal languages spoken: Cree, English, French & Inuit
Government : Whapmagoostui First Nation P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, Québec J0M 1G0 Tel.: (819) 929-3384 Fax: (819) 929-3203 http://www.whapmagoostuifn.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, trapping, tourism, outfitters.
Businesses and services:
Air transport, convenience store, arts and handicrafts, variety store, construction, plumber, consultant services, restaurant, maintenance.
Infrastructure:
Access: no road access. Airlines connecting the village with Val-d’Or, LG2 and Montreal (Air Creebec, Air Inuit, Chrono Aviation, Propair). Road network: data unavailable. Number of houses: 207
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General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Québec) J0M 1G0
(819) 929-3364
Jones and K Services, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Québec) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3486
Masty’s Variety, P.O. Box 64, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 929-3660(819) 929-3660
Minheku Construction, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Québec) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3384
Minnie’s, Hope Family Center (819) 929-3384
Natashia Mukash Art Studio, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Qc) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3311
NNADAP / Whapmagoostui, P.O. Box 180, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3269(819) 929-3851
Northern Store, General Delivery, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3270(819) 929-3667
Restaurant Whapmagoostui, P.O Box 300, Whapmagoostui (Québec) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3267
Sage Mukash Photography, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Québec) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3718
Triple Gymnasium, P.O. Box 360, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3401(819) 929-3585
Wapitstan Construction, General Delivery (819) 929-3199
Whalemart, General Delivery, Whapmagoostui (Qc) J0M 1G0 (819) 929-9595
Whapmagoostui Arena, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3694
Whapmagoostui Cree Clinic, P.O. Box 180, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3307(819) 929-3526
Whapmagoostui Cree School Board, P.O. Box 150, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3428(819) 929-3548
Whapmagoostui Cree Social Services, P.O. Box 180, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3596(819) 929-3581 Whapmagoostui Cree Trappers Association, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3528(819) 929-3203
Whapmagoostui Eeyou Enterprise Development Corporation, P.O. Box 149, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3364(819) 929-3435
Whapmagoostui Eeyou Telecommunication Association (CKRQ-FM 96,5), WATA, P.O. Box 189, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3421(819) 929-3201
Whapmagoostui First Nation Fire Hall, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3619(819) 929-3230
Whapmagoostui First Nation Garage, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3687
Whapmagoostui First Nation Housing, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3330
Whapmagoostui First Nation Samson Dick Memorial Arena, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3694(819) 929-3303
Whapmagoostui First Nation Warehouse, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3330(819) 929-3970
Whapmagoostui First Nation, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3384
Whapmagoostui Income Security Office, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3384
Whapmagoostui Legislative Department, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3384
Whapmagoostui Recreation Department, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3384
Whapmagoostui Social Aid Office, P.O. Box 330, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3325(819) 929-3292
Whapmagoostui Student Services, P.O. Box 150, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3428(819) 929-3458
Whapmagoostui Water Pump, P.O. Box 390, Whapmagoostui, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3314(819) 929-3203
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At the beginning of the 17th century, there were between 16,000 and 30,000 Hurons living in lands distributed in southeastern Ontario (Georgian Bay), overlapping the actual frontiers of Quebec and the United States. Agriculture and trade made the Hurons one of the most prosperous and stable nations in North America at the time. The Hurons, called Wendat, had a monopoly on corn and tobacco, wich they traded for furs with other Aboriginal nations. Afterwards, the trading will be done with European groups, who will later exploit and colonize those territories. Their trading area took in the Great Lakes region, the Saint-Maurice Valley, the Saguenay region and even Hudson Bay.
According to Marguerite Vincent, author of the book La Nation Huronne, “The Hurons were very much aware of the perfection of their trading system and very proud of the influence they enjoyed among other Indians, to the point that they refused to learn any dialect other than their own, forcing the Indians that traded with them to learn Huron“. When Jacques-Cartier arrived in 1534, the Hurons were at war with the Iroquois. The two nations were fighting over the fur trade in the Ohio Valley and along the Mississippi. The situation worsened once the Europeans brought in firearms. Soon the war imported by the English and French was superimposed on the war between the Iroquois and Hurons, adding further violence to the hostilities. From 1649, the Hurons were defeated many times with many casualties, many deaths also occur from diseases caused by contacts with the Europeans. Pursued and harassed by the Iroquois, they live the Hurons land and the survivors took refuge in Quebec City, where they were welcomed by the Ursulines, Hospitalers and Jesuits. The Hurons then moved successively seven times, (either on conceded lands or into reductions in the Quebec area) before settling permanently in Wendake (Village-des-Hurons) in 1697.By 1740, all that was left of what had been a stable and populous nation at the beginning of the 17th century was 400 to 1,000 individuals living in Loretteville and along the shore of Lake Erie. In 1829, there were 179 people in Wendake.
The Hurons form today a prosperous community. The snowshoes, mocassins and canoes built by the Hurons enjoy an international reputation. The touristic, cultural, manufacturer and services sectors are at the heart of the communitie’s economic development.Wendake includes a recently developed historic area, a residential area and an industrial area. The Wendake Economic Development Corporation brings its expertise to many local businesses that provide employment not only to HuronWendats, but also to many non-native people. In addition, tourism is a very important economic contribution for the community. In this regard, the First Nations Museum Hotel, inaugurated in 2008, is a big success.
In 1990, a Supreme Court of Canada decision recognized the validity of a treaty (Murray Treaty) signed in 1760 that assured the Huron-Wendats the free exercise of their religion and customs in the territory they frequented. In 1998, the Council of the Huron-Wendat Nation initiated and later adopted an in-depth reform of the way leaders were elected and represented and the governance structure of the nation's affairs. In 2000, the Council of the Huron-Wendat Nation signed a framework agreement with the Quebec government that served as a new negociation basis on issues such as hunting, fishing, taxation, land issues.
Famous Hurons include Degandawida, the father of the Five Nations Confederacy that was one of the models for the American constitution; Chief Kondiaronk, who was famous for his skill as a diplomat and his role in the conclusion of the 1701 peace treaty, to wich all the Indian nations of New France adhered; Prosper Vincent (1842-1915), the first Huron elected to the Quebec National Assembly and a prosperous business man; Oscar Bastien, the first Huron radio announcer (19271942); and Léon Gros-Louis, the first Huron doctor to graduate from Laval University.
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Au début du XVIIe siècle, on estime que la population huronne compte entre 16 000 et 30 000 individus établis sur des territoires répartis dans le sud-est de l’Ontario (BaiGeorgienne), chevauchant les frontières actuelles des États-Unis et du Québec. Vivant principalement de l’agriculture et du commerce, la Nation huronne est, à cette époque, un des groupes les plus prospères et stables en Amérique du Nord. Les Hurons, appelés les Wendat, détiennent le monopole du maïs et du tabac dont ils font le commerce avec les autres nations autochtones, contre des fourrures et des objets quotidiens. Par la suite, le troc se fera avec les groupes européens qui viendront exploiter et coloniser ces territoires. La zone commerciale des Hurons comprend la région des Grands-Lacs, la Mauricie et même la Baie d’Hudson. Selon Marguerite Vincent, auteure du livre La Nation Huronne, « Les Hurons étaient bien conscients de la perfection de leur système de commerce et très orgueilleux de l’influence dont ils jouissaient parmi les autres Indiens; au point qu’ils refusèrent d’apprendre d’autres dialectes que le leur, forçant les Indiens qui trafiquaient avec eux à apprendre le Huron ».Lors de la première visite de Jacques Cartier (en 1534), les Hurons sont en guerre contre les Iroquois. Les deux nations se disputent le contrôle du commerce de la fourrure et du tabac dans la vallée de l’Ohio et le long du Mississipi. La situation s’envenime avec l’apport des armes à feu par les Européens. Bientôt, la guerre que se livrent les Anglais et les Français se superpose à celle des Iroquois et des Hurons, ajoutant ainsi à la violence des hostilités.À partir de 1649, les Hurons subissent de sérieuses défaites et de nombreuses pertes en vies humaines qui s’ajouteront à celles subies par les maladies contagieuses dues aux contacts avec les Européens. Ils quittent définitivement la Huronnie avec une délégation de missionnaires jésuites pour se réfugier au Québec. Ils sont toujours poursuivis par les Iroquois, qui les relancent jusqu’à leur dernier retranchement. Les Hurons-Wendat se déplaceront successivement à sept emplacements différents (soit sur des terres qui leur seront concédées ou dans des réductions) avant de se fixer de façon permanente dans la communauté indienne de Wendake (Village-des-Hurons) près de Québec en 1697.La population huronne chute dramatiquement; on ne compte qu’environ 400 à 1,000 membres, en 1740, installés dans la région de Lorette et sur les rives du lac Érié. En 1829, la population du Village-des-Hurons ne compte plus que 179 individus.
Les Hurons forment aujourd’hui une communauté prospère. La fabrication de raquettes, de mocassins et de canots de facture huronne-wendat jouissent d’une renommée internationale. Les secteurs touristiques, culturels, manufacturiers et de services constituent le moteur du développement économique de la communauté. Aujourd’hui, Wendake comprend un secteur historique récemment mis en valeur, un quartier résidentiel et une zone industrielle. La Société de développement économique de Wendake apporte son expertise à plusieurs entreprises locales qui fournissent de l’emploi non seulement aux Hurons-Wendats, mais aussi à de nombreux non-autochtones. Par ailleurs, le tourisme constitue un apport économique très important pour la communauté. À cet égard, l’Hôtel-Musée des Premières Nations, inauguré en 2008, s’avère une grande réussite.
En 1990, un jugement de la Cour suprême du Canada a reconnu la validité d’un traité signé en 1760 (Traité de Murray), qui assurait aux Hurons-Wendats le libre exercice de leur religion et de leurs coutumes sur le territoire qu’ils fréquentaient. En 1998, le Conseil de la nation Huronne-Wendat a amorcé et adopté par la suite une réforme en profondeur du mode d’élection et de représentation des dirigeants ainsi que de la structure de gestion des affaires de la nation. En 2000, le Conseil de la nation Huronne-Wendat a signé avec le gouvernement du Québec une entente-cadre qui sert de nouvelle base de négociation sur des sujets tels que la chasse, la pêche, la fiscalité et la territorialité.
Parmi les Hurons les plus célèbres, mentionnons Degandawidam qui fut le père de la Ligue des cinq Nations dont le fonctionnement a inspiré la constitution américaine; le chef Kondiaronk, reconnu pour ses talents de diplomate et pour son rôle dans la conclusion du traité de paix de 1701 auquel ont adhéré toutes les nations indiennes de la Nouvelle-France; Prosper Vincent (1842-1915), premier Huron a être ordonné prêtre; le chef Ludger Bastien (1879-1948), premier Huron élu comme député à la législature du Québec et homme d’affaires prospère; Oscar Bastien, qui fut le premier Huron annonceur à la radio (1927-1942); et Léon Gros-Louis, qui fut le premier médecin de la nation diplômé de l’Université Laval.
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Alignement Picard, 590, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-7685(418) 842-5433
Alpha & Oméga enr., 546, Chef Thomas-Martin, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-8621(418) 847-0137
Andicha n’de Wendat «Les Femmes au Tambour de Wendake», 37, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-3692(418) 843-3693
André Picard Distribution enr., 20, rue Kondiaronk, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-5112(418) 847-3321
Armatech Inc., 565, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 255-0003
Armoires Sioui Signature, 32, Rue Kateri Tekakwitha, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 842-1969
Art Huron International, 595, Stanislas-Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0
(418) 840-0005(418) 840-0004
Artisans Indiens du Québec, les / Indian Craftsmen of Quebec, The, 540, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-2151(418) 845-9633
Association Québécoise autochtone en science-ingénierie, 90, Chef Wellie-Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0
(418) 684-1889
Automobile Huron Wendat, 2907, de la Faune, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-2283(418) 843-9217
Banque Royale du Canada, 2938, rue de la Faune, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-7715(418) 842-8210
Bastien Industries enr., 620 rue Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-9819(418) 842-1330
Boutique KAÏA, 30-B, boul. Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-2700
Conseil de la Nation Huronne-Wendat
Centre administratif
255, place Chef Michel laveau Wendake (Québec) g0a 4V0
T : 418 843-3767 - 877 712-3767
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granD CheF
Rémy Vincent
CheFs FaMiliaUX
Chef Dave Laveau
Chef Denis Bastien
Chef Carlo Gros-Louis
Chef René W. Picard
Chef Stéphane Picard
Chef Daniel Sioui
Chef Jean-Mathieu Sioui
Boutique Le Pédalier Inc., 99, boulevard Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-2734(418) 842-2734
Branchaud Portes et Fenêtres, 89, boulevard Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 407-1510 Bureau de poste de Wendake, 15, Émile Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-5666
Cabanon 2000 enr., 595, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-2000(418) 847-2103
Caisse Desjardins de Wendake, 155, Chef Aimé-Romain, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(800) 955-0242(418) 843-8087 Carol Robitaille Avocat, 50, boul. Chef Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-5757(418) 648-1931
Centre chiropratique Harold Chantal enr., 89-1, boul. Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 845-8835(418) 845-8835 Centre d’affaires Bastien, 93, Boul. Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-1500(418) 842-1556
Centre d’amitié autochtone de Québec, 15, Chef Pierre-Albert Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-4640(418) 843-8960
Centre d’archives huron-wendat (C.N.H.W.), 255, Place Chef Michel-Laveau, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-3767(418) 842-1108
Centre de développement de formation et main-d’oeuvre (CDFM) huron-wendat, 100, rue de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-1026(418) 842-3076
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Territoire : Communauté de Wendake
Situation géographique :
Wendake est situé à 15 kilomètres du centre-ville de Québec, sur la rive est de la rivière Saint-Charles.
Superficie : 167 acres
Population : 4 040
Principales langues parlées : Français
Gouvernement :
Conseil de la Nation huronne-wendat, 255, Place Chef Michel Laveau, Wendake, Québec G0A 4V0 Tél.: (418) 843-3767 Fax: (418) 842-1108 https://wendake.ca/ Activités économiques :
Secteur secondaire : 22% Secteur tertiaire : 78%
Commerces et services :
Abris d’auto, acupuncture, alimentation, art et artisanat, assurances, automobiles, boulangerie et pâtisserie, cabanons, centre de conditionnement physique, chaussures, coiffure, communication, construction, couvreplanchers, dépanneurs, essence, excavation et terrassement, fabrication de canots, fabrication d’échelles et escabots, garderie, graphisme, haute couture, informatique, infrastructure d’accueil touristique, ingénieurs-conseils, location de films, massothérapie, matériaux de construction, mécanique automobile, meubles, mocassins, naturopathie, organisation de fêtes, peintre, peinture et débosselage, photographie, pièces d’automobiles, plomberie, portes et fenêtres, poterie, prothèses capillaires, publicité, quincaillerie, raquettes à neige, restauration, réfrigération, rénovation en bâtiments, tannerie, toilettage d’animaux, traduction, traîneaux, transport routier et scolaire, vente en gros de copeaux de bois, vente, location et réparation de petits moteurs, vêtements, site touristique. Wendake regroupe plusieurs organismes autochtones provinciaux et regionaux qui concerne les Premières Nations: APNQL (Assemblée des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador), CEPN (Conseil en éducation des Premières Nations), CDEPNQL (Commission de développement économique des Premières nations du Québec et du Labrador), Commission de la santé et des services sociaux du Québec et du Labrador (CSSSPNQL), Société de crédit commercial autochtones (SOCCA) et Régime bénéfice autochtone (RBA), etc.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Wendake est accessible par la route 369 qui rejoint le boulevard Henri IV, à quelques kilomètres à l’ouest, ou par l’autoroute Robert-Bourassa, à l’est. Réseau routier : 7 510 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 601
Territory: Community of Wendake
Geographical location :
Wendake is located 15 kilometres from downtown Quebec City, on the eastern bank of the St.-Charles River. Area: 167 acres
Population: 4,040
Principal languages spoken: French
Gouvernement :
Conseil de la Nation huronne-wendat, 255, Place Chef Michel Laveau, Wendake, Québec G0A 4V0 Tel.: (418) 843-3767 Fax: (418) 842-1108 https://wendake.ca/
Economic activities:
Secondary sector: 22% Tertiary sector: 78%
Businesses and services:
Acupuncture, canoes, electricians, high fashion, photography, small engine sales, rentals and repairs, advertising, car dealership, engineering consultants, plumber, arts and handicrafts, caretaking services, excavation and landscaping, insurance, pottery, snowshoes, automobile boby shop, carpots, real estate services, automobile parts, caterer, fitness centre, ladders, refrigeration, tannery, automobile repairs, clothing, floor coverings, massotherapy, restaurants, tanning salons, bakery, communication services, food supplier, mocassins, road transport, tire services, banking services, computer ser vices, furniture, mufflers, school bus service, tourist accomodation, beauty salon, construction, gasoline, naturopathy, sheds, translation services, bookbinding, construction material, hairdressing, painter, shoes, video rental, building restoration, convenience stores, hairpieces, party organizers, sleighs, bulk wood chips, day-care centre, hardware store, tourist site. Wendake houses several aboriginal provincial and regional First Nations’ organizations like: AFN (Assembly of First Nations), FNEC (First Nations Education Council), FNQLEDC (First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Economic Development Commission), First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission(FNQLHSSC), Native Commercial Credit Corporation (NACCC) and Native Benefits Plan (NBP), etc.
Infrastructure:
Access: Wendake can be reached by Highway 369, which connects with Henri IV Boulevard a few kilometres to the west, or by the Laurentian Highway to the east. Road network: 7,510 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 601
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Centre de formation en secourisme du Québec, 25, rue Ovide-Sioui, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-5055(418) 843-4994
Centre de la Petite enfance ORAK, 75, rue de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 842-8118(418) 842-5979
Centre de Santé Marie-Paul-Sioui-Vincent, 40, Chef Simon Romain, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 842-6255(418) 842-8628
Centre Wendat Arenatsi Enr., 465, Chef Stanislas Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 915-7737(418) 845-9338
Clinique de santé Richard Dumont, 40, du Loup, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-2161
Clinique Robin Paul, 80-1, Chef Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-9670(418) 842-2129
Commission de développement économique des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador (CDEPNQL), 265, Place Chief Michel-Laveau, bureau 200, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-1488(418) 843-6672
Commission de la Santé et des Services Sociaux des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador, 250, Place Chef Michel Laveau, 1er étage, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 842-1540(418) 842-7045
Commission Locale des Premières Nations huronne-wendat, 30, de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-1026(418) 842-3076
Comptoir Agoshin, 16, boul. Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-9838
Conseil de la Nation huronne-wendat, 255, Place Chef Michel Laveau, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-3767(418) 842-1108
Conseil des Jeunes des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador, 430, rue Stanislas-Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 840-1011(418) 842-5966
Conseil en Education des Premières Nations (CEPN), 95, rue de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-7672(418) 842-9988
Conseillers parajudiciaires autochtones / Région Québec Wendake, 190, rue Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-2094(418) 847-5799
Construction et rénovation Denis, 630, Chef Thomas-Martin, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 808-1506(418) 661-5707 Dépanneur Alphé Picard, 25, Chef Pierre-Albert Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 845-8996(418) 845-9973
Dr. Christian Sioui, 630, Chef Jean Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-8638
Ébénisterie NICHé, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 802-9061 École Wahta’, 20, rue de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-3740(418) 842-2084 Éconobois 1996 Enr., 595, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-4161(418) 847-2103 Église Notre-Dame de Lorette, 73, Chef Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 842-3569(418) 842-0474
Entreprises Denis Cloutier (Les), 15, rue des Écureuils, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-2706
Entreprises Sioui & Frères inc., 605, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-8384(418) 843-8384
Entreprises W.G.S., 595, Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-4161 Expair.ca, 630, rue Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 840-0756(418) 840-0752
Garage Martin W. Picard, 567, rue Chef Stanislas-Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 845-2332
Garderie Carole Talbot, 725, Chef Maurice Sébastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 847-3326 Garderie Hélène Poulin, 175, Chef Herménégilde Vincent, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 842-6260
Gîte La Huronnière, 415, Chef Maurice-Sébastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-4118(418) 845-5403
Glam Inc., 565, Chef Thomas-Martin, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-7915(418) 842-1763 Gripma, 35, Chef Pierre-Albert Picard, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 573-1375(418) 845-9973 Gros-Louis, Hélène, 530, Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-1242
Hôtel-Musée des Premières Nations, 5, Place de la Rencontre, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(866) 551-9222(418) 847-2903
Huro Plus, 42, Chef Ovide Sioui, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-2953(418) 842-4138
Indiana Communication, C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 (581) 300-6313
Institut de Beauté Maryse, 95, Chef boul. Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-0756
Institut de Développement durable des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labarador, 250, Place Michel-Laveau, bureau 201, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-9999(418) 842-5966
Investissement Premières Nations du Québec, 2936, boul. de la Faune, bureau 200, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-7070(418) 843-2727
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JME Électrique Inc., 625, Chef Stanislas Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-2000(418) 843-6411
Les éditions Hannenorak, 24, Chef Ovide Sioui, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 407-4578
Yarha Inc., 465, rue Chef Thomas-Martin, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-4439
Librairie Hannenorak, 24, Chef Ovide Sioui, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 407-4578
L’usine à frites, 60, Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 915-4447
M.A. Construction Wendake Enr., 515, de la Courge, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-0445
Maison Aorhenché (La), 90, Chef François Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 847-0646(418) 847-4527
Maison des Jeunes Wendat, 40, de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-0657(418) 842-1108
Maison Tsawenhohi, 75, rue Chef Nicolas-Vincent, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-0700(418) 845-0030
Medic-Contact, 93, boulevard Bastien,, bureau 205, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (450) 733-0539
Menuiserie des Érables Inc., 612, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 840-5013(418) 840-5015
Mireille Siouï, artiste, 60, Chef Alphonese T. Picard, Wendake, (Québec), (Québec) (418) 843-0361
Musée de la Nation huronne-wendat, 15, Place de la Rencontre, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 847-2260(418) 847-1696
Nation Santé-Spa S.E.N.C., 5, Place de la Rencontre, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-5050(418) 847-2525
Nouveaux sentiers, 250, Place Chef Michel Laveau, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-1540
Office du tourisme de Wendake, 10, Place de la Rencontre, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 847-0624(418) 847-2903
Paradis du chien (Le), 85, boulevard Bastien, suite 00, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 407-1511
Peinture Ultra Moderne inc., 565, Chef Pierre Athironta, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-7619(418) 843-7407
Petit Huron Moc (Le), 85, Chef Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-9395(418) 842-0915
PMM Wendake, 580 Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-6223(418) 842-2522
Uniprix Wendake, 2946, rue de la Faune, suite 114, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 840-5050
Picard Genest, 570, du Maïs, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 802-5721
Picard Service de Pneus, 590, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-7685(418) 842-5433
Picard, Nathalie - musicienne, 294, rue du Vieux-Pins, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 255-0185
Planchers Atout Prix, 225, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-5504(418) 845-2221
Pneus économiques GLC (Les), 535, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 576-8777
Poterie Monique Picard, 440, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-3685
Prémontex Enr., 597, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-3630(418) 847-0356
Prévention-Incendie des Premières Nations, 565, Stanislas Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 999-8363
Produits Autochtones Terre de l’Aigle (Les) / Earth Eagle Native Products, 380, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-2733(418) 843-9074
Psycho-Solutions, 415, Chef Maurice-Sébastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-2970(418) 845-5304
Radio Communautaire huronne-wendat (CIHW 100,3 FM), 545, Chef Thomas Martin, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-3937(418) 843-4116
Raquettes G.V. enr., 605, Chef Stanislas-Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-0321(418) 842-2003
Raquettes Gros-Louis, 30, boul. Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-2704
Régime des Bénéfices Autochtones, 2936, rue de la Faune, bureau 202, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-1840(418) 847-3990
Regroupement des centres d’amitié autochtones du Québec (RCAAQ), 85, boulevard Maurice-Bastien, suite 100, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-6354(418) 842-9795
Regroupement Mamit-Innuat - Services aux patients de Québec, 225, Chef Max Gros-Louis, bureau 200, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-6442(418) 843-1671
Rénovation Wendat, 490, Chef Thomas Martin, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-0353
Résidence Marcel-Sioui, 70, de l’Ours, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-8004(418) 843-8890
Restaurant La Traite, 5, place de la Rencontre, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-0624
Restaurant Sagamité, 10, boul. Chef Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 847-6999(418) 847-7420
Revêtement Premium, 602, Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-5212(418) 847-6436
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Salle Kondiaronk, 83, boul. Maurice-Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-1835(418) 842-1108
Scierie Wendake, 602, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-4161
Secteur Tourilli - Conseil de la Nation Huronne-Wendat, 490, rue des Trois Soeurs, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-9355
Service policier de Wendake, 650, rue Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-5491(418) 843-6216
Services parajudiciaires Autochtones du Québec (Les) / Native-Parajudicial Services of Quebec, 190, rue Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-2094(418) 847-5799
Signalisation routière Plus Inc., 563, Chef Stanislas Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 767-0143
Silencieux Gros-Louis, 70, Chef Nicolas Vincent, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 843-8044(418) 843-4287
Site culturel amérindien Tsonontwan, 310, Chef Stanislas Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-6471(418) 843-5990
Site traditionnel Huron-Wendat Onhoüa Chetek8e, 575, rue Chef Stanislas-Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-4308(418) 842-3473
SMD Construction,175, Chef Max Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Qc) G0A 4V0 (418) 955-6292
Société de Communication Atikamekw-Montagnais (SOCAM), 50, boul. Chef Maurice-Bastien, 4e étage, bureau 600, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-3873(418) 843-4198
Société de Crédit Commercial Autochtone (SOCCA), 2936, rue de la Faune, bureau 200, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-0972(418) 842-8925
Station Service huronne-wendat, 2909, rue de la Faune, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 847-9775(418) 842-1007
Tannerie Huronne-wendat, 150, Herménégile Vincent, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 928-1800
Taxi Wendake, 455, Chef Maurice-Sébastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-3838
Tourisme Autochtone Québec, 50, Chef Maurice-Bastien - #220, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-5030(418) 843-7164
Troupe de danse Huronne-Wendat Sandokwa, 605, Lahontiach, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0(418) 843-2503(418) 843-5930
Urne Ata, 92, Chef François Gros-Louis, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 847-0646
Usinage Huron 9223-2727 Québec Inc., 540, Chef Stanislas Koska, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 845-1717
Vizion Design, 110, rue des Loutres, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 842-9858(418) 842-0649
Voyages Inter-Nations & associé, 2936, rue de la Faune, local 120, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 840-1750(418) 840-1751
Wendake Construction - Énergie, 17, boul. Bastien, Wendake, (Québec), G0A 4V0 (418) 955-5911
Wendake Hélicoptère Inc., 130 rue Tibo, Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, (Québec), G3N 2Y7 (418) 843-7272(418) 843-1012
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INNUS
INNUS
The Innus form the most populous Indian nation in Quebec. Before colonization, they occupied a vast area along the North Shore and in the Saguenay region and inland as far as Schefferville. According to oral tradition, the Innus lived side by side with the Inuit in relatively harmonious manner until the Inuit moved farther north in 1760. In the 15th century, the Innus established the first contacts with French whalers and cod fishermen. They quickly developed relations with the Europeans based on the fur trade. The Innus abandoned a number of traditional practices to devote themselves almost exclusively to trapping fur-bearing animals.
Innu oral tradition preserves many details about the impact of the Europeans’arrival. It is said that the Innus and the French concluded an agreement to allow the French to occupy certain areas in exchange for flour to protect the Innus against the periodic famines. The tales thus refer frequently to the “pre-flour era”. In the “pre-flour” era, the Innus lived primarily on the plentiful faunistic resources of their territory. They used pelts and bones to make clothes and weapons. In the“post-flour” era, they traded their furs for lard, tea, butter, cloth and weapons. The cleargy quickly established themselves near the trading posts in order to increase the size of the Christian family. As early as 1632, the Jesuits opened their first mission among the Innus. At the end of the 18th century, the Hudson’s Bay Company was operating several trading posts on innu territory.
The Innu nation is one of the most populous Aboriginal nations in Quebec. Seven of the nine Innu villages are established on the North Shore, the other two being located in Lac-Saint-Jean as well as near Schefferville. The Innu language is used in everyday life, as is French. Innu communities are very different from each other, both in terms of their geographic location and size, and in terms of their socio-economic development. The main economic activities include shops, businesses, outfitters, as well as activities related to hunting, traditional fishing and commercial fishing.
Several organizations, such as the Montagnais Cultural and Educational Institute, the Shaputuan Museum and the Amerindian Museum of Mashteuiatsh, to name a few, work to develop and spread Innu culture. In addition, all Innu communities have a community radio station connected to the network of the Atikamekw-Montagnais Communication Society (SOCAM). The Innu have had numerous land negotiations in recent years with the governments of Quebec and Canada to obtain for their nation recognition of ancestral and territorial rights as well as that of the right to self-government.
The term Innu comes from the Innu language, Innu-aimun, and means ‘’ Human being ’’. This name was officially adopted in 1990 replacing the term ’Montagnais’ given by the first French explorers. The Innu designate their overall ancestral territory under the name of Nitassinan. Several Innu personalities have marked contemporary history in Quebec, including: Joséphine Bacon - writer and poet, Bernard Cleary - Bloc Québécois member, Natasha Kanapé Fontaine - writer and poet, Jonathan Genest-Jourdain, New Democrat federal member, Rita Mestokosho - writer and poet, Claude McKenzie - singer-songwriter, Florent Vollant - singer-songwriter, Peter Penashue - Conservative federal member, Ghislain Picard - Chief of the Assembly of First Nations of Quebec and Labrador, Stanley Vollantfirst native surgeon in Quebec and in Canada and first native president of a medical association in North America.
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Les Innus forment la nation autochtone la plus populeuse du Québec. Avant la colonisation, ils occupaient un immense territoire longeant la Côte-Nord et le Saguenay, englobant les terres jusqu’à la hauteur de Schefferville. Selon des témoignages issus de la tradition orale, les Innus côtoyaient les Inuit de façon plus ou moins harmonieuse jusqu’à ce que ces derniers se replient au nord, en 1760. Au XVe siècle, les Innus ont établi les premiers contacts avec des baleiniers et des morutiers européens venus pêcher sur les côtes et établir des campements temporaires. Très tôt, ils nouèrent avec les Européens des relations basées sur le commerce des fourrures, ce qui les amenèrent à modifier leur mode de vie traditionnel nomade pour s’adonner quasi exclusivement au piégeage des animaux à fourrure.
La tradition orale innue conserve de nombreux détails sur cette période. On raconte par exemple que les Innus et les Français avaient conclu une entente permettant à ces derniers d’occuper certaines terres en échange de farine, afin de prémunir les Innus contre les famines chroniques. Ainsi, dans les récits, il est souvent question de l’époque « pré-farine ». À l’époque «pré-farine », les Innus pratiquent une économie de subsistance tirée des ressources fauniques abondantes. Ils utilisent les peaux et les os pour se confectionner des vêtements et des armes; ils échangent leurs pelleteries contre du saindoux, du thé, du beurre, de la toile et des armes à feu. Le clergé a tôt fait de s’établir à proximité des postes de traite pour agrandir la famille chrétienne. Dès 1632, les jésuites ouvrent leur première mission chez les Innus. À la fin du XVIIIe siècle, la Compagnie de la Baie d’Hudson exploite plusieurs postes de traite en territoire innu.
La nation innue est l’une des nations autochtones les plus populeuses du Québec. Sept des neuf villages innus sont établis sur la Côte-Nord, les deux autres étant situés au Lac-SaintJean ainsi qu’à proximité de Schefferville. La langue innu est utilisée dans la vie quotidienne, de même que français. Les communautés innues sont très différentes les unes des autres, tant par leur situation géographique et leur taille que par leur développement socioéconomique. Les principales activités économiques comprennent les commerces, les entreprises, les pourvoiries, ainsi que les activités liées à la chasse, à la pêche traditionnelle et à la pêche commerciale.
Plusieurs organismes, tels que l’Institut culturel et éducatif montagnais, le musée Shaputuan et le Musée amérindien de Mashteuiatsh, pour ne nommer que ceux-là, œuvrent à l’épanouissement et à la diffusion de la culture innue. De plus, toutes les communautés innues possèdent une station de radio communautaire reliée au réseau de la Société de communication Atikamekw-Montagnais (SOCAM). Les Innus ont eu ces dernières années de nombreuses négociations territoriales avec les gouvernements du Québec et du Canada en vue d’obtenir pour leur nation la reconnaissance de droits ancestraux et territoriaux ainsi que celle du droit à l’autonomie gouvernementale.
Le terme Innu provient de la langue Innu, l’innu-aimun, et signifie ‘’Être humain’’. Ce nom fut officiellement adopté en 1990 remplaçant le terme ‘’Montagnais’’ donné par les premiers explorateurs français.Les Innus désignent leur territoire ancestral global sous le nom de Nitassinan. Plusieurs personnalités Innu ont marqué l’histoire contemporaine au Québec, dont : Joséphine Bacon - écrivaine et poète, Bernard Cleary - député bloquiste, Natasha Kanapé Fontaine - écrivaine et poète, Jonathan Genest-Jourdain, député fédéral néodémocrate, Rita Mestokosho - écrivaine et poète, Claude McKenzie - auteur-compositeurinterprète, Florent Vollant - auteur-compositeur-interprète, Peter Penashue - député fédéral conservateur, Ghislain Picard - Chef de l'Assemblée des Premières Nations du Québec et du Labrador, Stanley Vollant - premier chirurgien autochtone au Québec et au Canada et premier président autochtone d'une association médicale en Amérique du Nord.
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Club Claire, 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T
Essipit
(418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Chalets Shipek, 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Pourvoirie des Lac à Jimmy, 46, rue de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 ((418)-233-2266(418) 233-3960
Artisanat montagnais Essipit, 46, de la Réserve (Essipit), Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Bar Essipit, 27, de la Réserve (Essipit), Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2945(418) 233-2888
Camping Le Tipi (Hébergement Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0(418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Camping Tadoussac (Hébergement Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0(418) 235-4501(418) 235-4902
Centre Communautaire Montagnais, 27, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2945 (418) 233-2888 Centre de réservations Essipit, 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Chalets de l’Anse à Jos / Yves (Hébergement Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Conseil de la Première Nation des Innus Essipit, 32, rue de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2509(418) 233-2888
Croisières Essipit, 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Dépanneur montagnais, 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2202(418) 233-2942
Domaine du Lac des Cœurs (Pourvoiries Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0(418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Domaine Sportif du Lac Loup (Pourvoiries Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Conseil de la Première nation des Innus Essipit
ChEf Martin Dufour
ConsEillERs
· Kim Moreau
· David Ross
· Gilles Ross
DiRECTEuR GénéRal Sylvain Ross
32, rue de la Réserve C. P. 820
Essipit (Québec) G0T 1K0
T : (418) 233-2509 F : (418) 233-2888 www.innu-essipit.com
Groupe Namesh - S.E.C. (Poissonnerie), 152, St-Marcellin, Les Escoumins, (Québec), G0T 1K0(418) 233-3122(418) 233-2981 Lac Bernier (Pourvoiries Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Natakam Condos-Hôtels sur mer, 46, rue de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Police Essipit, 14, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2037(418) 233-3598
Pourvoirie des Lacs à Jimmy (Pourvoiries Essipit), 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0(418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Pourvoiries Essipit, 46, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2266(418) 233-3960
Radio Essipit Haute-Côte-Nord inc. (CHME-FM 94,9 - 99,7), 34, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2700(418) 233-3326
Regroupement Petapan inc., 32, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2509(418) 233-2888
Salle de quilles Essipit, 27, de la Réserve, Essipit, (Québec), G0T 1K0 (418) 233-2053(418) 233-2888
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Innus Essipit
Territoire :
Communauté d’Essipit
Situation géographique
La communauté est située sur la rive nord du Saint-Laurent, près de la baie des Escoumins, à 40 kilomètres au nord-est de Tadoussac.
Superficie
87 hectares
Population : 746
Principales langues parlées : Français
Gouvernement :
Conseil de la Première Nation des Innus Essipit 32, rue de la Réserve, Essipit, Québec G0T 1K0Tél.: (418) 233-2509 Fax: (418) 233-2888 https://www.innu-essipit.com/essipit/index.php
Activités économiques :
Croisières, art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, tourisme, pourvoirie, camping, chalets, condos, pêche commerciale, hébergement.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, camping, hôtellerie, croisières d’observation des baleines, dépanneur campings, pourvoiries, radio régionale, centre récréatif (bar, tennis, conditionnement physique, piscine, racquetball, etc.).
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 138. Réseau routier : 150 mètres de routes en gravier et 3 340 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 119
Territory: Community of Essipit
Geographical location:
The community is located on the north shore of the St.Lawrence River near Les Escoumins Bay, 40 km northeast of Tadoussac.
Area: 87 hectares
Population: 746
Principal languages spoken: French
Government:
Conseil de la Première Nation des Innus Essipit 32, rue de la Réserve, Essipit, Québec G0T 1K0Tel.: (418) 233-2509 Fax: (418) 233-2888 https://www.innu-essipit.com/essipit/index.php
Economic activities:
Cruises,arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, tourism, outfitting, campground, cottages, condos, commercial fishing, lodging.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, camping, hotel, caterer, convenience store, campground, outfitting, whale watching, regional radio, recreationnal center (bar, tennis, workout, pool, racquetball, etc.).
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 138. Road network: 150 metres of gravel roadand 3,340 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 119
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Mashteuiatsh
Agrinova, 2061, rue Mahikan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 480-3300 poste 242(418) 668-1917
Akua nature, 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 1G0 (418) 275-6161
Alco TMI Mashteuiatsh, 1665, rue Mahikan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 879-4660(418) 720-9495
Artisanat Eshkan, 2204, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5593
Ashini S.E.N.C., 1020, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (581) 803-0065(581) 882-7998
Atelier de perfectionnement des textes en français enr., 205, rue du Boisé,Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-0023(418) 637-1235
Atelier de sculpture Thomas Siméon, 1541, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-5361
Atelier Plum'ART, 2662, rue Ouiatchoua,Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-3291(418) 637-2967
Autobus Gill 2015, 1828, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5051(418) 637-8701
Aventure Myco Boréale, 1901, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-6570
Aventure Plume Blanche, 2228, Albanyse, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-0926
BioChar Boréalis, 2061, Mahikan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (450) 521-4208
Première Nation des Pekuakamiulnuatsh
1671, rue ouiatchouan
Mashteuiatsh (Québec)
G0W 2h0
T : (418) 275-2473
Boutique d'arts amérindiens, 1857, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
MASHTEUIATSH
1516, rue ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2h0
T : (418) 275-5757
(418) 275-9155(418) 637-6050
Boutique Teuehikan 9254-1283 Québec inc., 1873, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-7012
Caisse Desjardins du Pekuakami, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
Camping de La Pointe,1358, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
(418) 275-0655
(418) 275-6006
Camping Domaine Philippe JPG - Secteur central enr., 205, rue du Boisé, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418)275-0023(418)637-1235
Camping plage Robertson SENC, 2202, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-1375
Carrière Piékouagami s.e.n.c., 26, rue Pishu, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
(418) 765-3004(418) 637-8949
CegerNation, 1423, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (581) 585-6454(418) 637-6166
Centre de la Petite Enfance BC Auetissatsh, 50, rue Auetissatsh, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-5703
Centre La Loba, 2289, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-8882
Comptabilnu inc., 1903, rue Ouiatchouan, Bureau 106, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-7464(418) 671-8088
Construction Courtois Girard, 2289, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-5581(418) 275-4908
Construction Mahikan, 1995, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh, (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-0104(418) 671-0960
Construction Piekouagami inc., 1665, rue Nishk - Bureau 512, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 347-4665(418) 487-7109
Constructions B.C. Robertson Inc., 1260, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-6288(418) 637-1057
Coopérative agro-forestière de Pointe-Bleue, 63, rue Mahikan, C.P. 246, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 679-4749(418) 515-4749
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SOCIÉTÉ DE DÉVELOPPEMENT ÉCONOMIQUE ILNU KA MAMU MASHTUEPALITATA ILNU PAKASSUN
MashteuiatshInnus
Territoire : Communauté de Mashteuiatsh
Situation géographique : Mashteuiatsh est la seule communauté autochtone au Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean. Elle est située sur la rive ouest du Pekuakami, nom ilnu qui désigne l’immense étendue d’eau que constitue le lac Saint-Jean, à six kilomètres de Roberval.
Superficie : 16,27 km2
Population : 7 667
Principales langues parlées : Nehlueun, français
Gouvernement : Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan 1671, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh, Québec G0W 2H0 Tél. : (418)-275-2473 Fax : (418)-275-6212 https://www.mashteuiatsh.ca www.mamuitun.com
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, construction, industrie du bois, tourisme, transport et administration publique.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, art et artisanat, bureau de poste, camping, construction, dépanneurs, électricien, essence, excavation, finance, fourreur, garderie, gîte, mécanique automobile, musée, pépinière, quincaillerie, restaurant, scierie, soudure, taxi, transport.
Infrastructure :
Accès : La communauté de Mashteuiatsh est accessible par la route 169, par Roberval ou par Saint-Prime.
Réseau routier : 3657 mètres de routes en gravier et 17 060 mètres en asphalte.
Territory: Community of Mashteuiatsh
Geographical location:
The community is located six kilometers from Roberval, on the west shore of Lac Saint-Jean.
Area: 1627 hectares
Population: 7,667
Principal languages spoken: Nehlueun, French
Government:
Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan 1671, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh, Québec G0W 2H0 Tel.: (418)-275-2473 Fax: (418)-275-6212 https://www.mashteuiatsh.ca www.mamuitun.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, construction, forestry, manufacturer, tourism and transport.
Businesses and services:
Alimentation, arts and handicrafts, post office, campground, construction, convenience store, electrician, gasoline, excavation, finance, furrier, child care, lodging, automobile repairs, musée, tree nursery, hardware store, restaurant, sawmill, welding, taxi, transport.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 169, which runs through Roberval. Road network: 3,657 metres of gravel road and 17,060 metres of paved road.
135 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
NATIONS / INNUS
Mashteuiatsh
Coopérative de solidarité Nimilupan Nitshinatsh, 1761, rue Amishk, C.P. 208, Mashteuiatsh (Québec)G0W 2H0(418) 275-0990
Corporation médiatique Teuehikan, 1491, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-4684
Déneigement Sylvain Philippe, 2160, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5748
Dépanneur Ilnu Gaz, 1020, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-1625
Dépanneur Simon-Pierre, 1443, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5892
Développement PEK, 1425 rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-4262(418) 630-1697
Développement Piekuakami Ilnuatsh (S.E.C.), 1425, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-8181 p.229(418) 637-0530
Domaine Philippe - Secteur central enr., 200, rue du Boisé, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-0541
Domaine Philippe -Terrains JGP enr., 205 rue du Boisé Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-0023(418) 637-1235
Dufresne Asphalte 2015 9321-5911 Québec inc., 1995, rue MahikanMashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-6667
Écofaune Boréale, 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 630-6687
Électro-Ilnu inc., 1138, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-6383
Entreprise Forestière L.R., 2086, rue du Rivage, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 879-0365
Entretien GL et déneigement enr., 1323, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-1207
Entretien Malu enr., 1939, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-1385(418) 879-1864
Épicerie Paul (Omni), 1748, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-1084
Excavation Piékouagami inc., 26, rue Pishu, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-3004(418) 637-8949
Ferme Abénakis, 2160, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5748
Foresterie Innit, 1940, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 915-1648
Foresterie Nitassinan Inc., 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-6325(418)-671-9077
Forestier Piekouagami, 26, rue Pishu Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-8949 Garage Service Plus D.G.L., 1371, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-4422
Garderie chez Clémence, 35, rue Ntshuk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-1786 Garderie chez Loulou, 1323, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-1207
Granules LG, 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-6161 GraphiSK, 1115, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-1561(418) 618-4667 Groupe Aishkatsh, 1747, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 679-7674
Groupe Conseil Nutshimit-Nippour inc., 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-8041(418) 671-9077
Groupe CP, 1741, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 630-6116 Groupe Tipaikan inc., 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-8385(418) 671-9077
Ilnu Trans Forme, 1665 rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
(418) 637-5779
(418) 671-2814 Innutek inc., 14, Domain Robertson, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
Intact Construction inc., 1138, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-1441(418) 637-6383
Isofor, 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 668-3850
Jardin mimaclo, 1765, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
Kamishkak'Arts, 55, rue Mahikan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0
(418)-618-5099
(418) 765-3003
Landes forestières Uapats, 1427, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-4545
Laury Trottier, adjointe, 1765, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 618-4999
Les entreprises Mitshuap inc.,1147, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (581) 815-0056(418) 275-2684
Les Immeubles Guylaine Robertson, 1903, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-3374
Les services parajudiciaires autochtones du Québec,1903, rue Ouiatchouan bureau 105, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5878
Location Ilnou-Tec (Gestion Micaan enr.) 2, rue de l'Orme, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-6321 Maison Uasheu 1741, rue Amishk Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-0990 Massinak, 1132, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-3377(418) 618-7838 Matsheshu Créations 2698, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418)-637-2574
Me Yvon Parent, avocat, 16107 rue Matishu, case postale 129, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-2080(418) 637-1617
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Innus 136 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Innus
Mashteuiatsh
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Mini excavation Roberval, 1031, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-1850(418) 879-0357
MJM Soudure Mécanique, 2750, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 515-9093
Nitsh Dessin d’architecture, 2180, rue Nishk Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 515-0508
Nutshimitsh, 2005, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-0666(418) 618-4118
Parc Sacré, 1901, rue Ouiatchouan,( Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-3003
Paroisse Sainte-Kateri-Tekakwitha, 1745, rue Amishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-2938
Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan, 1671, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-2473
Poste Canada, 1834, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5454
Premières Nations enr., 1571, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-3570
Productions Élizabeth Raphaël enr., 1896, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 1G0581 721-0028
Puakuteu,1747, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 765-0219, poste 22
Raf-inné, 2202, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh Raf-inné (Québec) G0W 1G0 (418) 671-7755
René Robertson Fourrures EDA, 1619, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-0795
Réseau Conseil, 1392, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 515-1515
Resto du Lac, 1544, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 419 275-1919
Salon Aluepi S.E.N.C., 66, rue Pishu, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 630-8321
Salon belle à croquer, 2735, Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 637-6649
Sciage GP, 1741, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 630-6116
Serrurier Larouche, 400, rue Mahikan, bureau 102, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5930
Sécurité Mahikan, 2050, rue Mahikan (Québec) Mashteuiatsh G0W 2H0 (418) 637-1550
Serrurier Larouche, 1901, rue Ouiatchouan, bureau 102, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5930
Société de développement Économique Ilnu, 1516, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5757, poste 110
Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Mashteuiatsh,1787, rue Amishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-4842
Société en commandite Néro Onikam, 1440, Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 679-2711(418) 618-0127
Soudure express, 1665, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 669-1911(418) 720-9495
Tatuetamu, 1307 rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 514 433-1023
Taxi Gilles Paul, 1466, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-3850
Taxi Rod, 1393, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-3832, (418) 275-2222(418) 275-2092
Technologie forestière R.C.T.F. inc.,1665. rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-7575(418) 480-8432
Transport 3SKJ, 1440, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-4095(418) 618-0127
Transport C. Moar, 337 rue Mahikan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 679-7674
Transport Duchesne Kapatakan, 2238, rue Nishk, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 275-8701(418) 630-0722
Transport Eddy Ross (9206-0235 Québec inc.),1258, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh G0W 2H0(418) 275-7228(418) 679-7420
Transport interfax (4344081 Canada inc.),1777, Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh G0W 2H0 (418) 275-5275 (Mashteuiatsh) (418) 679-6850 (418) 671-9688 (fardier)
Transport Sylvain Duchesne SENC,1440, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0(418) 275-4095(418) 618-0127
Tshietin Solution industrielle inc., 1739, rue Nishk (Québec) Mashteuiatsh G0W 2H0 (418) 630-6116
Uitshiten, consultant, 1115, rue Ouiatchouan Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H) (418)637-1331
Ussi communications inc., 1759, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (418) 812-3939
Ussi logistique (division),1759, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh G0W 2H0 (418) 812-3939
Utapi Consultants (418) 720-1494
Utehi, 1293, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh (Québec) G0W 2H0 (581) 306-4320
Vitrerie JMS Glass,1935, rue Ouiatchouan, Mashteuiatsh G0W 2H0 (418) 765-1218
NATIONS / INNUS 137 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Innus
Matimekush - Lac John
Béton Naskinnu (418) 296-6633
Cantine Chez Rita’s (418) 585-2379
Conseil de la Nation Innu Matimekush - Lac-John, C.P. 1390, Schefferville, (Québec), G0G 2T0(418) 585-2601(418) 585-3856
CPE Uatikuss (418) 585-2820
Dispensaire Matimekush - Lac John, C.P. 549, Matimekush, (Québec), G0G 2T0 (418) 585-2667(418) 585-2890 École Kanatamat Tshitipenitamunu, C.P. 1000, Matimekush, (Québec), G0G 2T0 (418) 585-2116(418) 585-3921
Garage Montagnais (418) 585-3303
Héli-Explore (819) 333-4354
Hôtel Innu Rodeway (418) 585-3888
Location Discount (418) 585-3888
Maison d’hébergement pour les femmes, C.P.2214, Matimekush, (Québec), G0G 2T0(418) 585-3419
Pétroles Pimi Naskinnuk (418) 585-2349
Pourvoirie Nessipi Kantuet (418) 585-3756
Radio CRKA-FM Kue-Attinukan Matimekosh inc. (106,9 FM), C.P. 2095, Schefferville, (Québec), G0G 2T0 (418) 585-2632(418) 585-2289
Santé & Services Sociaux Montagnais, C.P. 187, Matimekush, (Québec), G0G 2T0 (418) 585-3324(418) 585-2114 Services Techniques, C.P. 1390, Matimekush, (Québec), G0G 2T0 (418) 585-2404(418) 585-2445 Transport Nirinnu (418) 585-2106 Transport Ferroviaire Tshiuetin (418) 585-2333
Conseil de la Nation Matimekush-Lac John
(Québec)
Réal McKenzie
Monfette
GARAGE MONTAGNAIS
INNU RODEWAY
585-3888
TRANSPORT NIRINNU 418 585-2106
FERROVIAIRE 418 585-2333
(ères)
Nathalie Gabriel Dan-Georges Gabriel Didier Grégoire Pier-Luc André
BÉTON NASKINNU 418 296-6633
PÉTROLES PIMI NASKINNUK 418 585-2349
CANTINE CHEZ RITA’S 418 585-2379
POURVOIRIE NESSIPI KANTUET 418 585-3756
CPE UATIKUSS 418 585-2820
585-2600 585-2632 585-2115 585-2463 (418) 585-3856
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
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170 Pearce Lake, Shefferville
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Innus Matimekush - Lac John
Territoire :
Communautés de Matimekush et de Lac-John
Situation géographique :
La communauté de Matimekush est située au bord du lac Pearce, à environ 510 kilomètres au nord de Sept-Îles. La communauté de Lac-John est située à 3,5 kilomètres de Matimekush et du centre de Schefferville.
Superficie :
15,91 hectares (Matimekush) 23,5 hectares (Lac-John)
Population : 1039
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil de la Nation Innu Matimekush Lac-John 170 Pearce Lake, Schefferville, Québec G0G 2T0 Tél.: (418) 585-2601 Fax: (418) 585-3856 http://www.matimekush.com www.mamuitun.com
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, construction, piégeage, transport, tourisme, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, machinerie lourde, mécanique automobile, dépanneur, pharmacie, équipement de camping, plomberie, essence, pourvoirie, vidéo.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Matimekush est accessible par avion ou par train, à partir de Sept-Îles. Réseau routier : 550 mètres de routes pavées.
Territory:
Communities of Matimekush and Lac-John
Geographical location:
The community of Matimekush is located by the shore of lake Pearce, about 510 km north of Sept-Îles. The community of Lac-John is located 3.5 km from Matimekush and from the centre of Schefferville.
Area: 15.91 hectares (Matimekush) 23.5 hectares (Lac-John)
Population: 1039
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French
Government:
Conseil de la Nation Innu Matimekush Lac-John 170 Pearce Lake, Schefferville, Québec G0G 2T0 Tel.: (418) 585-2601 Fax: (418) 585-3856 http://www.matimekush.com www.mamuitun.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, construction, trapping, transport, tourism, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Heavy machinery, automobile repairs, outfitter, camping and equipment, pharmacy, convenience store, plumber, food supplier, gasoline, video.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by airplane or train from Sept-îles. Road network: 550 metres of paved road.
G0A
info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
NATIONS / INNUS 139C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec)
4V0 T (581) 300-6313
Innus
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses
organizations
Caisse populaire Desjardins de Mingan-Anticosti, 998, chemin du Roi Ouest, C.P. 40, Longue-Pointe de Mingan, (Québec), G0G 1V0
(418) 949-2882(418) 949-2025
Centre d’affaires Kanikaniteth inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2132(418) 949-2177
Centre de sante Mashtishanitshuap, 27, rue Mathias Uashaunu, Ekuanitshit, (Quebec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2300(418) 949-2328
Compagnie Atautshuap inc., 45, rue Mista-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2920(418) 949-2725
Conseil des Innu de Ekuanitshit, 35, rue Manitou, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2234(418) 949-2085
Corporation de développement économique Ekuanitshinnuat inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0
(418) 949-2245(418) 949-2177 Corporation Ka Tshishpeuatak, 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2132(418) 949-2177 Côte-Nord Sanitation inc., 159, rue Père-Divet, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 3P5 (418) 962-6523(418) 968-3917
CPE Mikupishan, 25, rue Teueikan, Ekuanitshit, (Quebec) G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2901(418) 949-2993 Distribution MV inc., 1411, du Canot, Havre St-Pierre, (Québec), G0G 1P0 (418) 538-2010(418) 538-3644 École Teueikan, 29, rue Tshiaht-innuat, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2113(418) 949-2449
Conseil des Innus de Ekuanitshit
ChEf Jean-Charles Piétacho
ConsEillERs
Josiane Napish, vice-chef
· Léo Basile, conseiller
· Rita Mestokosho, conseillère
· Mario Piétacho, conseiller
DiRECTRiCE GénéRalE Monique Mestokosho
EKUANITSHIT
35, rue Manitou, nitassinan, Mingan (Québec) GoG iVo Courriel : reception.conseil@ekuanitshit.ca T : (418) 949-2234 F : (418) 949-2085 ligne sans frais : 1 888 949-2406
Église St-Georges de Mingan, 35, rue Manitu, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2234(418) 949-2085
Garderie Uatiku, 25, rue Teuaikan, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2901(418) 949-2993 Gestion Ka Uauetinahk inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2303(418) 949-2177 Innukoptères inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 962-1214 Journal Inniun - La Vie, 27, rue Matias Uahaunu, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2133(418) 949-2173
La Cage, Brasserie Sportive, 395, rue Arnaud, Sept-Ïles, (Québec), G4R 3A8
(418) 962-2243(418) 968-2243 Les Produits Ekuanitshiu-Inniminana inc., Production de bleuets (418) 949-2425(418) 949-2177
Maison de la Culture Innue / Mitshuap Utaitun, 34, rue Nashipetimit, Ekuanitshit, (Quebec) G0G1V0 Minganie Équipement inc., 1223, rue de l’Escale, Havre St-Pierre, (Québec), G0G 1P0(418) 538-1414(418) 538-7446 Mitimeu inc., 34, rue Tshiat-Innuat, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0
(418) 949-2973
Pahin Électrique inc. et Construction et Développement Ekuanitshit inc., 34, rue Mathias Uashaunnu, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-0084(418) 949-2177
Pêcheries Shipek S.E.C., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2099(418) 949-2177
Petahu Transport inc., Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 571-0140 Poissonerie Fortier et Frères inc., 1, rue Père-Divet, Sept-Ïles, (Québec), G4R 5B6 (418) 962-9751(418) 968-5878 Pourvoirie du Lac Allard et Rivière Mingan inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2425(418) 949-2177
C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313
info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Mingan
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140
-Territoire :
Communauté de Ekuanitshit (Mingan)
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située au confluent de la rivière Mingan et du fleuve Saint-Laurent, à 37 kilomètres à l’ouest de Havre-Saint-Pierre.
Superficie : 3 887,82 hectares
Population : 655
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil des Innu de Ekuanitshit 35, rue Manitou, Ekuanitshit, Québec G0G 1V0
Tél.: (418) 949-2234 Fax: (418) 949-2085 https://www.ekuanitshit.com/fr http://www.mamit-innuat.com/membres/ekuanitshit.aspx
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, piégeage, tourisme, pourvoirie, transport, construction, pêche commerciale.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, magasin communautaire, pêcherie, restauration, pourvoirie.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 138.
Réseau routier : 6 060 mètres de routes en gravier et 800 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de logements : 162
Territory:
Community of Ekuanitshit (Mingan)
Geographical location: The community is located where the Mingan River flows into the St. Lawrence River, 37 km west of Havre-Saint-Pierre.
Area: 3,887.82 hectares
Population: 655
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French
Government:
Conseil des Innu de Ekuanitshit 35, rue Manitou, Ekuanitshit, Québec G0G 1V0 Tel.: (418) 949-2234 Fax: (418) 949-2085 https://www.ekuanitshit.com/fr http://www.mamit-innuat.com/membres/ekuanitshit.aspx
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, tourism, trapping, outfitting, transport, construction, commercial fishing.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, restauration, community store, fisheries, outfitting.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 138. Road network: 6,060 metres of gravel road and 800 metres of paved road.
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Mingan
Pourvoirie du Lac Allard et Rivière Mingan inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2425(418) 949-2177
Radio CKKE-FM Ekuanitshit Kaiamiumishtuk (89,9 FM), 40, rue Manitou, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2829(418) 949-2918
Regroupement Mamit Innuat / Mingan, 3, rue Hinipeh Muanen, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0(418) 949-2215(418) 949-2416
Sécurité Innu inc., 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2874(418) 949-2177
SEIE, division Buanderie, 1067, rue de la Dérive, Havre St-Pierre, (Québec), G0G 1P0 (418) 538-2017(418) 538-0879
Société de Gestion Ekuanitshinnuat inc. (SGE), 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0
Société des Entreprises Innues d’Ekuanitshit (2009) sep (SEIE sep), 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0
(418) 949-2132(418) 949-2177
(418) 964-6363(418) 949-2177
Société Ishpitenitamun, 49, rue Mishta-Meshkanau, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2132(418) 949-2177
Uanan, Expert conseils inc., 37, rue Chef Petahu, Ekuanitshit, (Québec), G0G 1V0 (418) 949-2132(418) 979-2177
Voyages Inter Nation et associes, 2936 rue de la Faune #120, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 (800) 463-4673(418) 840-1751
Innus
Nutashkuan
Corporation de Développement Économique Nutashkuan, General Delivery, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3529(418) 726-3606
CPE Uapukun, 188, rue Pashin, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3800(418) 726-3803
Dispensaire Nutashkuan, General Delivery, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3355(418) 726-3398
École Uauitshitun, General Delivery, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3368(418) 726-3620 Épicerie Nutashkuan, 139, route 138, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3161(418) 726-3687
Pompiers Nutashkuan, General Delivery, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3529(418) 726-3606
Pourvoirie Hipou, C.P. 148, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3609(418) 726-3509
Première Nation des Innus de Nutashkuan, 78, rue Maskush, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0(418) 726-3529(418) 726-3606 Radio CFNQ-FM Ushashumek Nutashkuan’u (89.9 FM), 19, rue Matshteu, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3327(418) 726-3430
Services sanitaires Nutashkuan, General Delivery, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3529(418) 726-3606
Services Sociaux de Nutashkuan, General Delivery, Nutashkuan, (Québec), G0G 2E0 (418) 726-3434(418) 726-3414
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
142 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Innus CHEF UTSHIMAU Réal Tettaut CONSEILLERS Marcel Mestokosho Paul-Émile Uapistan Pierre Kaltush, Maxime Ishpatao DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL Jules Wapistan DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL ADJOINT Alain Wapistan Nutashkuan, Cte Duplessis (Québec) G0G 2E0 Tél. : (418) 726-3529 • Fax : (418) 726-3017 PREMIÈRE NATION DES INNUS DE NUTASHKUAN
Territoire : Communauté de Nutashkuan
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à l’embouchure de la rivière Natashquan, sur le golfe du Saint-Laurent, à 336 kilomètres à l’est de Sept-Îles.
Superficie : 20,63 hectares
Population : 1 217
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français
Gouvernement :
Première Nation des Innus de Nutashkuan 78, rue Maskush, Nutashkuan, Québec G0G 2E0 Tél.: (418) 726-3529 Fax: (418) 726-3606 http://www.mamit-innuat.com/membres/nutashkuan.aspx http://www.mamit-innuat.com
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, piégeage, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoiries.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, magasin communautaire, équipement de camping, taxi et ambulance, machinerie lourde, traiteur, services sanitaires.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Nutashkuan est accessible par la route 138, par bateau et par avion. Réseau routier : 6 100 mètres de routes en gravier et asphalte.
Nombre de maisons : 229
C.P.
Territory: Community of Nutashkuan
Geographical location:
The community is located where the Natashquan River flows into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, 336 km east of Sept-Îles.
Area: 20.63 hectares Population: 1,217
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French
Government:
Première Nation des Innus de Nutashkuan 78, rue Maskush, Nutashkuan, Québec G0G 2E0 Tel.: (418) 726-3529 Fax: (418) 726-3606 http://www.mamit-innuat.com/membres/nutashkuan.aspx http://www.mamit-innuat.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, trapping, outfitting, transport, construction.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, camping equipment, heavy machinery, caterer, community store, taxi and ambulance, sanitary services.
Infrastructure:
Access: Nutashkuan can be reached by Highway 138, by boat, and by plane. Road network: 6,100 metres of gravel road and asphalt.
Number of houses: 229
Picard,
(Québec) G0A 4V0
300-6313
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Nutashkuan
Innus NATIONS / INNUS 143 1
383, Chef Émile
Wendake
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Innus
Pakua Shipi
Centre de santé de la Réserve Indienne / Pakua Shipu, C.P. 39, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0(418) 947-2757(418) 947-2682
Conseil des Innus de Pakua Shipu, 9, rue Innu, C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0(418) 947-2253(418) 947-2622
École Pakuashipu, C.P. 68, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0 (418) 947-2729(418) 947-2209
Garderie Chez Nukum, C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0 (418) 947-2539(418) 947-2622
Hotellerie Pakua Shipi, C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0 (418) 947-2253(418) 947-2622
Pakua Shipi Service Incendie, C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0 (418) 947-2787(418) 947-2397
Radio Communautaire CIBE-FM Pakua Shipu Paushtuk Kaiamiumishtuk (89,3 FM), C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0
(418) 947-1591(418) 947-2622
Sécurité Publique Pakua Shipi, C.P. 265, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0 (418) 947-2787(418) 947-2397 Services Sociaux Mamit Innuat / Pakua Shipu, C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, (Québec), G0G 2R0(418) 947-2308(418) 947-2484
Conseil des Innus de
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf 144 1 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net 9 rue Innu, C.P. 178 Pakua Shipi, P.Q. G0G 2R0 Tél : 418-947-2253 Fax : 418-947-2622 GuyMestenapéo, Chef Jacques Mark, Vice-chef Nina Malleck, conseillère Maurice Bellefleur, conseiller Roger Mark, conseiller
Pakua Shipu
Innus Pakua Shipi
Territoire :
Communauté de Pakua Shipi
Situation géographique : L’établissement est situé sur la rive ouest de la rivière Saint-Augustin, à 550 kilomètres au nord-est de Sept-Îles.
Superficie : 4,47 hectares Population : 378
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français, anglais Gouvernement :
Conseil des Innus de Pakua Shipu C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, Québec G0G 2R0 Tél.: (418) 947-2253 Fax: (418) 947-2622 http://www.mamitinnuat.com/membres/pakua_shipu.aspx http://www.mamit-innuat.com
Activités économiques : Art et artisanat, piégeage, tourisme, construction, transport, hébergement.
Commerces et services : Art et artisanat
Infrastructure :
Accès : l’établissement de Pakua Shipu est accessible par avion et par bateau. Réseau routier : 280 mètres de routes en gravier et 2 130 mètres de routes en terre battue.
Nombre de maisons : 86
Territory:
Community of Pakua Shipi
Geographical location: The territory is located on the western bank of the Saint-Augustin River, 550 km northeast of Sept-îles.
Area: 4.47 hectares Population: 378
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French, English
Government :
Conseil des Innus de Pakua Shipu C.P. 178, Pakua Shipi, Québec G0G 2R0 Tel.: (418) 947-2253 Fax: (418) 947-2622 http://www.mamitinnuat.com/membres/pakua_shipu.aspx http://www.mamit-innuat.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, trapping, tourism, construction, transport, lodging.
Businesses and services: Arts and handicrafts
Infrastructure:
Access: Pakua Shipu can be reached by airplane and boat. Road network: 280 metres of gravel road and 2,130 metres of forest road. Number of houses: 86
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Innus
Banque de Montréal
rue Messek, Pessamit, (Québec),
Pessamit,
Pessamit
tf
(418) 567-9543(418) 567-9540
Bar Meshk-Uits, 63, rue Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-9616
Bar Meshtuk, 45, Pisto, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-4838
Cantine Berniss, 18B, rue Metsheteu, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-9118
Centre de la Petite enfance Nuitsheuakan, 2, Place Niash Picard, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0(418) 567-2000(418) 567-8000
Clinique dentaire, 2, Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0
Centre Uatik, 4, Penshu, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Administration générale, 44, rue Messek - Local 136, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0
(418) 567-2256
(418) 567-7962
(418) 567-2265(418) 567-8560
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Bureau Politique, 4, rue Metsheteu, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0(418) 567-8488(418) 567-2868
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Centre communautaire Ka Mamuitunanut, 2, rue Kepatakan, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0
(418) 567-4377(418) 567-9898
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Centre de santé et Services Sociaux, 5, Place Niash Picard, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-2241(418) 567-2542
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Centre Local d’Emploi et de Formation, 2, rue Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-4741(418) 567-8085
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Centre Ushteshimau (Aréna), 30, rue Messek, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-1246(418) 567-1253
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - École Primaire Nussim, 4, rue Pulis, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0(418) 567-2215(418) 567-8010
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - École Secondaire Uashkaikan, 63, rue Messek, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-2271(418) 567-8772
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Maison des jeunes de Pessamit, 5, Place Niash Picard, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-2814(418) 567-8560
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Sécurité publique de Pessamit, 80, Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-2211(418) 567-2269
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit - Services Publics / Habitation 44, rue Messek, bureau 122, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-4443(418) 567-3292
Conseil Tribal Mamuitun, 20, rue Messek, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-2295(418) 567-8528
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- Bank of Montreal /
44,
G0H 1B0
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Innus
Territoire :
Communauté de Pessamit
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située sur la côte nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent, à 54 kilomètres au sud-ouest de Baie-Comeau.
Superficie : 25 536,57 hectares
Population : 4 103
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit
4, rue Metsheteu, C.P. 130, Pessamit, Québec G0H 1B0 Tél.: (418) 567-8488 Fax: (418) 567-2868 https://pessamit.org/ http://www.mamuitun.com
Activités économiques :
Commerces et services, foresterie, pêche, piégeage, construction, transport, tourisme, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, machinerie lourde, magasin général, art et artisanat, bar, quincaillerie, bureau de poste, restauration, dépanneurs.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 138.
Réseau routier : 8 480 mètres de routes en gravier et 4 530 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 859
Pessamit
Territory: Community of Betsiamites
Geographical location:
The community is located on the north shore of the St.Lawrence River, 54 km southwest of Baie-Comeau.
Area:
25,536.57 hectares
Population: 4,103
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French Government :
Conseil des Innus de Pessamit
4, rue Metsheteu, C.P. 130, Pessamit, Québec G0H 1B0 Tel.: (418) 567-8488 Fax: (418) 567-2868 https://pessamit.org/ http://www.mamuitun.com
Economic activities:
Businesses and services, fishery, forestry, trapping, construction, transport, tourism, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, general store, bar, hardware store, heavy machinery, convenience stores, post office, food supplier, restaurant.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 138.
Road network: 8,480 metres of gravel road and 4,530 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 859
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Pessamit
Dépanneur Ashini Boni-Soir, 33, rue Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-3131
Dépanneur Messek, 65, Messek, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H
(418) 567-2333
Dépanneur Pessamit, 78, rue Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-1212
Épicerie Le Montagnais, 3, Mitesh, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-4000(418) 567-4000
Gestion Rousselot inc., 50, Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-7800(418) 567-8063
Maison des Aînés, 10, rue Utapan, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-0163
Pourvoirie du Lac des Ïles, 1, rue Papinachois, C.P. 812, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0(418) 567-8350(418) 567-2508
Presbytère de Pessamit, 3, Laletaut, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0
(418) 567-4030(418) 567-4854
Projet de restauration du saumon, 2, Ashini, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-2265
Quincaillerie Meshtuk, 5, Mitesh, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-8368(418) 567-8063
Radio Ntetemuk inc. (CIMB 95,1 FM), 8, rue Laletaut, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0(418) 567-4642(418) 567-8559
Restaurant Le Bidou 2.0, 11, Itual, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-5054
Restaurant Penshu, 2, Penshu, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-8682
Station Takutaut, 1, route 138, Pessamit, (Québec), G0H 1B0 (418) 567-1301
Innus
Uashat mak Mani-utenam
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and
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(418)-350-1451 Atikuss, 136 boulevard des Montagnais, Uashat, Québec), G4R 5R2 (418) 962-6377
Académie Maikan, 282 boulevard des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec),G4R5R1
Amik (Agence Mamu Innu Kaikusseht)
283A boulevard des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 962-0103(418) 962-0136
Assi Ingénieurs & Constructeurs Inc., 287, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1(418) 961-2402(418) 968-4372 Asham Construction Inc., 1002, rue Cartier, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 2W1 (418) 962-3098 Association Hockey Mineur Uashat mak Mani-Utenam (418)927-2181
Atautshuap (Centre du travail, Chlorophylle, Chaussures POP et Go Sport) 1008, boul. Laure, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5P1
(418) 960-5580
Atuan Impression et Broderie, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418)-350-5360
Bienvenue à Uashat mak Mani-utenam
Innu Takuaikan
Uashat mak Mani-utenam
265, boulevard des Montagnais Uashat (Québec) G4R 4L9
Chef : Mike McKenzie
Téléphone : 1-418-962-0327
: 1-418-968-0937
L’Immobilière Montagnaise Ltée.
Directeur: monsieur Jean-Marc Bergeron
Téléphone: 1-418-962-4979
Télécopieur: 1-418-968-6114
Hôtel
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organizations
organismes
Businesses and organizations
Télécopieur
Quality Inn Sept-Iles 1005 Laure, Sept-Iles QC G4R 4S6 Téléphone: 1-418-960-1888 Partenaire d’hier, d’aujourd’hui et de demain www.itum.qc.ca INNU TAKUAIKAN UASHAT MAK MANI-UTENAM
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Uashat mak Mani-utenamInnus
Territoire :
Communautés de Uashat et de Maliotenam
Situation géographique :
La communauté de Uashat est située à la limite ouest de Sept-Îles. La réserve de Maliotenam est à 16 kilomètres à l’est de Sept-Îles.
Ka uatshinakanashkasht (nouvel agrandissementSitué à l'intérieur des terres de la Baie de Sept-Îles).
Superficie :
Uashat : 108,31 hectares
Maliotenam : 499,28 hectares
Ka uatshinakanashkasht : 111 hectares
Population : 4 826
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français
Gouvernement :
Innu Takuaikan Uashat mak Mani-utenam 265, boulevard des Montagnais, C.P. 8000 Uashat, Québec G4R 4L9
Tél.: (418) 962-0327 Fax: (418) 968-0937 https://www.itum.qc.ca/ http://www.mamuitun.com
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, foresterie, piégeage, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, couture, services de gestion, aménagement paysager, dépanneurs, machine-rie lourde, soins esthétiques, électriciens, traduction, camping, essence, produits pétroliers, traiteur, centre commercial, fabrication de canots, restauration, fabrication de poêles à bois, arcade.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Uashat et Maliotenam : accessibles par la route 138. Réseau routier : Uashat : 5 730 mètres de routes en asphalte. Maliotenam : 690 mètres de routes en gravier et 13 140 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : Uashat : 513. Maliotenam : 552
Territory:
Communities of Uashat and Maliotenam
Geographical location:
The community of Uashat is located on the western outskirts of Sept-îles. The community of Maliotenam is located 16 km east of Sept-îles.
Ka uatshinakanashkasht (new expansionLocated inland of Sept-Îles Bay)
Area:
Uashat: 108.31 hectares
Maliotenam: 499.28 hectares
Ka uatshinakanashkasht : 111 hectares
Population: 4,826
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French
Government:
Innu Takuaikan Uashat mak Mani-utenam 265, boulevard des Montagnais, C.P. 8000 Uashat, Québec G4R 4L9
Tel.: (418) 962-0327 Fax: (418) 968-0937 https://www.itum.qc.ca/ http://www.mamuitun.com
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, forestry, trapping, construction, transport, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Gasoline, restaurant, convenience stores, heavy machinery, shopping centre, beauty treatments, electricians, landscaping, translation, camping site, fashion, management services, video arcade, canoe making, food supplier, oil products, wood stoves, caterer.
Infrastructure:
Access: Uashat and Maliotenam can be reached by Route 138. Road network: Uashat: 5,730 metres of paved road. Maliotenam: 690 metres of gravel road and 13,140 metres of paved road. Number of houses: Uashat: 513. Maliotenam: 552
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NATIONS / INNUS
Uashat mak Mani-utenamInnus
Béton Nuten Inc., 3 rue Ti-Basse, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Béothuk Inc., 1034, av. de Quen, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5E4 (418) 961-9897
Caméléon Entretien, 1025, rue Atamu, (Québec), G4R 0A5 (418) 961-5971
Casse-croûte Ali-BaBa, 1005, boul. Laure #1-101, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 4S6 (418) 961-9833
Casse-croûte du Vieux-Poste, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 968-5905
CDEM, 110-1005 boulevard Laure, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4S6 (418) 968-1246(418) 962-2449
Centre administratif Mani-Utenam, 14, rue Innuat, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 927-3550(418) 927-3950
Centre d’affaires Premières Nations,1005 boulevard Laure, local 305, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4S6(418) 960-1232
Centre d’Amitié Autochtones Sept-îles, 37, rue Père-Divet, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 3N3(418)-962-9229(581) 505-9005
Centre de la petite enfance Auassis, 30, rue Manakash, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 927-3570(418) 927-3394
Centre de la petite enfant Metuetau, 101, rue Pashin, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5E8 (418) 968-5397(418) 968-5398
Centre de santé de Mani-Utenam, 14, rue Innuat, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 927-2660(418) 927-2165
Centre de santé Uashat, 1084, Dequen, C.P. 8000, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4L9 (418) 962-0222(418) 962-0890
Centre Kapatakan Gilles Jourdain, 60, rue Innut, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 927-2984(418) 927-3523
Centre Kutikuniu, 21 Pshi-Nuen, Moisie, (Québec), G0G 2B0 (418) 927-3151
Centre Miam Uapukun, 191 rue de l'Église, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2254(418) 927-2262
Centre Nin Ishkueu Uashat & Mani-Utenam, 135, de l’Église, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2782(418) 927-2793
Centre Tipinuaikan, 1, rue Shapadesh, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R5 (418) 968-9402(418) 968-9799
Construction Karkajou, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 961-9124
Construction Tshiuetin Inc., 216, route 138, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 960-0000(418) 960-2012 Corporation de développement économique montagnaise (CDEM), 1005 boul. Laure, bureau 110, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4S6 (418) 968-1246(418) 962-2449
Danielle Descent Psychologue, 312, Anek, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2985
Distribution Manicouagan, 216, route 138 est, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2615 Ébénisterie Shakastueu, 110, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5P9 (418) 962-0992
École Johnny Pilot, 100, Pashin, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5V2 (418) 962-5777(418) 961-2666
École Manikanitesh, 1, rue Ukuiass, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4K1 (418) 968-1550(418) 962-6509
École Tshishteshnu, 130A, rue Montagnais, C.P. 430, Moisie, (Québec), G4R 2B0 (418) 927-2956(418) 927-3127
Épicerie Innu, 138, rue de l’Église, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2204(418) 927-2635
Entreprise Bastien, 40, chemin des Forges, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2204(418) 927-2635 Entreprise Nishk, 3, rue Katimen, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R3 (418) 965-1612
Excavation innu, 29, rue Tibasse, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R4K2 Festival Innu Nikamu, 100, rue des Montagnais, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2476 Genest-Jourdain Avocat, 1005, Boulevard Laure, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 4S6 (418) 960-1234
Gestion Innue Campement, 271, boulevard des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1(418) 962-5433
GSV Construction, 11, rue Shaush, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 906-6055 Immobilière Montagnaise, 1005, boulevard Laure, Uashat (Québec), G4R 4S6 (418) 962-4979(418) 968-6114
Innu béton, 3, rue Tibass, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 968-2800(418) 962-1118
Innu construction, 121, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 962-3378(418) 962-3468 InnuCommunik, 282, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4S2 (418) 960-4807 Innuweb tv, 3, rue du Vieux Poste, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 4G4 (418) 964-9391 Institut Tshakapesh, 1034, rue Dequen, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 2Z1 (800) 391-4424(418) 968-1841
JG Construction, 6, rue Shapatesh App: 1, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R6 Journal Innuvelle, 108-B, boul. des Montagnais, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 5P9 (418) 962-3535(418) 962-3575
Judith Utakukuman (Les ciseaux de Judith), Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2241 Kung-Fu Massage, rue Atuan, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5N7 (418) 960-2252
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Uashat mak Mani-utenam
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La maison Tshimishtin, 2 rue Shimun, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R9
Les entreprises Bernadette Michel, 18 rue Tupitshi, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5E7
(418)-968-6699
Les Jardins secrets d’Océane, 225, route Jacques-Cartier, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 927-3386
Maintenance Metshu. S.E.N.C., 100, rue des Montagnais, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 965-0160
Makusham Musique Inc., 204 rue Ueniss, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Mikuen services environnementaux, 45, rue Pashin, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5E8 (418) 350-5993
Minaik entreprise plâtre peinture, 39 rue Penashue, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Minibus Fontaine, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Mishen Construction, 10 rue Katinen, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R4
(418) 927-2271
Mishkau Construction, 216, Route 138 E, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2615
MJ Consultant, 9 rue Mc Kenzie, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5E5
Musée Shaputuan, 290, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R2
(418) 694-6055
(418) 962-4000(418) 962-3131
Napo Construction, 227, rue Venish, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 961-8099
Nemetau Resources, 26, rue Pien, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2615(418) 927-2869
Nitassinan Aviation Inc.,1 rue Atikut, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Nutin Nettoyage, 39 rue Pien, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Pêcherie Norbert Fontaine, 5, rue Shamani, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5W2
Pêcherie Shellsea, 144 rue de l'Église, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
(418) 409-6724
Pêcherie Uapan, 271, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 962-5433(418) 968-6939
Pelash Construction Inc., 33 rue Uishtapish, Maliotenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2
Premières Nations Construction, 287, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1(418) 968-2404 Productions Manitou, C.P. 1243, Sept-îles, (Québec), G4R 4X7 (418) 927-2251 Productions Nutshimit, 29, rue Pinip, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5N1 (418) 598-9859
Quality Inn Sept-Iles, 1009 Boulevard Laure, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 4S6 (418) 960-5600
Radio CKAU-FM Kushapetsheken Apituamiss (90,1 FM)(104,5 FM), 100, rue des Montagnais, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2476(418) 927-2800
Rénovations Marcel Vollant RMV, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5P9(418) 965-4162
RGL Fontaine, 282, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5S2 (418) 952-2148
Salle communautaire Naneu, 1062 Arnaud, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5P9 (418) 962-1223(418) 962-9433
Salon J. Coiffe, 180-C, rue Napoléon, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 3M5 (418) 965-7046 Sanitation Pashkui, 205, Anek, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-3527
Shetush Ondel Électrique, 283, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 968-8112
Société de développement économique Uashat Mani-Utenam, 271, boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 962-5433(418) 968-6939
Station Dan Esso Service, 200, Jacques-Cartier, C.P. 52, Moisie, (Québec), G0G 2B0 (418) 962-4748(418) 927-3734
Vitrerie Shakashtueu, 110, boul. des Montagnais, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 960-0982(418) 960-0984
Sécurité Akua, 271 boulevard des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R1 (418) 962-5433
Solutions industrielles Tshiuetin, 216, route 138 Est, Maliotenam (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 927-2444
SSTP Plomberie, 130, rue de l’Église, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 350-1784
Station Innu Enr. 418) 961-1487(418) 962-5284
Studio Inniun, 3, rue Vieux-Poste, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4G4 (418) 964-9391
Studio Makusham, 166, de l’Église, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2816
Tabagie Kamakukan, 1005, Laure - 108A, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 4S6
Transport ferroviaire Tshiuetin, 148 boul. des Montagnais, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5R2(418) 960-0982(418) 960-0984
Transport Pipo Innu, 29, rue Tibasse, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2 (418) 927-2271
Vitrerie Shakashtueu, 110, boul. des Montagnais, Mani-Utenam, (Québec), G4R 4K2(418) 960-0982(418) 960-0984
Uisht Construction inc., 1035, Brochu, Sept-Îles, (Québec), G4R 4S8 (418) 962-5254(418) 962-6036
Unaman, Avenue Arnaud, Uashat, (Québec), G4R 5N2 (418) 961-8619
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Aéroport de La Romaine, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0
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(418) 229-2984(418) 229-2987
Aréna Terry Lalo Unamen Shipu, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2371(418) 229-2579
Boutique d’artisanat Teueikan, 20 Rue Teueikan, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2677(418) 229-2921
Caisse populaire Desjardins de La Romaine, C.P. 15, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2982(418) 229-2982
Casse-Croûte, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2156
Centre de santé Unamen Shipu, 77, rue du Large, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2166(418) 229-2234
Conseil des Innus d’Unamen Shipu, Comté de Duplessis, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2917(418) 229-2921
Corporation de Dévelopement Économique Unamen Shipu, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2917 (418) 229-2921
École Marie Sarah, C.P. 115, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2333(418) 229-2449
École Olamen, C.P. 222, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2450(418) 229-2247
Église Marie-Reine des Indiens (La Romaine), C.P. 71, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2080
Entreprise Henri Jenniss Inc., C.P. 62, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2944(418) 229-2224
La Corporation de développement écono-mique de Unamen Shipu est un organisme sans but lucratif dont la gestion relève de l’agent de développement encadré par un Conseil d’administration.
La Corporation de développement économique de Unamen Shipu est implantée pour susciter et soutenair les projets d’entrepreneurship dans la communauté
La Société Mukutan Inc. est un organisme à but lucratif dont la gestion relève du directeur des entreprises encadré par un Conseil d’administration.
La Société Mukutan Inc. est implantéepour encadrer, superviser et contrôler la gestion des entreprises existantes apparentéesau Conseil des Montagnais de Unamen Shipu, pour faire l’acquisition de nouvelles entreprises et pour développer des approches de partenariats d’affaires lorsque la situation est favorablepour la communauté.
Tourisme Winipeukut Nature
Cette organisme gère au nom de la communauté le développement et les services touristiques. Différents forfaits guidés par avion ou par bateau sont offerts à l’année et disponibles sur le site web www.winipeukut.ca L’authenticité de notre culture millénaire, la grande nature et le professionnalisme de nos guides garantissent des séjours mémorables.
M. Edmond Mestenapeo agent de développement économique et touristique 418-229-2218, poste 103
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et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Innus Unamen Shipu
Territoire :
Communauté d’Unamen Shipu
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 400 kilomètres au nord-est de Sept-Îles, sur la côte nord du Saint-Laurent.
Superficie : 40,47 hectares
Population : 1 200
Principales langues parlées : Innu, français
Gouvernement :
Conseil des Innus d'Unamen Shipu Comté de Duplessis, La Romaine, Québec G0G 1M0
Tél: (418) 229-2917 Fax: (418) 229-2921 https://www.unamenshipu.com/ http://www.mamit-innuat.com/membres/unamen_shipu.aspx
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, piégeage, tourisme, transport, construction, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Art et artisanat, coiffure, dépanneur, arcade, garderie.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par avion et par bateau. Réseau routier : 4 120 mètres de routes en asphalte.
Nombre de maisons : 155
Territory:
Community of Unamen Shipu
Geographical location:
The community is located 400 km northeast of Sept-Îles, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River.
Area: 40.47 hectares
Population: 1,200
Principal languages spoken: Innu, French
Government:
Conseil des Innus d'Unamen Shipu Comté de Duplessis, La Romaine, Québec G0G 1M0
Tel: (418) 229-2917 Fax: (418) 229-2921 https://www.unamenshipu.com/ http://www.mamit-innuat.com/membres/unamen_shipu.aspx
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, trapping, transport, construction, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, hairdresser, arcade, daycare, depanneur.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by airplane and boat. Road network: 4,120 metres of roads in asphalt.
Number of houses: 155
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Hôtel Madame Ruby, C.P. 83, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2118(418) 229-2952 Innuberge, 13 rue D, La Romaine (Québec) G0G 1M0 (418) 229-1299
Maison des Jeunes - La Romaine, 56, du Large, C.P. 370, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-1200(418) 229-1210
Northern - La Romaine, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2144
Pourvoirie Etamamiou, 46 rue du Large, La Romaine (Québec) G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2916
Quai Relais Nordik General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2006
Quincaillerie - Épicerie Kamatshenan Inc., C.P. 195, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2101(418) 229-2402
Radio CFRL-FM Papanassi Kaiamiumishtuk (89,9 FM), C.P. 197, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418)229-2075(418) 229-2315
Salle communautaire Kaniapishkat, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2318(418) 229-2921
Services Sociaux Mamit Innuat / La Romaine, C.P. 293, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2166(418) 229-2003 Services Techniques de La Romaine, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2957(418) 229-2921
Société Mukutan, 46, rue du Large, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2209(418) 229-2220
Sureté du Québec - La Romaine, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0(418) 229-2181(418) 229-2466 Tourisme Winipeukut Nature (Edmond Mesténapéo) General Delivery, La Romaine (Qc) G0G 1M) (418)-229-2218#103
Usine d’eau portable, General Delivery, La Romaine, (Québec), G0G 1M0 (418) 229-2698(819) 229-2921
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THE INUIT
INUIT
In Quebec, the Inuit live in a vast toundra territory situated north of the 55th parallel called Nunavik. The population is spreaded throughout 14 villages regrouping 160 to 1,400 residents each. Those villages, distant from hundreds of kilometres, are situated on the banks of the Hudson Bay (Kuujjuarapik, Umiujaq, Inukjuak, Puvirnituq, Akulivik), the Hudson Straight (Ivujivik, Salluit, Kangiqsujjuaq, Quaqtaq) and the Ungava Bay (Kangirsuk, Aupaluk, Tasiujaq, Kuujjuaq and Kangiqsualujjuaq). Over 60 Inuit also live in Chisasibi, a Cree village of the Hudson Bay.
The Nunavik is the Inuit’s traditional hunting and fishing territory. It was peopled by the Inuit ancestors, over 5000 years ago, who came from Siberia and Alaska by successive waves at the beginning of the human peopling of the Canadian and Quebec northern territories. Nomadics, they pursued their herds and progressively settled into their actual territories.
Around 1400, whalers and European explorers started to frequent the region and established contact with the Inuit for commercial exchanges. But it is mostly from the fur trade that came, in the 18th century, a major change in the Inuit way of life. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Inuit turned down their traditional weapons for guns and started to use the products exchanged at the fur trading posts. In the 1950’s, government services were gradually introduced north of the 55th parallel. Today, even though snowmobiles and houses have replaced dogsleighs and igloos, the Inuit care to preserve their values, culture and language. The Inuit language, Inuktitut, is a rich and versatile language, adapted to contemporary realities. The Inuit’s second language is English.
The Inuit also signed the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA) wich gives them administrative authority in their communities. With the Agreement, new structures are created and rule the health, education, and social services sectors. The Makivik society, created after the signature of the Agreeement, plays an important part in the social and economic development of the region. Municipal services are provided by the Northern Village Corporations, wich are ruled like the municipalities of the South. The Kativik Regional Government (wich was also created after the signature of the Agreement) is in charge for the ensemble of the northern villages from its Kuujjuaq headquarters.
The Inuit strengthened their economic prosperity with the creation of the cooperative movement, wich became today one of the basis of their economic development and autonomy. The cooperative movement, wich started at the end of 1950, took a prominent part in the historical evolution of the Inuit. It allowed Inuit to take in charge their commercial activities on their territory and opened to the Inuit artists and craftsmen international markets. Today, there is 13 cooperative stores in the 14 Inuit villages.
The Inuit’s economy is also based on businesses related to air and sea transportation, construction, mining and exploration, fisheries, energy, services, administration and tourism sectors. The Inuit improved, all along the centuries, the manufacturing of utilitary objects like made of stone, wood, bones and ivory. Today, Inuit crafts are world-renowned; especially the sculptures they make from soapstone, wich became their international trademark.
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THE
LES INUITLES INUIT
Au Québec, les Inuit habitent un vaste territoire de toundra situé au nord du 55e parallèle aujourd’hui dénommé le Nunavik. La population se répartit dans 14 villages comptant chacun entre 160 et 1 400 habitants. Ces villages, distants de plusieurs centaines de kilomètres les uns des autres, sont situés sur les littoraux de la Baie d’Hudson (Kuujjuarapik, Umiujaq, Inukjuak, Puvirnituq, Akulivik), du détroit d’Hudson (Ivujivik, Salluit, Kangipsujjuaq, Quaqtaq), et de la Baie d’Ungava (Kangirsuk, Aupaluk, Tasiujaq, Kuujjuaq et Kangiqsualujjuaq). De plus, une soixantaine d’Inuit vivent à Chisasibi, un village cri de la BaieJames.
Les Inuit possèdent un territoire de chasse et de pêche traditionnel dénommé le Nunavik, d’où l’origine de l’appellation. Il fut peuplé par les ancêtres des Inuit actuels, originaires de Sibérie et de l’Alaska, au tout début du peuplement humain du Grand nord Canadien et Québécois qui s’est fait par vagues successives. Nomades, ils ont poursuivi leurs troupeaux et ont habité et exploité progressivement leurs territoires actuels.
Vers l’an 1400, les baleiniers et les explorateurs européens ont commencé à fréquenter la région et ont pris contact avec les Inuit lors d’échanges commerciaux. C’est alors que s’amorce, aux XVIIIe siècle, un tournant décisif dans le mode de vie des Inuit avec l’intensification du commerce des fourrures. Au début du XXe siècle, les Inuit abandonnent leurs armes de chasse traditionnelles au profit des fusils, et ils utilisent de plus en plus les produits troqués aux postes de traite. Les ser-vices gouvernementaux commencèrent à s’implanter graduellement vers les années 50 au Nord du 55e parallèle. Aujourd’hui, quoique la motoneige et la maison aient remplacé le traîneau à chien et l’igloo, les Inuit tiennent à conserver leurs valeurs, leur langue et leur culture. La langue des Inuit, l’inuktitut, est une langue riche et souple, capable de s’adapter aux réalités contemporaines. La langue seconde des Inuit est l’anglais.
Les Inuit sont également signataires de la Convention de la Baie James et du Nord Québécois qui leur confère l’autonomie administrative de leurs communautés. De nouvelles structures sont mises sur pied et régissent les secteurs de la santé, de l’éducation et des services sociaux. La société Makivik joue un rôle actif dans le développement socio-économique de la région. Les services municipaux sont fournis par des corporations de villages nordiques, dont le fonctionnement est semblable à celui de nos municipalités. L’Administration régionale Kativik a son siège social à Kuujjuaq et chapeaute l’ensemble des municipalités nordiques.
Les Inuit ont renforci leur prospérité économique à l’aide notamment de la mise sur pied des coopératives, devenues aujourd’hui une des bases de leur développement et de leur autonomie économique. Le mouvement coopératif, amorcé vers la fin des années 50, a joué un rôle majeur dans l’évolution de l’histoire des Inuit. Il a permis de contrôler une grande partie des activités commerciales sur leur territoire et a ouvert aux artistes et aux artisans inuit la voie aux marchés internationaux. Il y a aujourd’hui des magasins coopératifs dans 13 des 14 villages inuit.
L’économie inuite repose également sur des entreprises de transport aérien et maritime, de la construction, des mines et de l’exploration minière, des pêcheries, de l’énergie, des services, de l’administration et du tourisme.. Les Inuit ont perfectionné, au cours des siècles, la fabrication d’objets utilitaires en pierre, en bois, en os et en ivoire. À l’heure actuelle, les objets d’arts de facture Inuit ont acquis une renommée internationale; notamment leur sculpture de stéatites, qui sont devenues leur marque de commerce mondiale.
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Inuit Akulivik
Akulivik
Air Inuit / Akulivik, P.O. Box 89, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2213(819) 496-2169
Akulivik Airport - Kativik Transport, P.O. Box 99, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2183(819) 496-2183
Akulivik Carvers Association, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2222(819) 496-2200
Akulivik Co-op Store, P.O. Box 20, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2121(819) 496-2122
Akulivik Co-op Warehouse / Purchasing, P.O. Box 20, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2576(819) 496-2122
Akulivik Cooprative Association, P.O. Box 51, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2002(819) 496-2122
Akulivik Doctor’s Office, P.O. Box 29, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2110(819) 496-2231
Akulivik Fire Hall, P.O. Box 61, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-9000(819) 496-2200
Akulivik Housing Workshop, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2630(819) 496-2593
Akulivik Hydro-Quebec, P.O. Box 9, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2095(819) 496-2868
Akulivik Income Security, P.O. Box 119, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2043(819) 496-2043
Akulivik Kativik Employment & Training Center, P.O. Box 119, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0(819) 496-2437(819) 496-2500
Akulivik Municipal Garage, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2564(819) 496-2200
Akulivik Petro Garage, P.O. Box 20, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2229(819) 496-2122
Akulivik Police Station, P.O. Box 110, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-9111(819) 496-2661
Akulivik Post Office, P.O. Box 20, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2559(819) 496-2122
Akulivik Social Services, P.O. Box 29, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2232(819) 496-2727
Akulivik Transit, P.O. Box 29, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2534
Akulivik Youth Centre, P.O. Box 129, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2977(819) 496-2610
Ayagutaak Recreation Center, P. O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2440(819) 496-2200 Church / Akulivik, P.O. Box 23, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2246(819) 496-2246
Inuulitsivik CLSC / Akulivik Nursing Station, P.O. Box 29, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0(819) 496-9090(819) 496-2231
Iqupiluk Arcade, P.O. Box 42, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2395
Kaguup Nipinga FM Radio Station (98,1 FM), P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0(819) 496-2033(819) 496-2200 Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Akulivik, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0(819) 496-2645(819) 496-2200 Kativik School Board Commissioner’s Office, P.O. Box 80, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0(819) 496-2119(819) 496-2809
Komatik Store, P.O. Box 54, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2708(819) 496-2200 Makivik Corporation / Akulivik, P.O. Box 33, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2993(819) 496-2693
Northern Village of Akulivik, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2073(819) 496-2200
Pirursaivik Childcare Centre, P.O. Box 69, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2957(819) 496-2959
Qekeirriaq Landholding Corporation - Akulivik, P.O. Box 59, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0(819) 496-2640(819) 496-2629
Qitsualuk Arena, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2891(819) 496-2200
Tukisiniarvik Cultural Shop, P.O. Box 80, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2657(819) 496-2611
Tukisiniarvik School, P.O. Box 80, Akulivik, (Québec), J0M 1V0 (819) 496-2711(819) 496-2611
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Inuit Akulivik
Territoire : Akulivik
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle: le Nunavik Population : 663
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement/Government:
Northern Village of Akulivik, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, Québec J0M 1V0 Tél.: (819) 496-2073 Fax: (819) 496-2200 www.nvakulivik.ca www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Akulivik
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 663
Economic Activities: Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, transport, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Gouvernement/Government:
Northern Village of Akulivik, P.O. Box 50, Akulivik, Québec J0M 1V0 Tél.: (819) 496-2073 Fax: (819) 496-2200 www.nvakulivik.ca www.nlhca.ca
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Inuit Aupaluk
Territoire : Aupaluk
Situation géographique :
Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 210
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées:
Inuktitut, anglais
Territory: Aupaluk
Geographical location:
North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 210
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, transport, outfitting.
Gouvernement/Government:
Northern Village of Aupaluk
P.O. Box 16, Aupaluk, Québec J0M 1X0
Tél.: (819) 491-7070 Fax: (819) 491-7035 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aupaluk www.nlhca.ca
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Air Inuit / Aupaluk, General Delivery, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0
(819) 491-7010(819) 496-7154
Aupaluk Airport, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7255
Aupaluk Community FM Radio Station (89,9 FM), General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7535(819) 491-7035
Aupaluk Coop Hotel, General Delivery, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7455
Aupaluk Cooperative Association, P.O. Box 8, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7060(819) 491-7182
Aupaluk Fire Station & Emergencies, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-9000
Aupaluk Health Services / Nursing Station, General Delivery, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0(819) 491-9090 Aupaluk Hydro-Quebec, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7000
Aupaluk Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7353(819) 491-7035
Aupaluk Post Office, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7552
K.M.H.B. Aupaluk, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7090(819) 491-7204
Kativik Regional Police Force / Aupaluk, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0(819) 491-9111(819) 491-7355
Makivik Corporation / Aupaluk, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7345(819) 491-7345
Northern Village of Aupaluk, P.O. Box 16, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7070(819) 491-7035
Nunavik Landholding Corporation of Aupaluk, General Delivery, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0(819) 491-7045(819) 491-7045
Nunavik Landholding Hotel, General Delivery, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7575
Sukliateet (Child Care), General Delivery, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7531(819) 491-7533
Taqsakallak School, General Delievry, Aupaluk, (Québec), J0M 1X0 (819) 491-7081(819) 491-7082
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Gouvernement/Government:
Northern Village of Inukjuak, P.O. Box 234, Inukjuak, Québec J0M 1M0
Tél.: (819) 254-8822 Fax: (819) 254-8779 https://www.makivik.org/fr/inukjuak/ www.nlhca.ca
Inukjuak
Territoire : Inukjuak
Situation géographique :
Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 1 775
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme,construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées:
Inuktitut, anglais
Territory: Inukjuak
Geographical location:
North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 1,775
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, transport, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Air Inuit / Inukjuak, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0
(819) 254-8840(819) 254-8179
Andrew Echalook Jewelry, P.O. Box 112, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-1074
Andrew Nulukie Jewelry, P.O. Box 28, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8366
Daniel Weetalutktuk Museum, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8277
Innalik School, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8211(819) 254-8953
Inukjuak Airport, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-1530
Inukjuak Cable TV, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8232
Inukjuak CLSC / Inukjuak Nursing Station, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-9090(819) 254-8588
Inukjuak Coop Hotel, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8306(819) 254-8306
Inukjuak Cooperative Association, P.O. Box 53, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8969(819) 254-8138
Inukjuak Fire Department & Emergencies, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-9000
Inukjuak Hunter’s Support Program, House 61 3, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8836(819) 254-8779
Inukjuak Hydro-Quebec, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8877
Inukjuak Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-8760(819) 254-8763
Inukjuak Northern Store, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8824(819) 254-8880
Inukjuak Petro Garage, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8608
Inukjuak Post Office, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8646
Inukjuak Public Works Garage, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8910(819) 254-8258
Inukjuak Pumping Station, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8244
Inukjuak Social Services, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8708(819) 254-8848
Inukjuak Water Plant, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8243
Inukjuak Youth FM Station (97,9 FM), General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-8633(819) 254-8779
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Inukjuak, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-8902(819) 254-8779
Kativik Regional Development Council / Inukjuak, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8621(819) 254-8622
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Inuit NATIONS / INUIT
Inuit
Inukjuak
Kativik Regional Police Force / Inukjuak, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-9111(819) 254-8561
Makivik Corporation / Inukjuak, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8878(819) 254-8706
Northern Village of Inukjuak, P.O. Box 234, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8822(819) 254-8779
Nunavimmi Pigiursavik, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8686(819) 254-8595
Pituvik Landholding Corporation, General Delivery, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8101(819) 254-8252
Tasiurvik Child Care Center, General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8999(819) 254-8722
Tukisivik Reg’d, P.O. Box 64, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0 (819) 254-8724(819) 254-8381
Tuliup Nipingat FM Radio Station (97,1 FM), General Delievry, Inukjuak, (Québec), J0M 1M0(819) 254-8967
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Inuit
Gouvernement/Government:
Northern Village of Ivujivik
P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, Québec J0M 1H0
Tél.: (819) 922-9940 Fax: (819) 922-3045 https://www.makivik.org/fr/ivujivik/ www.nlhca.ca
Ivujivik
Territoire : Ivujivik
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 371
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées:
Inuktitut, anglais
Territory: Ivujivik
Geographical location:
North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 371
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, transport, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Air Inuit / Ivujivik, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3065(819) 922-3163
Amaarvik Child Care Centre, General Delivery, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3678(819) 922-3680
Appalimmiut Tusautinga Radio Station (82,5 FM), P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0(819) 922-9966(819) 922-3045
Hunter’s Support Program, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9944(819) 922-3045
Inuulitsivik CLSC / Ivujivik Nursing Station, P.O. Box 10, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9090(819) 922-3098
Inuulitsivik CLSC Dental Clinic, P.O. Box 10, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3097(819) 922-3098
Ivujivik Airport, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3005(819) 922-3005
Ivujivik Arena, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9940(819) 922-3045
Ivujivik Blue Garage, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3590(819) 922-3045
Ivujivik Coop Gas Station, P.O. Box 30, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9923(819) 922-3149
Ivujivik Cooperative Association, P.O. Box 30, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9922(819) 922-3149
Ivujivik Fire Department & Emergencies, House 29, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0(819) 922-9000(819) 922-3045
Ivujivik Hotel, P.O. Box 30, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3216(819) 922-3149
Ivujivik Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3090(819) 922-3635
Ivujivik Petro Garage, P.O. Box 30, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9923(819) 922-3149
Ivujivik Post Office, P.O. Box 30, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3113(819) 922-3149
Ivujivik Public Works Garage, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3215(819) 922-3045
Ivujivik Water Pumping Station, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3540(819) 922-3045
Ivujivik Youth Protection, P.O. Box 10, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3393(819) 922-3537
Ivujuvik Social Services, P.O. Box 10, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3096(819) 922-3537
Kativik Employment & Training / Ivujivik, General Delivery, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0(819) 922-3328(819) 922-3333
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Ivujivik, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0(819) 922-3124
Kativik Regional Police Force / Ivujivik, General Delievry, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9111(819) 922-3478
Northern Village of Ivujivik, P.O. Box 20, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9940(819) 922-3045
Nuvvitik School, P.O. Box 60, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-9917(819) 922-3112
Pirnoma Technologies, P.O. Box 82, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3040
Uqaujait Women’s Centre, General Delivery, Ivujivik, (Québec), J0M 1H0 (819) 922-3038
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NATIONS / INUIT
Kangiqsualujjuaq
Air Inuit / Kangiqsualujjuaq, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5277(819) 357-5207
Aqaivik Child Care Centre, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5624(819) 337-5626
Emudluk Fuels Inc., P.O. Box 51, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5476(819) 337-5476
Kangiqsualujjuaq Airport, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-1530(819) 337-5391
Kangiqsualujjuaq Coop Hotel, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5404(819) 337-5320
Kangiqsualujjuaq Fire & Emergencies, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-9000(819) 337-5351
Kangiqsualujjuaq FM Station (92,1 FM), P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5267(819) 337-5200
Kangiqsualujjuaq Garage, P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5242(819) 337-5242
Kangiqsualujjuaq Housing Corporation (KMHB), P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5688(819) 337-5703
Kangiqsualujjuaq Hydro-Quebec Power House, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-1500
Kangiqsualujjuaq Makivik Wildlife Management, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5676
Kangiqsualujjuaq Northern Store, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5275(819) 337-5260
Kangiqsualujjuaq Post Office, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5331(819) 337-5320
Kangiqsualujjuaq Recreation Department, P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5451(819) 337-5200
Kangiqsualujjuaq Social Services, P.O. Box 119, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5269(819) 337-5252
Kangiqsualujjuaq Youth Center, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5741(819) 337-5746
Kangiqsualujjuaq Youth Committee, P.O. Box 103, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5568(819) 337-5431
Kangirsualujjuaq Cooperative (George River), P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5241(819) 337-5320
Kativik Employment & Training Center / Kangiqsualujjuaq, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5204(819) 337-5308
Kativik Regional Police Force / Kangiqsualujjuaq, General Delivery, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-9111(819) 337-5364
Northern Village of Kangiqsualujjuaq, P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5271(819) 337-5200
Palaqsivik CLSC / Kangiqsualujjuaq Nursing Station, P.O. Box 119, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-9090(819) 337-5252
Qiniqtiq Landholding Corporation, P.O. Box 160, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0(819) 337-5449(819) 337-5752 Ullariaq School, P.O. Box 90, Kangiqsualujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1N0 (819) 337-5250(819) 337-5354
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Inuit
Inuit Kangiqsualujjuaq
Territoire : Kangiqsualujjuaq
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 896
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Kangiqsualujjuaq P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq Québec J0M 1N0
Tél.: (819) 337-5271 Fax: (819) 337-5200 https://www.makivik.org/fr/kangiqsualujjuaq/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Kangiqsualujjuaq
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 896
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, transport, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Government :
Northern Village of Kangiqsualujjuaq P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsualujjuaq Québec J0M 1N0
Tel.: (819) 337-5271 Fax: (819) 337-5200 https://www.makivik.org/fr/kangiqsualujjuaq/ www.nlhca.ca
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NATIONS / INUIT
Inuit
Kangiqsujuaq
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Air Inuit Ltd. / Kangiqsujuaq, P.O. Box 29, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3245(819) 338-3296
Arsaniq School, P.O. Box 160, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3332(819) 338-3369
Canada Post / Kangiqsujuaq, General Delivery, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3320(819) 338-3316
Charlie Arngak Hotel and Lodging, P.O. Box 14, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3228(819) 338-3237
Kangiqsujuaq Airport Kativik Transport, P.O. Box 29, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0(819) 338-3343(819) 338-3343
Kangiqsujuaq Co-op Store, P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3252(819) 338-3316
Kangiqsujuaq Fire Department, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-9000(819) 338-3237
Kangiqsujuaq Hunter Support Program, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0(819) 338-3342(819) 338-3342
Kangiqsujuaq Hydro-Quebec, P.O. Box 139, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-1500(819) 338-1131
Kangiqsujuaq Municipal Garage, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3398(819) 338-3237
Kangiqsujuaq Nursing Station, P.O. Box 119, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-9090(819) 338-3313
Kangiqsujuaq Petro, P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3334(819) 338-3316
Kangiqsujuaq Recreation Department, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0(819) 338-3342(819) 338-3237
Kangiqsujuaq Social Services, General Delivery, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3218(819) 338-3313
Kangiqsujuaq Welfare & Employment & Training Center, P.O. Box 89, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3327(819) 338-3339
Kangiqsujuaq Youth House, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-1233(819) 338-3237
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Kangiqsujuaq, P.O. Box 99, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3217(819) 338-3237
Kativik Regional Police Force / Kangiqsujuaq, P.O. Box 69, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0(819) 338-9111(819) 338-3360
Mikijuq Child Care Centre, P.O. Box 169, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3362(819) 338-3242
Mission Catholique, P.O. Box 30, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3344(819) 338-1140
Northern Store / Kangiqsujuaq, P.O. Box 90, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3222(819) 338-3269
Northern Village of Kangiqsujuaq, P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3286(819) 338-3237
Nunaturlik Landholding, P.O. Box 39, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3368(819) 338-1071
Qarqalik FM Radio Station (88,9 FM), P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0(819) 338-3365(819) 338-3237
Tertiluk, Mark - Arts and Crafts, P.O. Box 84, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0 (819) 338-3332(819) 338-3369
Wakeham Bay Cooperative Association, P.O. Box 120, Kangiqsujuaq, (Québec), J0M 1K0(819) 338-3252(819) 338-3316
Wakeham Bay Hotel (Kangiqsujjuaq Co-op Hotel), 19950 Clark Graham, Montreal, (Québec), H9X 3R8 (514) 457-3294(514) 457-9834
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
Inuit Kangiqsujuaq
Territoire : Kangiqsujuaq (Baie Wakeham)
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 754
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie, sports etc.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais et français
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Kangiqsujuaq P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq
Québec J0M 1K0
Tél.: (819) 338-3286 Fax: (819) 3383237https://www.makivik.org/fr/kangiqsujuaq/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Kangiqsujuaq (Wakeham Bay)
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 754
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, outfitting, transport, sports, etc.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English & French
Government:
Northern Village of Kangiqsujuaq P.O. Box 60, Kangiqsujuaq, Québec J0M 1K0
Tel.: (819) 338-3286 Fax: (819) 338-3237 https://www.makivik.org/fr/kangiqsujuaq/ www.nlhca.ca
info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
167 1C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313
NATIONS / INUIT
Kangirsuk
KangirsukInuit
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
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Air Inuit / Kangirsuk, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4260(819) 935-4073
Amaartuavik Child Care Centre, P.O. Box 150, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4848(819) 935-4851
Innautik Radio Society, General Delievry, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4388(819) 935-4284
Kangirsuk Airport, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4056
Kangirsuk Co-op Hotel (Payne Bay Hotel), General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0(819) 935-4762(819) 935-4121
Kangirsuk Cooperative (Payne Bay), P.O. Box 9, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4382(819) 935-4121
Kangirsuk FCNQ Petro, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4686
Kangirsuk Fire & Emergencies, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-9000
Kangirsuk FM Station (88,7 FM), P.O. Box 90, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4258(819) 935-4287
Kangirsuk Garage, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4288
Kangirsuk Health Services, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4255(819) 935-4254
Kangirsuk Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4354
Kangirsuk Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4406(819) 935-4436
Kangirsuk KMHB, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4275(819) 935-4335
Kangirsuk Municipal Services, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4614
Kangirsuk Northern Store, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4384(819) 935-4023
Kangirsuk Nursing Station, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-9090(819) 935-4254
Kangirsuk Post Office, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4400
Kangirsuk Pumping Station, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4552
Kangirsuk Qwikstop, P.O. Box 42, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4537(819) 935-4792
Kangirsuk Social Services, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4270 Kangirsuk Sports & R.V. Inc., P.O. Box 43, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4388(819) 935-4287
Kativik Regional Police Force / Kangirsuk, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0(819) 935-9111(819) 935-4615
Kiluit Shop, P.O. Box 72, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4406(819) 935-4436
Lizzie’s Variety Reg’d, P.O. Box 72, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4531(819) 935-4436
Makivik Corporation / Kangirsuk, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4054
Martha Kauki Reg’d, P.O. Box 43, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0
(819) 935-4553(819) 935-4554
Northern Village of Kangirsuk, P.O. Box 90, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4388(819) 935-4287
Payne Bay Cooperative Association, P.O. Box 66, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4382(819) 935-4121
Saputik Landholding Corporation, General Delivery, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4269(819) 935-4440
Sautjuit School, General Delievry, Kangirsuk, (Québec), J0M 1A0 (819) 935-4369(819) 935-4223
168 1 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Inuit Kangirsuk
Territoire : Kangirsuk
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 593
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Kangirsuk P.O. Box 90, Kangirsuk, Québec J0M 1A0 Tél.: (819) 935-4388 Fax: (819) 935-4287 https://www.makivik.org/fr/kangirsuk/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Kangirsuk
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 593
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, construction, transport, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Government :
Northern Village of Kangirsuk P.O. Box 90, Kangirsuk, Québec J0M 1A0 Tel.: (819) 935-4388 Fax: (819) 935-4287
https://www.makivik.org/fr/kangirsuk/ www.nlhca.ca
C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313
info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
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NATIONS / INUIT
Air Inuit Cargo, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec),
Kuujjuaq
1C0 (819) 964-2938
Air Inuit Office / Kuujjuaq, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2935(819) 964-2788
Amautik Reg’d, P.O. Box 98, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-8860
Anglican Church / Kuujjuaq, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2119
Auberge Kuujjuaq Inn Inc., P.O.Box 840, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2903(819) 964-2031
Avaatani Environmental, P.O. Box 939, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0131(866) 823-9581
Avataa Catering, P.O. Box 939, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0131(819) 964-6977
Avataa Explorations & Logistics Inc., P.O. Box 939, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0131(819) 964-6977
Banque CIBC Bank / Kuujjuaq, P. O. Box 121, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2724(819) 964-2494
Canada Post / Kuujjuaq, General Delievry, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2947
CKUJ-FM Radio (97,3 FM), P.O. Box 210, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2921(819) 964-2229
Canadian North, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (800) 267-1247
Fort Chimo Co-op Association, P.O. Box 330, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2272(819) 964-0589
Fort-Chimo Co-operative Association / Charlie Kudluk Hotel, P.O. Box 330, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2272(819) 964-0589
Fort-Chimo Cooperative Association / Co-op Store, P.O.Box 330, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2990(819) 964-2019
Gad’s Grill, P.O. Box 784, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1720
Garage Jobie, P.O. Box 772, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0610
Halutik Entreprise Inc., P.O. Box 690, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2978(819) 964-2639
Iglooapic Construction, P.O. Box 976, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2289(819) 964-2289
Ikkaqivvik Bar, P.O. Box 21, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2097 Immutik Boutique, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0
Iqaluppijait Arctic Char Reg’d, P.O. Box 528, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0
(819) 964-0054
Iqitauvik and Tumiapiit Childcare Center, P.O.Box 78, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2754(819) 964-1995
Isuarsivik Treatment Centre, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2592(819) 964-2041 J.D.’s Pizzeria Reg’d, P.O. Box 530, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2574(819) 964-6319 J.F. Rentals (Kuujjuaq) Inc., P.O. Box 93, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2796(819) 964-0404 Jaanimmarik High School, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2912(819) 964-2818
Kajusivik Adult Education Centre, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2750(819) 964-2745
Kativik Employment & Training Center / Kuujjuaq, P.O. Box 9, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2620(819) 964-2267
Kativik Regional Development Council / Head Office, P.O. Box 9, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2035(819) 964-2611
Kativik Regional Government / Head Office / KLDC, P.O. Box 9, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2961(819) 964-2956
Kativik Regional Police Force / Kuujjuaq, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-9111(819) 964-2830
Kautaq Construction P.O. Box 179 , Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2925
Kuujjuamiut Inc., P.O. Box 719, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2625(819) 964-2167
Kuujjuaq Chicken (Chester Fried Chicken), P.O. Box 213, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2395
Kuujjuaq Courthouse, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2973
Kuujjuaq Elders Hme, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2005(819) 964-2980
Kuujjuaq Fire & Emergencies, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-9000
Kuujjuaq Forum / Fitness Club, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2069(819) 964-2167
Kuujjuaq Group Home, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2785
Kuujjuaq Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2869(819) 964-2848
Kuujjuaq Legal Aid Office, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2333
Kuujjuaq Municipal Garage, P.O. Box 210, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0298(819) 964-2010
Kuujjuaq Municipal Housing Bureau, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2000(819) 964-0749
Kuujjuaq Municipal Swimming Pool, P.O. Box 210, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2581
Kuujjuaq Petro Inc., P.O. Box 363, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0543(819) 964-2980
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Inuit
Inuit Kuujjuaq
Territoire : Kuujjuaq
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle: le Nunavik Population : 2 120
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, transport, pourvoirie, construction, administration, etc.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Kuujjuaq
P.O. Box 210, Kuujjuaq, Québec J0M 1C0 Tél.: (819) 964-2943 Fax: (819) 964-0734 http://www.nvkuujjuaq.ca/index.html www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Kuujjuaq
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 2,120
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, transport, outfitting, construction, administration, etc.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Government:
Northern Village of Kuujjuaq
P.O. Box 210, Kuujjuaq, Québec J0M 1C0
Tél.: (819) 964-2943 Fax: (819) 964-0734 http://www.nvkuujjuaq.ca/index.html www.nlhca.ca
C.P.
Émile Picard,
G0A
info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
171 1
383, Chef
Wendake (Québec)
4V0 T (581) 300-6313
NATIONS / INUIT
Inuit Kuujjuaq
Kuujjuaq Propane Inc. (Les), P.O. Box 630, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2316(819) 964-2112
Kuujjuaq Real Estate Inc., P.O. Box 359, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2305(819) 964-6319
Kuujjuaq Recreation Center, P.O. Box 563, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2069(819) 964-2167
Kuujjuaq Social Services, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2905(819) 964-2666
Kuujjuaq Taxi (Star Taxi), P.O. Box 213, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2008
Kuujjuaq Water Plant, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2988
Mary Kaye May, P.O. Box 45, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2689(819) 964-2689
Miqulilitalik Tannery Inc., P.O. Box 412, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2382
Nasittuq Corporation , 1830-360 Albert St, Ottawa (Ont) K1R 7X7 (613) 234-9033
Native Para-Judicial Services of Québec Courtworkers / Baie d’Ungava Area, C.P. 659, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2881
Nayumivik Landholding Corporation, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2870(819) 964-2280
NEAS GROUP, P.O. Box 179 , Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2925
Newviq’vi Inc. - Les magasins Tullik Inc., P.O. Box 810, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2228(819) 964-2020
Newviqviapik, P.O. Box 413, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2142(819) 964-0031
Northern Store / Kuujjuaq, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2877(819) 964-2584
Northern Store Quick-Stop, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2447
Northern Village of Kuujjuaq, P.O. Box 210, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2943(819) 964-2980
Nunalituqait Ikajuqatigiitut Inuit Association, P.O.Box 809, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2976(819) 964-2741
Nunavik Communications Inc., P.O. Box 359, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2305(819) 964-6319
Nunavik Creations Inc., P.O. Box 729, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1848(819) 964-1950
Nunavik Enterprises Inc., P.O. Box 359, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2305(819) 964-6319
Nunavik Furs, P.O. Box 729, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1702(819) 964-1708
Nunavik Geomatics, P.O. Box 179 , Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964.2925
Nunavik Investment Corporation, P.O. Box 789, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1872(819) 964-1497
Nunavik Lab, P.O. Box 484, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1877(819) 964-1878
Nunavik Landholding Corporation, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0364(819) 964-0331
Nunavik Marine Supply and Services, P.O. Box 184, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0242(819) 964-0242
Nunavik Mineral Exploration Fund, P.O. Box 909, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1316(819) 964-1328
Nunavik Regional Board of Health & Social Services, P.O. Box 900, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2222(819) 964-2277
Nunavik Rotors Inc., P.O. Box 510, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-1185(819) 964-1188
Nunavik Tourism Association / Association Touristique du Nunavik, P.O.Box 779, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2876(819) 964-2002
Old Chimo Restaurant, P.O. Box 281, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2233(819) 964-0788
Ookpik Taxi, P.O. Box 14, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0220(819) 964-2375
PAIL, P.O. Box 179 , Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964.2925
Pyramid Camp, P.O. Box 342, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2761(819) 964-1802
Qimuk Music Inc., P.O. Box 264, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-0566(819) 964-0825
Quebec Police Force / Sûreté du Québec / Kuujjuaq, General Delievry, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2400(819) 964-2227
Sanavik Inc., P.O. Box 429, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 964-0086(819) 964-0496
Saputiit Youth Association of Nunavik, General Delivery, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-0335(819) 964-0441
Société Makivik Corporation / Head Office, P.O. Box 179, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2925(819) 964-4825
Tamaani Internet, P.O. Box 9, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2961(819) 964-2255
Taqramiut Nipingat Inc. / Television / Kuujjuaq, P.O.Box 360, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0(819) 964-2565(819) 964-2252
Tarquti Energy Corp. P.O. Box 179 , Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2925
Tik’s Pool Hall (Kuujjuaq Pool Hall), P.O. Box 270, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2828
Picard,
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf
Kuujjuaq
Tivi Galleries, P.O. Box 175, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2465(819) 964-2831
Tivi Inc., P.O. Box 175, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2465(819) 964-2831
Tivi Transport Inc., P.O.Box 175, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2465(819) 964-2831
Tullik Inc. True Value Hardware, P.O.Box 1140, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2356(819) 964-2020
Unaaq Fisheries, P.O. Box 179 , Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964.2925
Ungava Tulattavik Health Centre, P.O.Box 149, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2905(819) 964-2071
Nunavik Parks, General Delievry, Kuujjuaq, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 964-2961
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Kuujjuarapik Kuujjuarapik
Air Creebec / Kuujjuarapik, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3646(819) 929-3642
Air Inuit / Kuujjuarapik, P.O. Box 570, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3356
Airport Resto, P.O. Box 148, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3606(819) 929-3786
Asimautaq School, P.O.Box 60, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3409(819) 929-3332
Atsaniq Radio Station, P.O. Box 179, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3305(819) 929-3106
Awash Estchees Child Care Center, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3395
Cree Board of Health & Social Services of James Bay / Kuujuarapik, P.O.Box 250, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3596(819) 929-2098
Entreprises Sanaji Inc. (Les), P.O. Box 61, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1C0 (819) 929-1098
Great Whale Coop: P.O. Box 419 Kuujjuaraapik, Quebec J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3266
Inuulitsivik CLSC / Kuujjuarapik Nursing Station, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-9090(819) 929-3656
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Kuujjuaraapik, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3214(819) 929-3404
Kativik Regional Government / Kuujjuaeapik / Child Care, P.O. Box 509, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3054(819) 929-3852
Kativik Regional Police Force / Kuujjuarapik, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-9111(819) 929-3872 Kuujjuarapik Airport / Kativik Transport, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-2530(819) 929-3389
Kuujjuarapik Coop Hotel (Great Whale River Hotel), General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3734(819) 929-3734
Kuujjuarapik Cooperative Association (Great Whale), P.O. Box 419, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3266(819) 929-3525
Kuujjuarapik Fire & Emergencies, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-9000
Kuujjuarapik Gymnasium, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3401
Kuujjuarapik Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-1500(819) 929-1518
Kuujjuarapik Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3552(819) 929-3576
Kuujjuarapik Northern Store, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3270(819) 929-3667
Kuujjuarapik Petro Garage, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3205
Kuujjuarapik Public Works Garage, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3287(819) 929-3107
Kuujjuarapik Social Club, P.O. Box 600, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3514(819) 929-3666
Kuujjuarapik Social Services, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3377(819) 929-3676
Native Para-Judicial Services of Québec Courtworkers / Hudson Bay Area, P.O. Box 94, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0
(819) 929-3336
Northern Village of Kuujjuarapik, P.O. Box 360, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3511(819) 929-3453
Nunami, P.O. Box 120, Kuujjuaraapik, Quebec, J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3348
Plomberie Rolly Inc., P.O.Box 286, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0
(819) 929-3296
Qilalugaq Hotel, P.O. Box 129, Kuujjuaraapik, Quebec, J0M 1G (819) 929-3374
Sakivivvik Adult Education, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3284(819) 929-3522
Sakkuq Landholding Corporation, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0(819) 929-3348(819) 929-3275
Sandy’s Corner Store P.O. Box 23, Kuujjuaraapik, Quebec, J0M 1G0
(819) 929-3508
Saqliavik Child Care Centre, General Delivery, Kuujjuarapik, (Québec), J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3361(819) 929-3520
Service d'entretien Nordique B.L. Inc P.O. Box 480, Kuujjuarapik, Quebec, J0M 1G0 (819) 929-3664
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Inuit
Inuit Kuujjuarapik
Territoire : Kuujjuarapik
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik Population : 675
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, pourvoirie, transport, construction.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Kuujjuarapik
P.O. Box 360, Kuujjuarapik, Québec J0M 1G0 Tél.: (819) 929-3511 Fax: (819) 929-3453 https://www.makivik.org/fr/kuujjuarapik/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Kuujjuarapik
Geographical location:
North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik Population: 675
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, transport, outfitting, construction.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Government:
Northern Village of Kuujjuarapik
P.O. Box 360, Kuujjuarapik, Québec J0M 1G0 Tel.: (819) 929-3511 Fax: (819) 929-3453 https://www.makivik.org/fr/kuujjuarapik/ www.nlhca.ca
C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313
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Puvirnituq
Air Inuit / Puvirnituq, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2968(819) 988-2222
Allie’s Coffee Shop, P.O. Box 62, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (867) 988-2600
CKPV-FM Radio Station (99,9 FM), P.O. Box 54, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2581(819) 988-2571
Entreprises Aliva Tulugak Inc., P.O. Box 122, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2799(819) 988-8383
Housing Maintenance, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2909(819) 988-2870
Iguarsivik School, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2960(819) 988-2090
Inuulitsivik Health Centre, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-9090(819) 988-2434
Iqiquq Arcade, P.O. Box 27, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2937
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Puvirnituq, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0(819) 988-2886
Kativik Regional Police Force / Puvirnituq, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0(819) 988-9111(819) 988-2785
Makivik Corporation / Puvirnituq, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2363(819) 988-9903
Mikikattit Wild Life Management, House 301, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2160(819) 988-2751
Northern Village of Puvirnituq, P.O. Box 150, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2825(819) 988-2751
Novalinga Hotel, P.O. Box 67, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2946(819) 988-2751
Nunavik Arctic Survival Training, P.O. Box 285, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2825(819) 988-2751
Pétro FCNQ, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2525(819) 988-2354
Pitsituuq Smoke Plant, P.O. Box 113, Puvirnituq, Quebec, J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2001
Puvirnituq Adult Education, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2269(819) 988-2204
Puvirnituq Airport, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2153(819) 988-2153
Puvirnituq Co-op Hotel, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2914
Puvirnituq Cooperative Association, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0(819) 988-2972(819) 988-2982
Puvirnituq Fire Hall, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-9000(819) 988-2751
Puvirnituq Group Home, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2534(819) 988-2492
Puvirnituq Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2975(819) 988-2535
Puvirnituq Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2733(819) 988-2227
Puvirnituq Northern Store, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2920(819) 988-2729
Puvirnituq Post Office, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2663(819) 988-2982
Puvirnituq Public Works Garage, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-9919(819) 988-2751
Puvirnituq Pumping Station, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2024(819) 988-2751
Puvirnituq Recreation Committee, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2837
Puvirnituq Social Services, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2957(819) 988-2639
Puvirnituq Water Plant, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2024(819) 988-2751
Puvirnituq Youth House, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2297
Puvirnituq Youth Protection, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2191(819) 988-2304
Sarliatauvik Child Care Centre, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0 (819) 988-2197(819) 988-2565
Taqramiut Nipingat Inc. / Television / Puvirnituq, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0(819) 988-2421(819) 988-2421
Women’s Auxiliary, General Delivery, Puvirnituq, (Québec), J0M 1P0
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Inuit
Inuit Puvirnituq
Territoire : Puvirnituq
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik Population : 1 676
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerce et services, tourisme et pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Puvirnituq P.O. Box 150, Puvirnituq, Québec J0M 1P0 Tél.: (819) 988-2825 Fax: (819) 988-2751 https://www.makivik.org/fr/puvirnituq/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Puvirnituq
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 1,676
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Government:
Northern Village of Puvirnituq P.O. Box 150, Puvirnituq, Québec J0M 1P0 Tel.: (819) 988-2825 Fax: (819) 988-2751
https://www.makivik.org/fr/puvirnituq/ www.nlhca.ca
C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313
info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
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Quaqtaq
Air Inuit / Quaqtaq, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9915(819) 492-9057
Hydro Quebec Transit, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9901
Inutsiaq Translation, P.O. Box 46, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9114(819) 492-9359
Isummasaqvik School, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9955(819) 492-9971
Kamattsiavik Daycare Center, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9337(819) 942-9442
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Quaqtaq, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0(819) 492-9957
Kativik Regional Police Force / Quaqtaq, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0(819) 942-9111(819) 942-9300
Kativik Transport / Quaqtaq, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9079
Koartak Hotel (Quarqtaq Co-op Hotel), General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0(819) 492-9289
Kuvviti Fuel Inc., P.O.Box 98, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9353(819) 492-9296
Makivik Corporation / Quaqtaq, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9359(819) 492-9359
Neighborhood Worker / Quataq, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9312
Northern Village of Quaqtaq, P.O. Box 107, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9985(819) 492-9935
Quaqtaq Arena, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9523(819) 492-9935
Quaqtaq Christian Fellowship, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9917
Quaqtaq Cooperative Association, P.O. Box 105, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9206(819) 492-9086
Quaqtaq Fire Department, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9000
Quaqtaq FM Radio Station (99,9 FM), P.O. Box 107, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9946(819) 492-9935
Quaqtaq Gym / Recreation Hall, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9029
Quaqtaq Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9974(819) 492-9560
Quaqtaq Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0(819) 492-9183(819) 492-9197
Quaqtaq Post Office, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9538
Quaqtaq Social Services, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9933(819) 492-9004
Quaqtaq Water Plant, P.O. Box 107, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9371
Quaqtaq Youth Centre, P.O. Box 107, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9630
Tuvaaluk Landholding Corporation - Quaqtaq, P.O. Box 98, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0(819) 492-9281(819) 492-9302
Umikallak Clinic / Nursing Station, General Delivery, Quaqtaq, (Québec), J0M 1J0 (819) 492-9090(819) 492-9004
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Inuit Quaqtaq
Territoire : Quaqtaq
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 410
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme et pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Quaqtaq P.O. Box 107, Quaqtaq, Québec J0M 1J0 Tél.: (819) 492-9985 Fax: (819) 492-9935 https://www.makivik.org/fr/quaqtaq/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Quaqtaq
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 410 Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services, outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Government :
Northern Village of Quaqtaq P.O. Box 107, Quaqtaq, Québec J0M 1J0 Tel.: (819) 492-9985 Fax: (819) 492-9935
https://www.makivik.org/fr/quaqtaq/ www.nlhca.ca
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Salluit
Adamie Keatainak Fisheries, P.O. Box 62, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8971(819) 255-8864
Adamie's Place, P.O. Box 6, Salluit, Quebec, J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8168
Air Inuit / Salluit, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8897(819) 255-8011
Airport Kasurvik, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8158(819) 255-8011
Aivik Safari, P.O. Box 63, Salluit, Quebec, J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8329
Angngutigiarvik Reg’d, P.O. Box 129, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8915(819) 255-8282
Arnauti Boutique Reg'd, P.O. Box 6, Salluit, Quebec, J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8168
CBC / Salluit, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8947
Federation of Co-operatives of Northern Quebec, 19950 Clark Graham, Baie D'Urfé, (Québec) H9X 3R8 (514) 457-9371
Hydro-Quebec / Salluit, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-1500(819) 255-8231
Ikusik School, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8827(819) 255-8909
Ikusik Ware House, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8818(819) 255-8909
Inuulitsivik CLSC / Salluit Nursing Station, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0(819) 255-9090(819) 255-8861
Kanguk Caribou Outfitters Inc., P.O. Box 63, Salluit, Quebec, J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8974
Katinniq Transport Inc., P.O. Box 91, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8924(819) 255-8581
Kativik Municipal Housing Bureau - Salluit, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0(819) 255-8849
Kativik Regional Development Council / Salluit, P.O. Box 89, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0(819) 255-8120(819) 255-8864
Kativik Regional Government Welfare Agent, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0(819) 255-8954(819) 255-8059
Kativik Regional Police Force / Salluit, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-9111(819) 255-8887
Mark Kakayuk Taxi Service, P.O. Box 129, Salluit, Quebec, J0M 1S (819) 255-8035
Northern Store Inc. / Salluit, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8949(819) 255-8936
Northern Village of Salluit, P.O. Box 240, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8953(819) 255-8802
Nunavik Lodging Inc., P.O. Box 30, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8908(819) 255-8864
Nuvu Fuels Inc., P.O. Box 30, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8908(819) 255-8864
Nuvu Transport Inc., P.O. Box 30, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8908(819) 255-8864
Nuvumiut Developments Inc., P.O. Box 30, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8908(819) 255-8864
Nuvumiut Drilling Inc., P.O. Box 30, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8908(819) 255-8864
Padlayat Foods Services, P.O. Box 91, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8924(819) 255-8581
Pirutsiak Daycare, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-1186(819) 255-9937
Qarqalik Landholding, P.O. Box 30, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8908(819) 255-8864
Quannaq Adult Education, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8857(819) 255-8804
Qavvik Hotel Inc., P.O. Box 219, Salluit, Quebec, J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8500
Salluit Arena, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8606
Salluit Community Hall, P.O. Box 240, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8336
Salluit Community Wellness, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-9932(819) 255-8207
Salluit Co-op Association, P.O. Box 59, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8910(819) 255-8087
Salluit Co-op Hotel, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8888
Salluit Garage, P.O. Box 240, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8820(819) 255-9959
Salluit Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0(819) 255-8801(819) 255-8059
Salluit Post Office, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8447(819) 255-8207
Salluit Rehabilitation Center, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-1188(819) 255-1192
Salluit Social Services, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8829(819) 255-8201
Salluit Youth Centre, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8898(819) 255-8188
Salluit Youth Protection, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8135(819) 255-8289
Sugluk Cooperative Association, P.O.Box 59, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8910(819) 255-8087
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Inuit Salluit
Territoire : Salluit
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik Population : 1 506
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme et pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Salluit P.O. Box 240, Salluit, Québec J0M 1S0 Tél.: (819) 255-8953 Fax: (819) 255-8802 https://www.makivik.org/fr/salluit/ www.nlhca.ca
Territory: Salluit
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik Population: 1,506
Economic Activities: Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English Government:
Northern Village of Salluit P.O. Box 240, Salluit, Québec J0M 1S0 Tel.: (819) 255-8953 Fax: (819) 255-8802 https://www.makivik.org/fr/salluit/ www.nlhca.ca
Taqramiut Nipingat Inc. / Radio / Salluit, P.O. Box 120, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8822(819) 255-8891
Tasiursivik Daycare, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8048(819) 255-8031
Transport Katinniq Inc., P.O. Box 91, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8279(819) 255-8295
Tusaayut Reg’d, P.O. Box 149, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8963
Tusarvik Radio Station (89,9 FM), P.O. Box 240, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-8951(819) 255-8864
Women Shelter Initsiak, General Delivery, Salluit, (Québec), J0M 1S0 (819) 255-1082(819) 255-8150
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Inuit Tasiujaq
Territoire : Tasiujaq
Situation géographique :
Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik
Population : 328
Activités économiques:
Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme et pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées:
Inuktitut, anglais
Territory: Tasiujaq
Geographical location:
North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 328
Economic Activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services and outifitting.
Gouvernement/Government :
Northern Village of Tasiujaq
P.O. Box 54, Tasiujaq, Québec J0M 1T0 Tél.: (819) 633-9924 Fax: (819) 633-5026 https://www.makivik.org/fr/tasiujaq/ www.nlhca.ca
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Air Inuit / Tasiujaq, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5062(819) 633-5114
Ajagutak School, P.O.Box 27, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9955(819) 633-5020
Arqivik Landholding Corporation - Tasiujaq, P.O. Box 52, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0(819) 633-5464(819) 633-5655
FCNQ Co-operative, P.O.Box 26, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5691(819) 633-5106
Iqaluppik Hotel, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5414(819) 633-5337
Kativik Regional Police Force / Tasiujaq, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0(819) 633-9111(819) 633-5287
Northern Village of Tasiujaq, P.O. Box 54, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9924(819) 633-5026
Qulliapik Daycare, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5301(819) 633-5026
Tasiujaq Airport, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5142
Tasiujaq Fire & Emergencies, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9000(819) 633-5026
Tasiujaq FM Radio Station (93,1 FM), P.O. Box 36, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9915(819) 633-5026
Tasiujaq Garage, P.O.Box 54, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5003(819) 633-5026
Tasiujaq Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5013
Tasiujaq Independent Co-operative, P.O. Box 26, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9933(819) 633-5106
Tasiujaq Kativik Employment & Training Center, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0(819) 633-5249(819) 633-5026
Tasiujaq Nursing Station, P.O.Box 53, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9090(819) 633-5098
Tasiujaq Post Office, General Delivery, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-9924
Tasiujaq Social Services, P.O.Box 53, Tasiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 633-5022
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Inuit
Territoire : Umiujaq
Situation géographique : Au nord du 55e parallèle : le Nunavik Population : 465
Activités économiques: Art, artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme et pourvoirie.
Principales langues parlées: Inuktitut, anglais
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Umiujaq P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, Québec J0M 1Y0 Tél.: (819) 331-7000 Fax: (819) 331-7057 https://www.makivik.org/fr/umiujaq/ www.nlhca.ca
Umiujaq
Air Inuit / Umiujaq, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0
Territory: Umiujaq
Geographical location: North of the 55th parallel: the Nunavik
Population: 465 Economic Activities: Arts and handicrafts, tourism, services and outfitting.
Principal languages spoken: Inuktitut, English
Gouvernement :
Northern Village of Umiujaq
P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, Québec J0M 1Y0 Tel.: (819) 331-7000 Fax: (819) 331-7057 https://www.makivik.org/fr/umiujaq/ www.nlhca.ca
(819) 331-7004(819) 331-7166
Inuulitsivik CLSC / Umiujaq Nursing Station, P.O. Box 88, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0(819) 331-9090(819) 331-7880
Kativik Employment & Training Center / Umiujaq, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0(819) 331-7346(819) 331-7400
Kativik Regional Police Force / Umiujaq, P.O. Box 46, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-9111(819) 331-7600
Kiluutaq School, P.O. Box 98, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7060(819) 331-7025
Makivik Corporation / Umiujaq, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7443
Northern Village of Umiujaq, P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7000(819) 331-7057
Richmond Gulf Tourism, General Delivery, Umiujaq, Quebec, J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7901
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Umiujaq
Tuttulik Outfitters Inc., General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7831(819) 331-7832
Umiujaq Adult Education, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 331-7060(819) 331-7025
Umiujaq Airport, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7004(819) 331-7166
Umiujaq Anglican Church, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7871
Umiujaq Child Care, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1T0 (819) 331-7933(819) 331-7935
Umiujaq Community House, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7840(819) 331-7843
Umiujaq Cooperative Association, P.O.Box 78, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7013(819) 331-7942
Umiujaq Fire & Emergencies, P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-9000(819) 331-7057
Umiujaq FM Radio Station (89,9 FM), P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7065(819) 331-7057
Umiujaq Gas Station, P.O. Box 78, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7310(819) 331-7942
Umiujaq Hotel, 19950 Clark Graham, Montreal, (Québec), H9X 3R8 (514) 457-3294(514) 457-9834
Umiujaq Housing Authority, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7053(819) 331-7189
Umiujaq Hunter Support Program, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7111(819) 331-7096
Umiujaq Hydro-Quebec, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7170(819) 331-7267
Umiujaq Municipal Garage, P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7083(819) 331-7057
Umiujaq North West Store, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7590(819) 331-7593
Umiujaq Outfitters Inc., General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7094
Umiujaq Post Office, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7960(819) 331-7942
Umiujaq Social Services, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7019(819) 331-7096
Umiujaq Water Plant, P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7845(819) 331-7057
Umiujaq Youth Co-ordinator, P.O. Box 108, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7964
Umiujaq Youth Protection, General Delivery, Umiujaq, (Québec), J0M 1Y0 (819) 331-7643(819) 331-7096
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MALÉCITES
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MALÉCITES NATIONS / MALÉCITES
THE MALECITESTHE MALECITES
The Malecites lived in New Brunswick; their territory extended west from the SaintJohn River. They were members of the Wabanaki Confederation, wich also included the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maine Abenakis and Micmacs.
Half-nomads, they lived from hunting and fishing, but they also grew corn. The main Malecite community, Médotec, was along the banks of the Saint-John River. In 1694, a plague killed some 120 Malecites, and the rest of the community was forced to flee the village temporarily.
The Malecites proved to be faithful allies to the French in the colonization wars; they were considered a key element in the French defence. In 1728, however, the Malecites ratified the peace treaty concluded in Boston with the English. Under this treaty, the Indians of New England and Nova Scotia recognized British sovereignty over Nova Scotia. Malecite resentment of the English continued, however, until the surrender of Quebec City in 1763.
In 1826, thirty families form a settlement in Viger behind La Seigneurie de l’Isle-Verte in the county of Rivière-du-Loup, forming their actual name: Les Malécites de Viger.
According to the sedentarisation policy in force at this time, the Malecites were encouraged to settle there by the government, who will give them seeds and provisions. Those methods proved wrong and, as the Malecites did not settle there, the Canadian government give up to the pressure exerted by colonists interested in those fertile lands, and Viger is retroceded in 1869.
In 1876, the federal government created the Whitworth community and in 1890 the Cacouna community, and houses are built there for the Malecites. However, the Malecites resisted a sedentary way of life for a long time. The presence of this nation in Quebec was almost forgotten by the population because the members were so spread out across the province.
The band never ceased to exist in the federal government’s registers. In 1975, some hundred individuals were deemed to be part of this nation. After Bill C-31 (modifying the Indian Act ) was passed in 1985, many Malecites recovered their registered Indian status. In 1987, some 130 of them gathered in Rivière-du-Loup to elect a band council. Two years later, the Government of Quebec officially recognized the Malecite First Nation.
Nearly 800 Maliseet people live in Quebec. The offices of the Maliseet Viger First Nation, the only band located in Quebec, are located in Cacouna, near Rivière-du-Loup. In Quebec, the Maliseet people speak French and English. However, in New Brunswick and the state of Maine, some speak their mother tongue.
The Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation, formerly called the Maliseet of Viger First Nation, is the only Wolastoqiyik Nation in Quebec territory. Six other Wolastoqey Nations are in New Brunswick. After the loss of Viger's reserve lands in 1869, the community dispersed over the territories of Quebec, Canada and the United States. Today, the First Nation owns a small reserve land at Cacouna in Bas-Saint-Laurent and the members still constitute a diaspora living on the Québec territory and beyond. Several members of the Nation still go to Wolastokuk, ancestral territory, to practice traditional activities.
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LES MALÉCITESLES MALÉCITES
Jusqu’au XVIe siècle, les Malécites vivaient au Nouveau-Brunswick; leur territoire s’étendant vers l’ouest à partir de la rivière Saint-Jean. Leurs membres sont originaires de la Confédération Wabanaki qui regroupait les Penobscots, les Passamaquoddy, les Abénaquis du Maine et les Micmacs.
Semi-nomades, ils vivaient de chasse et de pêche, mais ils cultivaient aussi le maïs. La principale communauté malécite, Médotec, était située aux abords de la rivière Saint-Jean. En 1694, au contact des Européens, la peste décime la population emportant ainsi 120 Malécites; le reste de la communauté délaisse temporairement le village.
Les Malécites se sont alliés aux Français lors des guerres de colonisation : ils furent considérés comme un élément majeur de la défense française. En 1728, toutefois, les Malécites ratifient le traité de paix conclu à Boston avec les Anglais et, en vertu de ce traité, les Indiens de la Nouvelle-Angleterre de la Nouvelle-Écosse reconnaissent la souveraineté britannique sur la Nouvelle-Écosse. Le ressentiment des Malécites à l’endroit des Anglais dura jusqu’à la capitulation de Québec, en 1763.
En 1826, une trentaine de familles formèrent un établissement à Viger derrière la seigneurie de l'Isle-Verte dans le compté de Rivière-du-Loup, d'où l'origine de leur appellation actuelle, les Malécites de Viger.
Selon la politique de sédentarisation en vigueur à cette époque, on incite les Malécites à s’y installer de façon permanente et le gouvernement leur fournira des semences et des provisions à cet effet. Les mesures d’incitation échouent et faute d’occupation de cet établissement par les Malécites, le gouvernement canadien cède aux pressions des colons intéressés par ces terres fertiles et Viger est rétrocédé en 1869.
En 1876, le gouvernement fédéral crée la communauté de Whitworth, puis celle de Cacouna en 1890 et on y construit des maisons. Les Malécites résistent cependant au mode de vie sédentaire; la population canadienne et québécoise en vint presque à oublier leur présence au Québec tant les Malécites se sont dispersés sur le territoire québécois.
La bande de Viger n’a jamais cessé d’exister dans les registres du gouvernement fédéral. En 1975, une centaine d’individus étaient considérés comme faisant partie de cette nation. Dans la foulée du projet de loi C-31 modifiant la Loi sur les Indiens adopté en 1985, plusieurs Malécites ont recouvré le statut d’Indien inscrit. En 1987, environ 130 d’entre eux se sont réunis à Rivière-du-Loup pour élire un conseil de bande. Deux ans plus tard, le gouvernement du Québec reconnaissait officiellement la Première Nation Malécite de Viger.
Près de 800 Malécites vivent sur le territoire québécois. Les bureaux de la première nation malécite de Viger, la seule bande située au Québec, se trouvent à Cacouna, près de Rivièredu-Loup. Au Québec, les Malécites s’expriment en français et en anglais. Cependant, au Nouveau-Brunswick et dans l’État du Maine, certains parlent leur langue maternelle.
La Première Nation Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk, autrefois appelée Première Nation Malécite de Viger, est la seule Nation Wolastoqiyik en territoire québécois. Six autres Nations Wolastoqey se trouvent au Nouveau-Brunswick. Après la perte des terres de réserve de Viger en 1869, la communauté s’est dispersée sur les territoires du Québec, du Canada et des États-Unis. Aujourd’hui, la Première Nation possède une petite terre de réserve à Cacouna au Bas-Saint-Laurent et les membres forment une diaspora, répartie sur tout le territoire québécois et au-delà. Plusieurs membres de la Nation se rendent toujours sur le Wolastokuk, territoire ancestral, pour y pratiquer des activités traditionnelles.
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NATIONS / MALÉCITES
Wolastoqiyik (Malécite) Wahsipekuk Kataskomiq
Territoire : Territoire de Kataskomiq
Situation géographique :
La réserve de Kataskomiq est située sur la rivesud du Saint-Laurent, à 30 km de Rivière-duLoup, et Kataskomiq se trouve près de la municipalité de Cacouna.
Superficie :
Kataskomiq : 173,01 hectares Cacouna : 0,17 hectare
Population : 1 188
Principales langues parlées : Français
Gouvernement :
Première Nation Wolastoqiyik (Malécite) Wahsipekuk
217, rue de la Grève, Cacouna, Québec G0L 1G0 Tél.: (418) 860-2393 https://wolastoqiyikwahsipekuk.ca/
Activités économiques :
Entreprise de pêche commerciale, poissonnerie Crabe en Vrac.
Commerces et services :
Boutique d’artisanat et centre d’interprétation de l’histoire des malécites à la Maison Denis-Launière, tourisme.
Infrastructure :
Accès : Le territoire est accessible par l’autoroute 20 et par la route 185 aussi. Réseau routier : aucune installation permanente. Nombre de maisons : aucune installation permanente.
Territory:
Territory of Kataskomiq
Geographical location:
The reserve of Kataskomiq is located on the south shore of the Saint-Laurent river, 30km south of Rivière-du-Loup, and Kataskomiq is located near the municipality of Cacouna.
Area:
Kataskomiq: 173.01 hectares Cacouna: 0.17 hectare
Population: 1,188
Principal languages spoken: French
Government:
Première Nation Wolastoqiyik (Malécite) Wahsipekuk Québec G0L 1G0 Tel.: (418) 860-2393 https://wolastoqiyikwahsipekuk.ca/
Economic activities:
Commercial fisheries, Wholesale Crab fish market.
Businesses and services:
Art & handicrafts store, Malecites history interpretation Center at Maison DenisLaunière, Tourism.
Infrastructure:
Access :The territory can be reached by highway 20 and by road 185 also. Road network: no permanent facilities. Number of houses: no permanent facilities.
Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations
tfBoutique d’artisanat Matuweskewin, 215, rue de la Grève, Cacouna, (Québec), G0L 1G0(418) 860-2393(418) 867-3(418) Crabe en Vrac, 700, boulevard Du Rivage, Rimouski, (Québec), G3L 1G9 (418) 730-0773 Maison Denis-Launière, 215, rue de la Grève, Cacouna, (Québec), G0L 1G0 (418) 860-2393
Pêcheries Malécites, 217, rue de la Grève, Cacouna (Québec), G0L 1G0 (418) 860-2393 Première Nation Wolastoqiyik (Malécite) Wahsipekuk, 217, rue de la Grève, Cacouna, (Qc), G0L 1G0(418) 860-2393 Société de gestion Toku, 181, avenue du Havre, Rimouski, (Québec), G5M 0B3 (418) 723-7089
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MICMACS NATIONS / MICMACS
Before the arrival of the Europeans, the members of the Wabanaki Confederation, the Souriquois, now called the Micmacs, occupied Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and the southern portion of the Gaspé peninsula. In 1611, Father Pierre Briard estimated their population at 3,000 in these areas.
A nomadic people, the Micmacs lived primarily from the traditional activities of hunting, trapping, fishing and the harvesting of wild berries. Because of their way of life, they built their wigwams so that they could be easily moved from one place to another.
In the 16th century, the Micmacs were one of the first peoples to encounter Europeans. They tried to profit from the fur trade between the Europeans and the tribes further to the west by acting as middlemen.
As for all the other Aboriginal nations in America, a very large portion of the Micmac population was wiped out by the diseases contracted from the contacts with Europeans.
At the beginning of the XVII century, the arrival of Europeens missionary sack Micmacs way of life. As early as 1624, this nation will progressively abandon their spiritual and cultural values to the benifit of Europeen religion and way of life.
Following their victory over the French in 1763, the English from New England moved into the Atlantic region in large numbers. The British government tried to turn the Micmacs into farmers; its efforts failed and instead the Micmacs became workers in the forestry and transportation sectors, wich produced significant sociocultural changes.
The Micmacs are fishermen by tradition and they continue to fish salmon. In 1982, the community of Gesgapegiag and the owners of riverfornt property joined forces to form the Cascapedia River Salmon Management Society, wich organizes fishing trips for anglers. There is also the Micmac Crafts Cooperative, wich exports its products to the United States. They also built several facilities to deal with problems that are present in their communities that are worth mentioning: an addiction centre in Gesgapegiag, a youth centre and a battered women’s shelter in Listuguj. Listuguj and Gesgapegiag are also two dynamic MicMac business communities.
In 2001, the three Micmac communities in Quebec (Listuguj, Gesgapegiag, Gaspé) united to form a political and administrative body, the Mi'gmawei Mawiomi Secretariat, in order to provide common services, to establish links with non-native partners, particularly in the fishing and forestry sectors, and prepare their land claims negotiations.
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LES MICMACSLES MICMACS
Avant l’arrivée des Européens, les membres de la Confédération Wabanaki, les Souriquois, aujourd’hui nommés les Micmacs, occupaient la Nouvelle-Écosse, l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard, le Nouveau-Brunswick et la partie sud de la péninsule gaspésienne. En 1611, le père Pierre Nilard en dénombrait environ 3 000 en ces lieux.
Peuples nomades, les Micmacs vivaient surtout des activités traditionnelles de chasse, de pêche, de trappe et de cueillette de petits fruits. Étant donné leur mode de vie, ils construisaient leur wigwams de manière à pouvoir les transporter aisément d’un lieu à l’autre.
Au XVIe siècle, les Micmacs sont l’un des premiers peuples à entrer en contact avec les Européens. À titre d’intermédiaires, ils tenteront de tirer profit de la traite des fourrures entre les Européens et les nations situées plus à l’ouest.
Comme toutes les autres nations autochtones d’Amérique, une très grande partie de la population sera décimée par les maladies contagieuses attrapées au contact des Européens.
L’arrivée des missionnaires européens, au début du XVIIe siècle, transformera le mode de vie des Micmacs. Dès 1624, ce peuple délaissera progressivement ses valeurs spirituelles et culturelles au profit de la religion et du mode de vie européens.
À la suite de leur victoire sur les Français en 1763, les Anglais de la Nouvelle-Angleterre s’installeront en grand nombre dans la région atlantique. Le gouvernement britannique tentera de faire des Micmacs des agriculteurs et ces tentatives de sédentarisation échoueront. Malgré tout, les Micmacs deviendront une main-d’œuvre bon marché dans les domaines du transport et de la foresterie au détriment de leurs activités traditionnelles, ce qui entraînera des modifications socio-culturelles importantes pour leur nation.
De nos jours, la pêche au saumon est toujours pratiquée par les Micmacs et cette activité est devenue un facteur de développement économique important pour cette nation. Ainsi, la communauté de Gesgapegiag s’est associée à des propriétaires riverains pour former, en 1982, la Société de gestion du saumon de la Grande rivière Cascapédia qui organise des séjours de pêche pour les amateurs. Nous retrouvons également la coopérative d’artisanat micmac de Gesgapegiag, une coopérative florissante aux États-Unis. Plusieurs réalisations du peuple micmac ayant pour but de résoudre certains problèmes sociaux au sein de leurs communautés sont dignes de mention: la création d’un centre de désintoxication situé à Gesgapegiag, un centre d’accueil pour les jeunes en difficulté et un centre d’hébergement pour les femmes victimes de violence, tous deux à Listuguj. Listuguj et Gesgapegiag sont aussi deux communautés d'affaires dynamiques.
En 2001, les trois communautés Micmacs au Québec (Listuguj, Gesgapegiag, Gaspé) se sont unies pour former un organisme politique et administratif, le Secrétariat Mi’gmawei Mawiomi, afin de se donner des services communs, d’établir des liens avec des partenaires allochtones, notamment dans les secteurs de la pêche et de la foresterie, et de préparer leurs négociations en matière de revendications territoriales.
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NATIONS / MICMACS
Gespeg
de bande Micmac de Gespeg,
Montée de Corte-Real,
Gaspé, (Québec), G4X
d’interprétation Micmac de Gespeg, 783, boul. de la Pointe-Navarre, C.P. 69, Gaspé, (Québec), G4X 6V2
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Micmacs Gespeg
Territoire :
Une partie des membres de Gespeg résident à proximité de Gaspé, l’autre partie résident dans la région de Montréal et à l’extérieur du Québec.
Situation géographique :
Les membres de la bande résident à proximité de Gaspé. Aucun territoire n’est réservé à l’usage de la bande.
Superficie :
Ne s’applique pas.
Population : 1500
Principales langues parlées : Français, anglais
Gouvernement :
Conseil de bande Micmac de Gespeg
34, Montée de Corte-Real, C.P. 69, Gaspé, (Québec), G4X 6V2
Tel.: (418) 368-6005 Fax: (418) 368-1272 https://www.micmacgespeg.ca/ https://www.migmawei.ca/
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, musée d’interprétation, site d’interprétation avec artisanat, pêches commerciales, foresterie.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la route 132 mène à Gaspé. Réseau routier : ne s’applique pas. Nombre de maisons : ne s’applique pas.
Territory:
In the Montreal region and outside of the province of Quebec.
Geographical location:
The Gespeg members lives near Gaspé, in the Montreal region and outside of the province of Quebec.
Area:
Not applicable.
Population: 1500 Principal languages spoken: French, English
Government:
Conseil de bande Micmac de Gespeg
34, Montée de Corte-Real, C.P. 69, Gaspé, (Québec), G4X 6V2
Tel.: (418) 368-6005 Fax: (418) 368-1272 https://www.micmacgespeg.ca/ https://www.migmawei.ca/
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, interpretation museum, interpretation site arts and handicrafts, commercial listing, forestry.
Infrastructure:
Access: Highway 132 leads to Gaspé. Road network: not applicable. Number of houses: not applicable.
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Gesgapegiag
Aligewogwom Thrift Shop, General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3431
Angie’s Bakery, 35 Jerome Street, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-8011
Caisse populaire Desjardins de Maria, 554, Blvd. Perron, Maria, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3456(418) 759-3801
Chalets De L'Anse Ste-Helene, 892 Boulevard Perron O, Maria, QC G0C 1Y0 (581) 886-5455
CHRG Radio, 55 School St., Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-8196
Chucky’s Auto Repair, 30 Beach Rd., Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-5273
Dépanneur Martin, 185 Main Street, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-5440(418) 759-5448
First Nation Baskets, 15 Droken Road, Maria, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-5988(418) 759-5988
Galgoasiet Natural Resources, 101 Perron Blvd., P.O. Box 429, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 759-1303(418) 759-1301
Gesgapegiag Early Childhood Center, 35B Main Street, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 759-5759(418) 759-5788
Gesgapegiag Education Services, 100 Perron Blvd., P.O. Box 1280, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3441(418) 759-5856 Gesgapegiag Excavation, General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3441 Gesgapegiag Handycraft Coop - Coopérative Artisanat de Maria, 120 Perron Blvd., Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3504(418) 759-5424
Gesgapegiag Health & Community Services, 95 Main Street, P.O. Box 1450, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3431(418) 759-5866
Gesgapegiag Kateri Tekakwitha Church General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 759-3406 Gesgapegiag Police and Fire Department, 110 Perron Boulevard, P.O. Box 369, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3113(418) 759-3209
Indian Handicraft, General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-1300
Indian Bay Smokehouse, 7 Perron Blvd, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 392-6908
Jerome’s Canteen, 130 Main Street, P.O. Box 1182, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 759-5600
Le Relais De La Cache, C.P 706 Route 299 Km 62 Lac-Casault, (Quebec), G0C 1Y0 (581) 880-6025
Lobster Wholesale 104 Droken Road, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0.
(418) 759-1303
Lobster Hut, 4 Perron Blvd., General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (419) 759-5467
Lumberjack Service General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (581) 886-4081
Mawiomi Treatment Services, 85 School Street, P.O. Box 1068, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 759-3522(418) 759-3048
Micmac Cabinet Making, 30B Church Court, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0
(418) 392-9841
Micmac Camp General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 392-6327 Micmac Co-Op, 6 Perron Blvd, General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3504
Micmacs of Gesgapegiag Band Council, 100 Perron Blvd., P.O. Box 1280, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3441(418) 759-5856
Micmacs Of Gesgapegiag Joneve, 100 Perron Boulevard, General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 392-1918
Micmacs of the Grand Cascapedia, 10 Drokon, P.O. Box 516, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 392-6327(418) 392-5044
Psychic Medium And Intuitive Coach, General Delivery, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 392-1918 Walgwan Center, P.O.Box 1009, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0 (418) 759-3006(418) 759-3064 Wejgwapniag School, 40 Main Street, P.O.Box 1280, Gesgapegiag, (Québec), G0C 1Y0(418) 759-3422(418) 759-5446
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Micmacs Gesgapegiag
Territoire : Communauté de Gesgapegiag
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 45 kilomètres à l’ouest de Bonaventure, sur la rive nord de la baie de Cascapédia.
Superficie : 182,26 hectares
Population : 1 501
Principales langues parlées : Micmac, anglais
Gouvernement :
Micmacs of Gesgapegiag Band Council 100 Perron Blvd., P.O. Box 1280, Gesgapegiag, Québec G0C 1Y0
Tél.: (418) 759-3441 Fax: (418) 759-5856 https://www.gesgapegiag.ca/en/index https://www.migmawei.ca/
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, foresterie, construction, transport, pourvoirie.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, articles de sport, art et artisanat, restauration, vêtements, station service.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la 132.
Réseau routier : 1 490 mètres de routes en gravier et 4 490 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 154
Territory:
Community of Gesgapegiag
Geographical location: Gesgapegiag is located 45 km west of Bonaven-ture, on the north shore of Cascapédia Bay.
Area: 182.26 hectares
Population: 1,501
Principal languages spoken: Micmac, English
Government:
Micmacs of Gesgapegiag Band Council 100 Perron Blvd., P.O. Box 1280, Gesgapegiag, Québec G0C 1Y0
Tel.: (418) 759-3441 Fax: (418) 759-5856 https://www.gesgapegiag.ca/en/index https://www.migmawei.ca/
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, services, tourism, forestry, construction, transport, outfitting.
Businesses and services:
Arts and handicrafts, clothing, food supplier, restaurant, sporting goods, service station.
Infrastructure:
Access: Gesgapegiag can be reached by Highway 132. Road network: 1,490 metres of gravel road and 4,490 metres of paved road.
Number of houses: 154
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Alaqsite’w Gitpu School, 18 Caplin, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0
Listuguj
(418) 788-3100(418) 788-3120
Barnaby’s, 113 Riverside West, P.O. Box 273, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2047
Birch Bark Canoes Sales / Fabrication, 47 Dundee Road, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-2963
CHRQ-FM Radio (106,9 FM), 116 Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2121(418) 788-2653
Conseillers parajudiciaires autochtones / Région Restigouche-Gaspé, 6, Church Crescent, C.P. 203, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-5455
Dépanneur Restigouche Drive-Throu, 17 Interprovincial Blvd., Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-3203(418) 788-5225
Gignu / Restigouche Redaptation Center, 4 Pacific Drive, P.O. Box 193, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0
Haven House, 2 Ennu, P.O. Box 99, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0
J. Mitchell Trucking, 89 Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0
Jerome Grocery, 17 Riverside East, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0
(418) 788-5605(418) 788-2751
(418) 788-5544(418) 788-2687
(418) 788-3204(418) 788-5460
(418) 788-2836
Kosh Construction, General Delivery, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-5106
Listuguj Community Development Center, 42 Dundee Road, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-3000(418) 788-3001
Listuguj Community Health Services, 6 Pacific Drive, P.O. Box 377, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-2155(418) 788-3155
Listuguj Eats (Subway),
Riverside East, Listuguj,
G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2286(418) 788-2709
Listuguj Education Directorate, 1 Riverside West, P.O. Box 298, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-2248(418) 788-5980
Listuguj Fire Department, 17-A Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-5848(418) 788-3157
Listuguj Home Care, 9B Riverside East, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2988(418) 788-3146
Listuguj Mi’gmaq Development Center, 2 Pacific Drive, P.O. Box 173, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-1347(418) 788-3095
Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government, 17 Riverside West, P.O.Box 298, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-2136(418) 788-2058
Listuguj Natural Resources, 44 Dundee Road, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-3022(418) 788-3058
Listuguj Police Department, 17-B Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2003(418) 788-2330
Listuguj Social Assistance Services, 5 Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2909(418) 788-3113
Listuguj Social Services, 17 Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-3039(418) 788-9021
Martin Grocery Store, 3 Pacific Drive, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2173
Mawo’Itijig Mijjuaji’jg Child Care Center, 8 Pacific Drive, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-2553(418) 788-2603
Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n Wind Farm, 2 Riverside Drive West, P.O. Box 135, Listugui, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-1760(418) 788-1315
Metallic’s Grocery, 34 Riverside West, P.O.Box 117, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2324
Mic Mac Electric, 67-A Interprovincial Blvd., Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-5152(418) 788-5152
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Territoire : Communauté de Listuguj
Situation géographique :
La communauté est située à 118 kilomètres au sud-ouest de Bonaventure, sur la rive nord de la rivière Ristigouche.
Superficie : 3 663,22 hectares
Population : 4 021
Principales langues parlées : Mimac, Anglais
Gouvernement :
Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government 17 Riverside West, P.O.Box 298, Listuguj, Québec G0C 2R0 Tél.: (418) 788-2136 Fax: (418) 788-2058 http://listuguj.ca https://www.migmawei.ca
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, commerces et services, tourisme, construction, transport, foresterie, pêcheries.
Commerces et services :
Alimentation, électriciens, art et artisanat, plomberie, bureau de poste, quincaillerie, décoration intérieure, tabagie, essence, fleuriste, vêtements, fumoir, nourriture, fleuriste, paysagiste, tabagies.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par la route 132.
Réseau routier : 5 890 mètres de routes en gravier et 4 540 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 805
Territory:
Community of Listuguj
Geographical location:
Listuguj is located 118 km southwest of Bonaventure, on the north shore of the Ristigouche River.
Area: 3,663.22 hectares
Population: 4,021
Principal languages spoken: Micmac, English Government:
Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government 17 Riverside West, P.O.Box 298, Listuguj, Québec G0C 2R0 Tel.: (418) 788-2136 Fax: (418) 788-2058 http://listuguj.ca https://www.migmawei.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, businesses, services, tourism, construction, transport, forestry, fisheries.
Businesses and services: Arts and handicrafts, gasoline, clothing, hardware store, interior decoration, landscaping, electricians, post office, florist, smoke shop, food supplier.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by Highway 132. Road network: 5,890 metres of gravel road and 4,540 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 805
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Mi’gmawei Mawiomi Secretariat, 2 Riverside West, P.O. Box 135, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(418) 788-1760(418) 788-1315
Sophia’s Creative Spirit, 94 Riverside East, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2712(418) 788-2589
Sphinx International Consultants, 42 Caplin Road, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-3377
St-Anne’s Church, 4 Riverside West, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2853
Tracey’s Canvas, Migmag Artisan, 21 A Church Crescent, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0(581) 884-0707
VM Wood Working, General Delivery, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2657
Woodpile Gas Bar & Handicrafts, 32 Gaspé Highway, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-5876(418) 788-5876
Wysote Depanneur, 1 Principal Street, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2518(418) 788-5530
Wysote’s Pro Hardware, 1 Principale, Listuguj, (Québec), G0C 2R0 (418) 788-2932(418) 788-5530
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Before the 16th century, the members of the Five Nations Iroquois Confederacy (Haudenosaunee), called the Iroquois, lived primarily by farming, commercial trade of agricultural (corn floor, tobacco) and handicraft products, and traditional activities such as hunting, fishing, trapping and harvesting. In the 17th century, the territory of the Confederacy, along the SaintLawrence River and the Mohawk River is estimated to be 35,000 km2. Contact with Europeans in the 17th century gradually began to change the Mohawk way of life; especially with the fur trade, the use of firearms, metal, etc. At the same time, under the influence of the many Jesuits from Europe, the Mohawks were converting to Catholicism.
Skilful in the arts of war and trade, the Mohawks took part in the English-French wars who marked the beginning of the colonization in Nouvelle-France by being allies to the English forces. They progressively take the place of the Hurons in the monopole of fur trade and they will battle them fiercely. In the middle of the 16th century, the Mohawks gradually settle in reductions near English villages and, after several moves, they settle in 1717 in what is now Kahnawake. A group of Mohawks from the village moved again, in 1721, to an Algonquin village, wich they renamed Kanesatake in 1755.
Beginning in the 19th century, the Mohawks, with their ability to brave rapids and navigate rough waters, distinguished themselves as oarsmen with several shipping companies. In 1884, they proved their mettle by leading a British expedition up the Nile to Khartoum in Sudan. Other Mohawks were hired by construction companies because of their exceptional ability to climb the highest scaffolding. In Montreal, the Mohawks helped build the Victoria Bridge in 1860. In 1889, they worked on the Quebec city bridge. On August 29, 1907, the bridge collapsed, killing 96 people including 33 Kahnawake Mohawks.
Living on both sides of the Canada-US border, the Mohawks reject the actual frontiers of Canada and the United States and will claim the right of free circulation for their people and for merchandise over the borders. Many major demonstrations will be held to support these revendications. One of these demonstrations, with regards to land claims in the Oka village, remains a sadly well-known event in relations between the Mohawks and non-Native people in Quebec. This conflict, in wich the Canadian army and the Sûreté du Québec had to intervene in the summer of 1990, was one of the worst episodes in the history of relations between Native people and Quebecers.
Today, the Iroquois nation is spread across Quebec, Ontario and New York State. In Quebec, over 10,000 Mohawks live in Kahnawake, a 53 km2 territory. This dynamic community has four schools, including two high schools, a radio station, a newspaper (The Eastern Door), a hospital managed entirely by the community and a Caisse populaire.
The Mohawks aspire to a great deal of control over their own affairs. Kahnawake signed a framework agreement with the federal government in December 1991 in order to negotiate greater autonomy than provided for in the Indian Act. In Kanesatake, negotiations are still under way to definitively settle this community’s grievances.
The actual economy of the Mohawk communities is mainly based on public and private services businesses; the nearness of major urban centers helped the Mohawks to develop small businesses in various sectors of activities that are today flourishing.
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LES MOHAWKSLES MOHAWKS
Avant le XVIe siècle, les membres de la Confédération iroquoise des Cinq Nations (Haudenosaunee), communément appelés les Iroquois, vivaient principalement d’une économie de subsistance basée sur l’agriculture, l’échange commercial de produits agricoles (farine de maïs et tabac) et artisanaux, ainsi que sur la pratique d’activités traditionnelles de chasse, de pêche et de cueillette. Au XVIIe siècle, on évalue la superficie du territoire de la Confédération, qui longe le fleuve Saint-Laurent et s’échelonne le long de la rivière Mohawk, à environ 35 000 km2.Au contact des Européens, au XVIIe siècle, le mode de vie des Mohawks se transforme peu à peu; notamment avec l’usage de plus en plus répandu du métal et des armes à feu. À la même époque, sous l’influence des missionnaires jésuites, les Mohawks se convertissent au catholicisme.
Habiles dans les arts de la guerre et du commerce, les Mohawks participent aux guerres franco-anglaises qui marquèrent les débuts de la colonisation en Nouvelle-France en s’alliant aux forces britanniques. Ils supplantent progressivement les Hurons dans le monopole du commerce des fourrures et ils livreront à ces derniers une guerre sans merci.Au milieu du XVIe siècle, les Mohawks s’installent graduellement dans des réductions près des villages anglais et après plusieurs déménagements, ils s’installent en 1717 sur le site de Kahnawake. Un groupe de Mohawks de ce village déménage à nouveau en 1721 dans un village algonquin, nommé Kanesatake en 1755.
À compter du XIXe siècle, les Mohawks travaillent comme pagayeurs dans plusieurs compagnies de transport, étant donné leur aptitude à affronter les rapides et à voguer sur des eaux agitées. Ils s’illustreront à cet effet en 1884, en permettant à une expédition britannique de remonter le Nil jusqu’à Khartoum, au Soudan. Leur aptitude à travailler dans les hauteurs les amèneront à travailler dans d’importants chantiers de construction tant aux États-Unis qu’au Canada, d’où l’adage faisant état du fait que les autochtones n’ont pas le mal du vertige : à Montréal, les Mohawks participent à la construction du pont Victoria en 1860; en 1899. Ils travaillent aussi au montage du pont de Québec (le 29 août 1907, le pont s’écroule et fait 96 morts, dont 33 sont de Kahnawake).
Répartis de chaque côté de la frontière canado-américaine, les Mohawks rejettent les frontières actuelles du Canada et des États-Unis et revendiqueront le droit de libre circulation personnel et des biens du commerce. Quelques manifestations majeures viendront appuyer leurs revendications.Une de ces manifestations, à la suite d’un litige concernant la revendication territoriale du village d’Oka, demeure un épisode tristement célèbre dans les relations entre les Mohawks et les non-autochtones au Québec. Ce conflit, dans lequel l’armée canadienne et la Sûreté du Québec sont intervenus à l’été 1990, est l’un des pires de l’histoire moderne des relations entre Québécois et Autochtones.
Aujourd’hui, la nation iroquoise est répartie entre le Quebec, l’Ontario et l’État de New York. Au Québec, plus de 10,000 Mohawks résident à Kahnawakeprès, sur un territoire de 53 km2. Dans cette communauté dynamique, on retrouve quatre écoles, dont deux offrent aux étudiants l’opportunité de poursuivre leurs études secondaires. Il y a également une station radiophonique, un journal (The Eastern Door), un hôpital entièrement géré par la collectivité et une caisse populaire.
Ceux-ci se rendent dans les villes environnantes pour étudier ou pour recevoir des soins médicaux. Les Mohawks aspirent à un haut degré d’autonomie dans la gestion des affaires de leur bande. Kahnawake a signé une entente cadre avec le gouvernement fédéral, en décembre 1991, en vue de négocier un régime offrant une plus grande autonomie que celui prévu par la Loi sur les Indiens. À Kanesatake, des négociations se poursuivent toujours en vue du règlement territoriale définitif des griefs de cette collectivité.L’économie actuelle des communautés mohawks est basée principalement sur des entreprises de services publics et privés, leur voisinage des grands centres urbains leur a permis de développer des petites entreprises aujourd’hui très prospères.
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NATIONS / MOHAWKS
1 Smart Cookie, P.O. Box 1235, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
Kahnawake
(514) 677-4449
4 Paws Grooming, P.O. Box 1235, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7297
7 Generations Day Care, P.O. Box 2220, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8838
99 Resto Bar, P.O. Box 2279, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-7529
Ahke:nonsah Basic Home Maintenance and Training Services, P.O. Box 532, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-3867
Akwa Construction, P.O. Box 1869, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2892
Akwesane Sports, 1023 Highway 138 West, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4447
Alan Goodleaf Plumbing, P.O,. Box 576, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 952-9584
All In Good Spirits, P.O. Box 1163, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0, (450) 638-2463
All Kinds of Crap, P.O. Box 1042, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
Angel Deer Artist, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2463
Aromatic Spirit, P.O. Box 1827, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-8009(450) 635-8009
ATD Manufacturing Technologies, 2100, route 138, PO box 2254, Highway 138, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7171
Atohnhetsha, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 743-4635
Aurora Leborgne Painting, P.O. Box 1255, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 773-1728
Avery’s Guest & Meeting Facilities, P.O. Box 939, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-3322
Bad K Designs, P.O. Box 874, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-9819
Battling Cage / Eagle Eye Recreation, P.O. Box 716, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-1040 Bayview Restaurant, P.O. Box 2132, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-5656
Bear Design, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0, (514) 968-7989
Bee Gone - Infestation Removal Service, P.O. Box 36, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0(450) 632-6439
Big Bear Trading, P.O. Box 1814, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-7893(450) 635-7087
Black Berries Specialty Foods, P.O. Box 1695, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6301 Bryan Lawrence Garage, P.O. Box 328, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-9947 Built-Rite Foundation, P.O.Box 985, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6471 Bully’s Truck Stop, P.O. Box 1080, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2152
Burton Jacobs Construction, P.O. Box 391, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 262-8453
Bush Tree Service , General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 206-9001
Business Plans Plus, P.O. Box 1786, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-9045
Busy Bee Social Media Marketing, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0, (514) 773-1728
Calico Cottage Quilt and Gift Shop, P.O. Box 1488, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7070
Cannon’s Auto Sales, P.O. Box 850, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-8664
Carolyn’s Activity Planner, P.O. Box 558, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7960
Caughnawaga Construction, P.O. Box 87, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-4556
Caughnawaga Garage, P.O. Box 96, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-0571(450) 632-0192
Caughnawaga Golf Club & Dining Room, P.O. Box 840, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0(450) 632-7163(450) 632-0192
Cedar Hedge Trimming, P.O. Box 687, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 776-9759
Central Station, P.O. Box 949, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6186
Chainsaw Landscapers, P.O. Box 1484, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 716-6952
Chris Montour Construction, P.O. Box 181, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-5278(450) 632-8351
Clear Sky Painting, P.O. Box 575, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 821-6810
Club Rez, Route 207, P.O.Box 1350, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-9434(450) 635-3695
Commission de développement des ressources humaines des Pemières Nations du Québec (CDRHPNQ), New Business Complex, 2 River Road, P.O. Box 2010, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4171(450) 638-4101
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Entreprises et organismes / Businesses and organizations tf Mohawks
Mohawks Kahnawake
Gouvernement/ Government:
Mohawk Council of Kahnawake, P.O. Box 720, Kahnawake (Qc) J0L 1B0
Tél.: (450) 632-7500 http://www.kahnawake.com
Territoire : Communauté de Kahnawake
Situation géographique :
La communauté de Kahnawake est située à 10 kilomètres au sud-ouest de Montréal, sur la rive sud du lac Saint-Louis.
Superficie :
Kahnawake : 5 059,17 hectares
Doncaster : 7 896,20 hectares
Population : 10 982
Principales langues parlées : Mohawk, anglais
Activités économiques : Commerces et services
Commerces et services : Buanderie, ébénisterie, informatique, peintre, services de secrétariat, alimentation, bureau de poste, électriciens, jardinage, pharmacie, services de produits et de nettoyage, aménagement et entretien paysager, cadeaux, embarcations, jouets, photographes, services funéraires, carrière, entrepreneurs en construction, journal «The Eastern Door», pièces automobiles, services juridiques, centre de jardinage, lave-auto, piscines, soins esthétiques, art et artisanat, centre sportif, équitation, plomberie, soudure, articles de sport, céra-mique, essence, produits de beauté, structures d’acier, automobiles, cimenterie, excavation, maçonnerie, produits pétroliers, bar laitier, confiserie, marina, quincaillerie, taxi, bétail, fleuristes, matériaux de construction, restauration, traiteur, bijoux, débosselage, fondations, menuiserie, revêtement routier, transport ambulancier, bingo, décoration et désign intérieur, foresterie, meubles, salon de beauté, transport routier, dépanneurs, garderies, services bancaires, vêtements, boulangerie, disquaire, golf, nettoyage à sec, services de consultants, boutique chasse et pêche, eau de source, imprimerie, nettoyage de tapis.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté de Kahnawake est accessible par la route 132, la route 138 et la route 207.
Réseau routier : 32 120 mètres de routes en gravier et 59 250 mètres en asphalte.
Nombre de maisons : 2 190
Territory: Community of Kahnawake
Geographical location:
The community of Kahnawake is located 10 km southwest of Montreal on the southern shore of Lake Saint-Louis.
Area:
Kahnawake: 5,059.17 hectares
Doncaster: 7,896.2 hectares
Population: 10,982
Principal languages spoken:
Mohawk, English
Economic activities: Businesses and services.
Businesses and services:
Ambulance service, cabinets, dry cleaning, home decorating/interior design, painting, road transport, arts and handicrafts, candy, electricians, horseback riding/stables, paving, sandblasting, athletic centre, carwash, excavation, household appliances, pharmacy, automobiles, carpenters, florists, hunting and fishing supplies, sporting goods, bakery, caterer, forestry, jewellery, plumbing, steel erectors, banking services, cemetery, foundations, landscaping/maintenance, pools, taxis, beauty salons, ceramics, funeral parlour, laundry, post office, toys, beauty treatments, cleaning products and services, furniture, livestock, printing, bingo, clothing, garden centre, marina, quarry, typing services, boats, computer services, gardening, masonry, consultant services, gasoline, newspaper “The Eastern Door”, welding, building contractors, convenience stores, gifts, restaurant, building materials, cosmetics, golf, oil products, day-care centres, hardware store.
Infrastructure:
Access: Kahnawake can be reached by Highway 132, 138 and 207. Road network: 32,120 metres of gravel road and 59,250 metres of paved road.
Number of houses: 2,190
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Conseillers parajudiciaires autochtones / Région Montréal-Kahnawake-Akwesasne, P.O. Box 2143, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-5647
Country Peddlers Gas Bar, P.O. Box 530, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6357
Country Side Gas Station, P.O. Box 454, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-5183
Creekside Store, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9772
Cross Painting, P.O. Box 171, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6281
Dairy King, P.O.Box 304, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9661
Dave’s Auto Body, P.O. Box 1029, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-3492(450) 632-3548
Dave’s Industrial Sandblasting, P.O. Box 1029, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-3492(450) 632-3548
Day Taxi, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 795-8928
Deer, Angel - Artist, P.O. Box 1923, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-2640
Deer Crossing, P.O. Box 899, Route 132, Kahnawake, QC, (450) 638-4422
Deere Garage, P.O.Box 71, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-0744(450) 638-7244
Devcom Installations, P.O. Box 1594, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-1741
Diabo Auto, P.O. Box 1017, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-9009(450) 638-2369
Diabo Construction, P.O.Box 743, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-0594(450) 635-0694
Diabo Excavation, P.O. Box 1449, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-1364
Diabo Trucking, P.O. Box 1449, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-1364
Diva’s Den, P.O. Box 1075, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 654-7611
Dustin’s, P.O. Box 82, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-3613
Eagle’s Nest, P.O. Box 1651, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 633-0181(450) 633-0181
Eastern Door, The, P.O. Box 1170, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-3050(450) 635-8479
Echos of a Proud Nation Pow Wow, P.O. Box 1079, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8667(450) 632-2813
Eileen’s Cakes & Pastries, P.O. Box 777, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2253(450) 638-9866
Electrician J. Diabo Electric, P.O. Box 1243, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-4369(450) 632-9420
Electrolux Kahnawake, P.O. Box 131, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-9396(450) 635-9113
Erlene & Joanne’s Catering, P.O. Box 1244, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6268
Fadee’s Chip Stand, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
Favors, P.O. Box 1724, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-6669(450) 635-6669
Femmes Autochtones du Québec inc. (FAQ) / Quebec Native Women Inc. (QNW), Business Complex, 2 River Road, P.O. Box 1989, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-0088(450) 632-9280
First Choice Gas Station, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7211
First Nations TV, P.O. Box 1311, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 880-9449(450) 632-9066
First Nations Wireless, P.O. Box 1749, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-4441(450) 632-2692
Franklin Empire Electric, P.O. Box 1455, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-4407(450) 632-9954
Fun Bounce Inflatables, P.O. Box 1472, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6236
G. Dione Construction, P.O. Box 333, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
(450) 638-0790
G.D.’s Garage, P.O.Box 298, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9891
Gail Horne’s Meat Pies, P.O. Box 689, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-5856
Gene’s Machines, P.O. Box 677, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6975
Get Plastered, P.O. Box 1107, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-3115
Get-N-Go Gas Station, P.O. Box 643, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-1937(514) 835-2081
Golden Meadow’s Professional Certified Wedding Consultant & Event Planner, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (438) 580-5661(450) 638-5968
Goodleaf Consulting, P.O. Box 550, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-5108(450) 632-0665
Goodleaf Convenience, P.O. Box 1857, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-5103
Goodleaf Gas Station, P.O. Box 1256, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-4261
Gran Sport Auto, P.O.Box 553, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-1177
Host Hotel, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-4678
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Hurrican Fuel, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-9229
Iron Horse Wear House, P.O. Box 952, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-0873
J & J Mini Mart, P.O. Box 651, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4545(450) 635-5949
J P Iroquois Woods, P.O. Box 1808, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-2381
J. R. Petroleum, P.O. Box 96, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-0571
J.R.’s Evergreen Lawn Service, P.O. Box 430, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 968-8401(450) 635-9173
Jacobs Excavation, P.O. Box 131, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9796
Jacob’s Hardware & Supplies, P.O.Box 780, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-0328(450) 638-0368
Jacobs Taxi Service, P.O. Box 131, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-9396
Jacobs Woodwork & Cabinets, P.O. Box 963, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-3155
JFK Concrete, P.O. Box 1620, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-0110(450) 234-3227
JFK Quary, P.O. Box 1620, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-7625(450)638-2733
Jimmy Goodleaf’s Auto Supply, P.O.Box 560, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-5103
Joe Flo Musky Tackle, P.O. Box 721, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8848
JoJo Nursery, P.O. Box 351, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7095(450) 635-9861
Jungle Love, P.O. Box 338, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-7673
K-103 Mohawk Radio CKRK-FM (103,7 FM), P.O. Box 1050, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0(450) 638-1313(450) 638-4009
Kahkotsi:io Beauty Salon, P.O. Box 1629, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9360
Kahnawà:ke Sustainable Energies, 2 River Road, 3e étage, C.P. 1110, Kahnawà:ke, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4280
Kahnawake Computer Service, P.O. Box 449, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8996
Kahnawake Crossfit, P.O. Box 15, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-8885
Kahnawake Driving Range, P.O.Box 391, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-0280
Kahnawake Dry Cleaning, P.O. Box 1139, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-2558(450) 635-5521
Kahnawake Environment Office, P.O. Box 1089, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-0600(450) 635-2787
Kahnewake Gas & Grocery, General Deliveery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7372
Kahnawake Hydro-Quebec, P.O. Box 166, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-2616
Kahnawake Lands Unit, P.O. Box 720, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-8244(418) 635-1773
Kahnawake Learning Center, P.O. Box 550, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7878
Kahnawake Library, P.O. Box 1950, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 633-1016(450) 633-1017
Kahnawake Marina, P.O.Box 98, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6061(450) 632-7991
Kahnawake Peacekeepers, P.O. Box 203, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6505(450) 632-4763
Kahnawake Pizza & Subs, P.O. Box 1802, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 633-1583
Kahnawake Pool Supplies, P.O. Box 1139, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-2558(450) 635-5521
Kahnawake Social Development Unit, P.O. Box 720, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-0500(450) 632-0976
Kahnawake Sports Complex, P.O.Box 720, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-3311(450) 638-7063
Kahnawake Survival School, P.O. Box 1978, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8831(450) 632-9081
Kahnawake Taxi, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 210-7599
Kahnawake Youth Center, P.O.Box 907, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6601 Kahnawakenews.com, P.O. Box 841, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 591-6012
Kambry’s Smoothies, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9119
Kateri Memorial Hospital Center, P.O. Box 10, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-3930(450) 638-4634
Kateri School, P.O. Box 100, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-3350
Keepers of the Eastern Door - Mohawk Singers and Dancers, P.O. Box 332, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6521(450) 635-2174
Khanata Gas Bar, P.O. Box 1053, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-8487
Kirby Tree Service, P.O. Box 773, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7506
Kwe Kwe Gourmet, P.O. Box 2015, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-5338
L. Albany Construction, P.O. Box 862, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7503
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Lafleur Golf Club and Dining, P.O.Box 132, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
(450) 638-0274
Leborgne Masonry, P.O. Box 474, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 820-7736(450) 638-7217
Legendz Barber Shop, P.O. Box 2397, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
Leonard Homer Construction, P.O. Box 1287, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
(450) 635-5304
Listen Entertainment Services, P.O. Box 480, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-2167
Lori’s Sewing, P.O. Box 640, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-3819
Martha Montour, Lawyer, Accredited Mediator and Other Professional Services, P.O. Box 939, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
McComber Archery, P.O.Box 690, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
(450) 635-3322
(450) 632-5732(450) 638-2586
McComber Fisheries, P.O. Box 1535, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2892(450) 638-7742
McComber’s Convenience, P.O. Box 340, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-6225
McComber’s Fish and Game, Highway 138, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2892(450) 638-7742
McWeld, P.O.Box 1119, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-3732
Megan Whyte, Artist, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
Men at Work, P.O. Box 2087, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 649-2599
Mikies Taxi, P.O.Box 1784, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-3114(450) 635-4790
Millie’s Antiques, P.O. Box 1119, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-0266
MMA Fight Shop, P.O. Box 2242, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6363(450) 638-1502
Mohawk Bingo, Route 138, P.O. Box 1149, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6830(450) 638-3969
Mohawk Bridge Consortium, P.O. Box 2253, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-6063(450) 638-4990
Mohawk Council of Kahnawake, P.O.Box 720, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7500(450) 638-5958
Mohawk Hills Golf & Country Club, P.O. Box 505, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7446
Mohawk Internet Technologies, 1470 Route 138, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4007(450) 638-9885
Mohawk Market, P.O. Box 2279, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-0099(450) 638-8960
Mohawk Masonry, P.O. Box 2278, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 820-7526
Mohawk Nation News, P.O. Box 991, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-9345
Mohawk Painting, P.O. Box 1636, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-3918
Mohawk Princess Productions, P.O. Box 1971, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 777-8759
Mohawk Royal Equestrain Centre, P.O. Box 1980, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 633-1444
Mohawk Wood Products, P.O. Box 746, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4775
Mouchie’s Mobile Music, P.O. Box 327, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-9613(450) 632-7625
Musée Kateri Tekakwitha Museum, P.O.Box 70, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6030
Musky Mike’s Charter Service, P.O. Box 432, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 795-7998
My Messy Kitchen Catering, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 561-3420
Mystic Pines Golf & Country Club, P.O. Box 279, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 817-7849
National Indian and Inuit Community Health Representatives Organization, 1 Roy Montour Lane, P.O. Box 1019, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-0892(450) 632-2111
North American Towing Service, P.O. Box 1712, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-4453
OCR Gas Bar and Car Wash, P.O. Box 53, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-7147
OCR Necessities & Gas Bar, P.O. Box 1354, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-8821
Okwaho’s Mohawk Moving Systems, P.O. Box 531, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-4357
Okwari Arts / Rapid Water Studio Gallery, Rte 138 West, Khanata Plaza, P.O. Box 389, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7771(450) 632-7527
Old Malone Gas Bar, P.O. Box 53, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7100(450) 632-0177
Organizational Development Services, P.O. Box 1440, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0(450) 632-6880
Patton’s Glen Golf Club, P.O. Box 1815, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6132
Patton’s Woodcraft, P.O.Box 492, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7126 Perron, Tonya - Lawyer, P.O. Box 38, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-9929(450) 638-7863
Playground Poker, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-4318
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Poissant & Deer Funeral Directors, P.O. Box 558, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7960
Precision Audio Lab, P.O. Box 1795, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 516-4143
Pro Cut Tree Service, P.O. Box 695, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 293-6500
Quick 8 Construction, P.O. Box 1859, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8808(450) 632-8804
R & S Construction, P.O. Box 2041, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (438) 887-8789
Rail, The @ Playground Poker, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-4318
Rakwatakwas Carpentry, P.O. Box 837, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-1953(450) 638-9084
Redwire Computers, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 867-4062
Revolutionary Creations, P.O. Box 1331, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-0818
Rice Mohawk Lawn & Landscaping, P.O. Box 430, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 999-7963(450) 638-6412
Ristorante La Vista, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 528-4782
Riverside Inn, P.O. Box 1636, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6228(450) 635-8479
Robbie’s Smokehouse & Burger Bar, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0
Sequoia Soaps, P.O. Box 1443, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2197
Simple Pleasures Catering, P.O. Box 1276, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-2630
Snake’s Poker, P.O. Box 1349, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-6999
Step-By-Step Child Family Center, P.O. Box 771, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7603
Tammy Beauvais Designs, P.O. Box 1599, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-6757(514) 717-6757
Tewatohnhi’saktha (Kahnawake Economic Development Commission), P.O. Box 1110, 2 River Road, 3rd Floor - Kahnawake Business Complex, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0(450) 638-4280(450) 638-3276
The Barn , General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-5757
The Batting Cage, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-1040
The Rail Coal Fire Bistro General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-4318
Tota Màs Café, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7500
Total Fitness, P.O. Box 933, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 464-4348
Delectable Delights, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-8995
Triple Delights Chocolate, P.O. Box 339, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 222-9561
Caisse Populaire Kahnawake, P.O. Box 1987, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-5464(450) 638-3411
Turtle Clan Construction, P.O. Box 1277, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 633-1062
Turtle Island Arts & Crafts, P.O.Box 77, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-8702
Two O Seven Steak and Seafood, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (438) 923-8236
Two Row Occupational Health & Safety Services, PO Box 1789, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 922-7120
United Church Office, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 632-7799
V.I.S.T.A. Seminars, P.O. Box 1117, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-4544(450) 635-9974
Victor K. Diabo Construction, P.O. Box 88, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-1866
Village Variety, P.O.Box 99, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-2445(450) 635-2648
Vision Design, P.O. Box 1798, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 898-1769
W.J.S. Gas Bar / Excavation, P.O. Box 1080, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-3986(450) 638-3589
Wacky Weedeaters, P.O. Box 2228, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 433-7245
Wayne’s Complete Tree Service, P.O. Box 1229, Old Malone Highway, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-7590
West Island Tree Service, P.O. Box 1526, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-1924(450) 638-4787
Wild Wild West, P.O. Box 1372, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 444-2373
Wine Barrel, General Delivery, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 635-1787
Wolfco, P.O. Box 1809, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-6679
Wolf’s Den, P.O.Box 743, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (450) 638-5270
WWK Stacey Printing & Office Supplies, P.O. Box 837, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0(450) 638-1953(450) 638-9084
Yes Sir Taxi, Kahnawake, (Québec), J0L 1B0 (514) 318-5070
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Kohsatens Stables, 501 Ste. Philomene, Kanesatake, (Québec), J0N 1E0 (450) 479-6822
Moccasin - Jo Coffee + Tea, 113 Ahsennenson, Kanesatake, (Québec), J0N 1E0 (450) 479-8415
Mohawk Council of Kanesatake, 681, Ste-Philomène, Kanesatake, (Québec), J0N 1E0(450) 479-8373(450) 479-8249
Onen’to:kon Treatment Center, P.O. Box 89, 380 St. Michel, Kanesatake, (Québec), J0N 1E0(450) 479-8353(450) 479-1034
Ratihente High School, 681-A Ste-Philomene, Kanesatake, (Québec), J0N 1E0 (450) 479-8373(450) 479-1904
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Mohawks Kanesatake
Territoire :
Communauté de Kanesatake et établissement de Doncaster
Situation géographique :
L’établissement de Kanesatake est situé sur la rive nord de l’Outaouais, à 53 kilomètres à l’ouest de Montréal.
Superficie :
Kanesatake : 958,05 hectares Doncaster : 7 896,2 hectares
Population : 2 513
Principales langues parlées : Mohawk, anglais et français
Gouvernement : Mohawk Council of Kanesatake 681, Ste-Philomène, Kanesatake, Québec J0N 1E0
Tél.: (450) 479-8373 Fax: (450) 479-8249 https://kanesatake.ca
Activités économiques : Agriculture, art et artisanat, commerces et services, construction, transport.
Commerces et services :
Confection de vêtements, mécanique automobile, dépanneurs, réparation de petits moteurs, ébénisteries, services ambulanciers, entrepreneur général, site de camping, équipement de bureau, vente et location de matériel de pêche, essence, vergers.
Infrastructure : Accès : Kanesatake est accessible par la route 344.
Réseau routier : 4 680 mètres de routes en gravier et 4 620 mètres en asphalte. Nombre de maisons : 327
Territory:
Community of Kanesatake and settlement of Doncaster
Geographical location:
The settlement if Kanesatake is located on the north shore of the Ottawa River, 53 km west of Montreal.
Area:
Kanesatake: 958.05 hectares Doncaster: 7,896.2 hectares
Population: 2,513
Principal languages spoken: Mohawk, English and French
Government:
Mohawk Council of Kanesatake 681, Ste-Philomène, Kanesatake, Québec J0N 1E0
Tél.: (450) 479-1690 Fax: (450) 479-1622 https://kanesatake.ca
Economic activities:
Agriculture, Arts and handicrafts, businesses and services, construction, transport.
Businesses and services:
Ambulance service, automobile repairs, cabinet making, camp ground, clothing manufacturing, convenience stores, fishing equipment, gasoline, general contraction, office equipment, apples, small engine repair.
Infrastructure:
Access: Kanesatake can be reached by Highway 344. Road network: 4,680 metres of gravel road and 4,620 metres of paved road. Number of houses: 327
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Asmall nomadic tribe of 1,500 Indians, the Naskapis lived south of Ungava Bay, between the Labrador coast and Hudson Bay until the 17th century. Since agriculture was impractical in thes northern lands, the Naskapis lived by trapping, hunting caribou, seal, migrating birds and fishing.
They hunted mainly caribou, and they followed the migration of the game. Hunting required families to split up during the winter when game was scarce and to regroup in the spring to hunt the herds of caribou returning from the south. These reunions were a cause for celebration and prayer. The women prepared the pelts used to make clothes, bags, tents, and strips for the snowshoes and drums.
The Naskapis have a culture and a language of their own; distinct from the language and traditions of all the other Native nations in Quebec. They preserved this way of life since the beginning ot the 20th century because they were in contact occasionally with Europeans, and with Quebecers after 1821.
When a fur post opened in the Schefferville region at Fort Nascopie in 1838, however, it disrupted the Naskapi way of life. Because the trading post was close to their encampment, they were encouraged to abandon the caribou hunt to trap small animals whose pelts fetched a good price.
The Naskapis quickly became dependant on the trading posts. This dependance cut ties among families frequenting different posts. The lack of communication meant the hunters did not know what path the herds of caribou were taking, and a lack of caribou meat caused a famine among the Naskapis that threatened the community’s existence. In 1949, the federal government had to send to Fort Chimo food rations and provided health care to the population.
In 1956, the federal government decided to move the Naskapi community to Schefferville. Over the course of twenty-five years, the Naskapis established good relations with the neighbouring Innus in the village of Matimekosh.
The signing of the Northeastern Quebec Agreement, in January 1978, marked a new turning point in the life of the Naskapis. In compensation for the loss of their lands and ancestral rights, they receive 9 million dollars. The Naskapis are also given a 41.1 km2 of (1A-N) land by the federal government for their exclusive use and a 284.9 km2 of (1B-N) land. They also have exclusive hunting and fishing rights on 4,144 km2. In the fall of 1984, they move into their new village, Kawawachikamach, 20 km north of Schefferville.
In 1984, the Cree-Naskapi Act exempted the latter from the Indian Act and granted them great administrative autonomy. The Naskapi Development Corporation was then created to ensure the socio-economic development of the community. The main economic activities of the community revolve around adventure tourism, construction, mining services and transportation, trapping of fur animals and handicrafts. Kawawachikamach has wellequipped community buildings, including a primary and secondary school, a CLSC, a fire station, a police station, a shopping center, a community center and a multi-purpose arena.
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NASKAPIS
LES NASKAPIS
Petite communauté nomade d’environ 1 500 autochtones, les Naskapis vivaient au XVIIe siècle, au sud de la Baie d’Ungava, entre la côte du Labrador et de la Baie d’Hudson. L’agriculture étant impraticable sur ces terres nordiques, les Naskapis tiraient leur subsistance de la chasse au caribou, au phoque et aux oiseaux migrateurs ainsi que de la pêche blanche.
La Nation Naskapi possède une culture et une langue spécifique et distincte des autres nations autochtones et Inuit. Ceux-ci ont pu préserver leur mode de vie traditionnel jusqu’au début du siècle, puisqu’ils n’ont été en contact que de façon occasionnelle avec les Européens, et par la suite avec les Québécois à partir de 1821.
Toutefois, l’ouverture d’un comptoir de fourrures dans la région de Schefferville, à FortNascopie, en 1838, vient bouleverser le mode de vie des Naskapis. L’installation de ce poste de traite à proximité de leur campement les encourage à abandonner leurs pratiques de chasse traditionnelle pour s’adonner au piégeage des animaux à fourrure, qui devient une bonne monnaie d’échange.
Les Naskapis deviennent vite dépendants des postes de traite. Cette dépendance entraîne une séparation des familles qui fréquentent différents postes de traite. Fautes d’échanges, les chasseurs ne connaissent plus la trajectoire suivie par les hardes de caribous. Privé de cette source d’alimentation, le peuple naskapi fait face à la famine qui menace l’existence de la communauté. Ainsi, en 1949, Fort-Chimo doit recourir à l’aide alimentaire et sanitaire du gouvernement fédéral pour assurer sa survie.
En 1956, le gouvernement fédéral décide de déménager la communauté naskapie à Schefferville. Durant vingt-cinq ans, les Naskapis font bon voisinage avec les Innus, dans le village de Matimekosh.
La signature de la Convention du Nord-Est québécois, en 1978, marque un nouveau tournant dans la vie de la population naskapie. En compensation de la perte de leurs territoires et droits ancestraux, on leur accorde 9 millions de dollars. Les Naskapis se voient concéder un territoire de 41,1 km2 (terre 1A-N) par le gouvernement fédéral pour leur usage exclusif ainsi qu’un terrain de 284,9 km2 (terre 1B-N). Ils disposent d’un territoire exclusif de chasse et de pêche de 4 144 km2. À l’automne 1984, ils déménagent dans leur nouveau village, Kawawachikamach, à 20 kilomètres au nord de Schefferville.
En 1984, la Loi sur les Cris et les Naskapis soustrait ces derniers à la Loi sur les Indiens et leur confère une grande autonomie administrative. La Société de développement des Naskapis est alors créée pour assurer le développement socioéconomique de la communauté. Les principales activités économiques de la communauté gravitent autour du tourisme d’aventure, de la construction, des services miniers et du transport, du piégeage d’animaux à fourrure et de l’artisanat. Kawawachikamach est doté d’édifices communautaires bien équipés, dont une école qui offre l’enseignement primaire et secondaire, un CLSC, une caserne de pompiers, un poste de police, un centre commercial, un centre communautaire et un aréna multifonctionnel.
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Naskapis
Territoire : Communauté de Kawawachikamach
Situation géographique :
Le territoire est situé à 15 kilomètres au nordest de Schefferville, près du lac Matemace.
Superficie : 326,34 kilomètres carrés
Population : 1 356
Principales langues parlées : Naskapis, anglais
Gouvernement :
Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, Québec G0G 2Z0 Tél.: (418) 585-2686 Fax: (418) 585-3130 http://www.naskapi.ca
Activités économiques :
Art et artisanat, piégeage, tourisme, pourvoirie, construction, transport.
Commerces et services :
Bureau de poste, essence, restauration, magasin général, arcade, vidéo, dépanneur.
Infrastructure :
Accès : la communauté est accessible par auto, train, ou par avion, depuis Sept-Îles. Réseau routier : 2 880 mètres de routes. Nombre de maisons : 160
Territory:
Community of Kawawachikamach
Geographical location:
The territory is located 15 km northeast of Schefferville, near Lake Matemace.
Area: 326.34 squares kilometres
Population: 1,356
Principal languages spoken: Naskapi, English Government:
Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, Québec G0G 2Z0
Tél.: (418) 585-2686 Fax: (418) 585-3130 http://www.naskapi.ca
Economic activities:
Arts and handicrafts, tourism, trapping, outfitting, construction, transport.
Businesses and services:
Gasoline, restaurant, general store, arcade, post office, video, gas bar, depanneur.
Infrastructure:
Access: the community can be reached by car, train or airplane from Sept-îles. Road network: 2,880 metres.
Number of houses: 160
Naskapi
Nation of Kawawachikamach
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Kawawachikamach
CLSC Naskapi (Community Local Services Centre), P.O. Box 5154, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2131(418) 585-2430
Drop-In-Centre, P.O. Box 5004, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-3587(418) 585-3130
James Chescappio Memorial Learning Centre, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2621
Jimmy Sandy Memorial School, P.O. Box 5152, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-3811(418) 585-3347
Jonathan Shecanapish’s Memorial Fire Station, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-3297(418) 585-3267
Kathleen Tooma Beautiful Dawn Centre, 177 Chittspattio Road, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2663
Kawawachikamach Energy Services Inc., P.O. Box 5036, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-3271(418) 585-2439
Kawawachikamach Gas Bar, P.O. Box 5112, Kawawachikamach, (Quebec) GOG 2Z0 (418) 585-2070(418) 585-3267
Manikin Center, P.O. Box 5113, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-3660(418) 585-2737
Naskapi Arts & Crafts Shop, P.O. Box 5113, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-3660(418) 585-2737
Naskapi Catering LP, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2686(418) 585-3130
Naskapi Department of Public Works, P.O. Box 5112, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-3650(418) 585-3267
Naskapi Community Center, General Delivery, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-3059(418) 585-2164
Naskapi Development Corporation - Société de Développement Naskapis / Kawawachikamach, P.O.Box 5153, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2612(418) 585-3953
Naskapi Gas Bar & Garage Inc., P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2070(418) 585-3267
Naskapi Heavy Machinery LP, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2888(418) 585-2889
Naskapi Housing Maintenance, P.O. Box 5140, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-3650(418) 585-3267
Naskapi Hunters Support Program, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2686(418) 585-3130
Naskapi Justice Healing Committee, P.O. Box 5121, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2186(418) 585-3810
Naskapi Landholding Corporation, PO Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2686
Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2686(418) 585-3130
Naskapi NNADAP Program, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-8020(418) 585-3130
Naskapi Northern Wind Radio Station (CJCK-FM 89,9), P.O. Box 5153, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2111(418) 585-3953
Naskapi Police Force, P.O. Box 5011, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2293(418) 585-2294 Naskapi Post Office, General Delivery, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-3097(418) 585-2737
Naskapi Recreation Facility, P.O. Box 5004, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2123(418) 585-2446
Naskapi Wellness Center , 1008 Naskapi Road, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-8020
Municipal Garage, P.O. Box 5112, Kawawachikamach, (Quebec) GOG 2Z0 (418) 585-2603(418) 585-2634
Pimi Naskinnuk LP, P.O. Box 5111, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2686(418) 585-3130
Sachidun ChildCare Center, P.O. Box 5075, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-2020(418) 585-2050
Shinapest Tooma Memorial Arena, General Delivery, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2264
Shinapest Tooma Memorial Arena Restaurant, General Delivery, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2772
Sichuun Inc., 96 rue Atlantic, Schefferville (Québec), G0G 2T0 (418) 585-8000
Social Services of CLSC Naskapi, P.O. Box 5154, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0(418) 585-3507(418) 585-2430
St. John’s Anglican Church, P.O. Box 5119, Kawawachikamach, (Québec), G0G 2Z0 (418) 585-2557(418) 585-3130
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New brunswickNew brunswick THE Maliseet 12. Kingsclear 15. Madawaska Maliseet First Nation 10. Oromocto 11. Saint Mary’s 14. Tobique 13. Woodstock FIRST NATIONS NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS Mi’kmaq 8. Buctouche 3. Esgenoopetitj First Nation 5. Eel Ground 1. Eel River Bar First Nation 7. Elsipogtog First Nation 9. Fort Folly 6. Indian Island 4. Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq Nation 2. Pabineau Fredericton Saint John Moncton Bathurst Edmunston 1 2 3 5 4 6 7 8 9 10 1112 13 14 15 219 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
MALISEET MALISEET
The Maliseet nation was a member of the Wabanaki Confederacy that controlled much of the Maritimes and New England. The Maliseet themselves are original natives of the area between New Brunswick and Maine, and are part of the Algonquian linguistic family. The Maliseet and Passamaquoddy people are closely related to each other. They spoke dialects of the same language, and shared the same custom and history. The Maliseet were also closely tied with Abenaki in Québec, Mi’kmaq in Maritimes and Penobscot Indians in Maine. The main Maliseet settlement was Medoctec, along the banks of the St. John River.
River people, the Maliseet were expert fishermen, using pronged spears to catch fish from their birch bark canoes. The Maliseet also hunted deer and moose; while men did the hunting and fishing, women harvested corn and gathered fruits. The Maliseet were considered semi-nomadic people. They lived in small round structures called wigwams, and traditionally wore the moccasins and beaded clothing.
The acquaintance of the Maliseet with the French began probably even earlier than the voyage of Cartier in 1535, through the medium of the fishing fleets which to the French as early as 1558, but the tribe is first mentioned, under the name of Etchemin, in 1604, by Champlain, who entered the mouth of this river close to Quebec city and was welcomed by the natives with feasts and dances. The Maliseet were allies with Mi’kmaq and Abenaki against the Iroquois, and allies to the French during the colony wars. They were considered a key element in the French defence against the English invaders. In 1728, however, the Maliseet ratified a peace treaty concluded in Boston with the English. Under this treaty, the Indians of New England and Nova Scotia recognized British sovereignty over Nova Scotia. The resentment of the Maliseet towards the English continued until the surrender of Québec City in 1763.
The main settlement Medoctec was finally abandoned around 1765. Since 1801, the federal government has established several reserves in western New Brunswick and in Québec. A few (about 100) stayed at Viger in Quebec and in eastern Maine; the Maliseet were all in New Brunswick, distributed upon small reserves, of which the most important was Tobique, with a population of about 200 individuals at that time.
Most of the territory of Atlantic Canada derives from Aboriginal treaties with the crown. The 1763 proclamation reserved all the lands in Atlantic Canada as the "Hunting Grounds" of the Indian nations and tribes, the only exemption being for land that was either ceded or purchased. The provinces of Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec were originally part of Mi'kma'ki. The treaties signed with the Mi'kma'ki were intended to protect the aboriginal hunting grounds in the Atlantic.
Today, the Maliseet First Nation continues to prosper. Their economy is based on fishing, forestry, services and tourism. There are more than 6000 registered Maliseet in Canada, 745 in Québec and close to 5400 in New Brunswick.
MALISEET
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MALISEET MALISEET NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MALISEET NEW BRUNSWICK Maliseet 1. Kingsclear 2. Madawaska Maliseet First Nation 3. Oromocto 4. Saint Mary’s 5. Tobique 6. Woodstock Fredericton Saint John Moncton Bathurst Edmunston 1 3 4 6 5 2 221 C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Maliseet Kingsclear
Access
Kingsclear First Nation is located 14.4 km west of Fredericton.
Area 374.7 ha.
Population
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Maliseet)
Mother Tongue: Maliseet, English
Government
Kingsclear First Nation
Address: 77 French Village Road, Kingsclear First Nation, NB E3E 1K3 Tel.: (506) 363-3028 Fax: (506) 363-4324
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Unaffiliated Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Fishing, manufacturing industry, services and trades.
Community Services and Facilities
Band office, school and community access centre, band hall, and convenience.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in 1814.
Maliseet
Kingsclear
First Nation Band Hall, 77 French Village Road, Kingsclear First Nation, NB, E3E 1K3 (506) 363-3028(506) 363-4324
Kingsclear
Kingsclear First Nation ETO, 77 French Road, Kinsclear First Nation, NB, E3E 1K3 (506) 363-3022(506) 363-4324
Kingsclear First Nation, 77 French Village Road, Kingsclear First Nation, NB, E3E 1K3 (506) 363-3028(506) 363-4324
Wulastukw Convenience Store, 77 French Village Road, Kingsclear First Nation, NB, E3E 1K3(506) 363-5518(506) 363-5833
Wulastukw Elementary School, 77 French Village Road, Kinsclear First Nation, NB, E3E 1K3(506) 363-3019
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NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint
John
Moncton Bathurst Edmunston
Businesses and organizations
Maliseet
Madawaska Maliseet Fist Nation
Access
The Madawaska
Maliseet First Nation inhabits the St. Basile Reserve which is located 1.6 km east of Edmundston. On Highway 144 and Trans-Canada Highway.
Area 310 ha.
Population
367
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian Mother Tongue: French, English
Government
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation
Address: 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB E7C 1W9 Tel.: (506) 739-9765 Fax: (506) 735-0024
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Saint John River Valley District Tribal Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Trades, retail and service industries, entertainment centre.
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, recreation centre, economic development, alcohol and drug program, education, community health representative, community nurse, gas bar, smoke shop, fitness center, municipal garage.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink Radio: n.a. Newspapers: Drumbeat Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established prior to 1867. Before the arrival of the first Acadian settlers in about 1784, the Upper St.John River valley was home to Native Peoples, in particular to the Wulustukieg or Malecite (Maliseet) Nation, who were members of the Wabanaki Alliance (a confederation of native nations), a branch of the Algonquin peoples. The very name Madawaska is from the Malecite's Algonquin language: "madawes" -- porcupine, "kak" -- place.
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Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton Bathurst
Edmunston
Maliseet Madawaska Maliseet Fist Nation
Eagle View Smoke Shop, 1814 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1X1(506) 737-9003
J. Bernard & Sons Excavating & Paving, 1671 Main Street, Madawaska First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 739-0101(506) 739-5742
Madawaska Entertainment Center, 1791 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 735-1752
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Community Health, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 735-0676(506) 735-1746
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Community Nurse, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 735-0676(506) 735-1746
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Education, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 739-9765(506) 735-0024
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Headstart, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 739-9765(506) 735-0676
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation Housing, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 739-9765(506) 735-0024
Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 739-9765(506) 735-0024
Madawaska Maliseet Native Alcohol and Drug Program, 1771 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9 (506) 735-1751(506) 735-1746
Pirate de la Mer, 1791 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W9(506) 735-7111
St-John Valley Gas Bar, 1637 Main Street, Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, NB, E7C 1W6(506) 735-1885(506) 735-3701
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Maliseet
Population
667 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Maliseet) Mother Tongue: Maliseet, English
Government:
Oromocto First Nation Address: P.O. Box 417, Oromocto, NB E2V 2J2 Tel.: (506) 357-2083 Fax: (506) 357-2628
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Saint John River Valley District Tribal Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Most jobs are in agriculture, fishing industry, wholesale and retail trade, education and health sector, also construction and manufacturing.
Oromocto
Access:
The Oromocto Band inhabits the Oromocto Reserve which is located north and adjacent to Gagetown.
Area: 27.3 ha.
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, day care and Aboriginal Headstart program, health centre, child and family services, gas station.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes
Utilities
Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in 1895.
Oromocto
Canada Seafood Products Inc., 121 Waasis Road, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2V4 (506) 476-2035(506) 455-5202
George & Sons Woodworking, 4 Wela-mooktook Street, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2R6 (506) 357-2288(506) 357-2199
Oromocto First Nation Fisheries, P.O. Box 417, Station Main, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2J2(506) 357-2093(506) 357-4812
Oromocto First Nation Fuels, 2 Hiawatha Avenue, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2J2 (506) 446-4847(506) 446-9046
Oromocto First Nation Headstart Program and Day Care, 35 Nikie Drive, P.O. Box 21014, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2R9 (506) 357-3570(506) 357-3572
Oromocto First Nation Wel-A-Mook-Took Health Centre, P.O. Box 21014, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2R9 (506) 357-1027(306) 357-1026
Oromocto First Nation, 33 Hiawatha Avenue, P.O. Box 417, Oromocto, NB, E2V 2J2 (506) 357-2083(506) 357-2628
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MALISEET NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John Moncton Bathurst Edmunston
Businesses and organizations Maliseet
Maliseet Saint Mary’s
Businesses and
Bear Construction Ltd., 120 Maliseet Drive, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2V9 (506) 453-7891(506) 459-7001
Chief Harold Sappier Memorial Elementary School, 305 Maliseet Drive, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 5R7 (506) 462-9683(506) 462-9686 Earthly Enhancements Landscaping, 207 Paul Street, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2V7 (506) 470-5629
Gabriel Electric Ltd., 35 Maliseet Drive, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2W1 (506) 474-1123(506) 458-8114
Kchikhusis Commercial Centre / Saint Mary's Retail Sales, 150 Cliffe Street , Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 452-9367(506) 462-9629
Kchikhusis Daycare, 150 Cliffe Street, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 452-7019
Paul's Pottery, 260 Maliseet Drive, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2V9(506) 474-0721
Saint Mary's Cultural Centre, 35 Dedham Street, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2V2 (506) 454-2186(506) 462-9491
Saint Mary's Entertainment Centre, 185 Gabriel Drive, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 5V9 (506) 462-9300(506) 462-9333
Saint Mary's First Nation Child and Family Services, 440 Highland Avenue, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2S6 (506) 452-2750(506) 452-2759
Saint Mary's First Nation Veterans Memorial Health Centre, 440 Highland Avenue, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2S6 (506) 452-2750(506) 452-2759
Saint Mary's First Nation, 150 Cliffe Street, Box R2, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 458-9511(506) 462-9491
Saint Mary's Forestry, 150 Cliffe Street, Box R2, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 459-2200(506) 452-2763
Saint Mary's Gas Bar, 150 Cliff Street, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 458-5400(506) 462-9680
Saint Mary's Lasting Impressions, 150 Cliff Street, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 458-8531(506) 462-9680
Saint Mary's Smoke Shop, 150 Cliffe Street, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 462-9603
Saint Mary's Supermarket, 150 Cliffe Street, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 462-9604(506) 462-9680
Saint Mary's Tree Service, 56 Sappier Street, Saint Mary's First Nation, Fredericton, NB, E3A 2T9 (506) 472-8441
Sitansisk Fisheries, 150 Cliffe Street, Box R2, Fredericton, NB, E3A 0A1 (506) 458-9511(506) 459-5202
Spirit Lake Taxidermy, 25 Barlow Court, Fredericton, NB, E3A 5V9 (506) 457-2497
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Maliseet
Population
1 849
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Wolastoq (Maliseet)
Mother Tongue: Maliseet, English Government
Saint Mary’s Indian Band Address: 150 Cliffe Street, Box R2, Fredericton, NB E3A 0A1
Tel.: (506) 458-9511 Fax: (506) 462-9491
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Retail and service industry, gaming, construction and forestry, arts and crafts, fishing.
Saint Mary’s
Access:
The St. Mary's Band inhabits the Devon and St. Mary's Reserves which are located on the north bank of the St. John River and 6 km east of Fredericton
Area: Devon No. 30: 125.8 ha.
St Mary’s No. 24: 1 ha.
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, cultural centre, entertainment centre, school, hair salon, clothing, supermarket and gas bar.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: City of Fredericton
Sewage: City of Fredericton
Other waste: City of Fredericton Energy/electricity: City of Fredericton
Historical Notes
The reserves were established in 1929 and 1867.
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Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton Bathurst Edmunston
TobiqueMaliseet
Adam's Plowing Service Ltd., 100 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y5 (506) 273-0136
Bodin's Crafts and Supplies, 275 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2X7 (506) 273-4066(506) 273-2258
First Rate Residential Construction, 48 Loop Road, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2W5(506) 273-3735
Mah-Sos School, 270 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y8 (506) 273-5407(506) 273-5436
Maliseet Gas Bar & Convenience Store Ltd., 13094 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3Y4 (506) 273-4463(506) 273-3035
Maliseet Smoke Shop, 18 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y4 (506) 273-4320(506) 273-4321
Maliseet St. Anne's Catholic Church, 28 River Road, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3T1(506) 273-3220
NeGoot-Gook Day Care, 3rd Street, Box 1567, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 4Z2 (506) 273-5536(506) 273-5420
RCMP - Tobique First Nation Detachment, 812 Boulevard E.H. Daigle, Grand Falls, NB, E3Z 3Z4 (506) 273-5003(506) 273-5005
Tobique Child and Family Services, 13102 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3Y2(506) 273-5405(506) 273-5432
Tobique Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centre & Family Balance Prevention Program, 23 Rehab Road, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3M9 (506) 273-5403(506) 273-4286
Tobique Emergency Services, 286 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y8 (506) 273-5410(506) 273-5434
Tobique Employment and Training, 13100 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3Y2(506) 273-5533(506) 273-5435
Tobique First Nation, 13156 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 5M7 (506) 273-5433(506) 273-3035
Tobique Fisheries, 13056 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3Y4 (506) 273-1843(506) 273-1849
Tobique Head Start, 240 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y8 (506) 273-5408
Tobique High Stakes VT, 24 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y3 (506) 273-1850(506) 273-1840
Tobique Post Secondary, 13100 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 3Y2 (506) 273-5543(506) 273-5435
Tobique Social Services, 13156 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 5M7 (506) 273-5400(506) 273-3035
Tobique Wellness Center, 278 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y8 (506) 273-5430(506) 273-5428
Tobique Youth Centre, 272 Main Street, Tobique First Nation, NB, E7H 2Y8 (506) 273-1858
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Maliseet
Tobique
Access:
Tobique reserve is located 27 km south of Grand Falls.
Area: 2724
Population
2 293 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Maliseet)
Mother Tongue: Maliseet, English Government
Tobique First Nation
Address: 13156 Route 105, Tobique First Nation, NB E7H 5M7
Tel.: (506) 273-5400 Fax: (506) 273-3035
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Mawiw Council Provincial Organization: n.a. Industries
Sales and services sector, trade and transportation, education, health and government service, business and administration, forestry, arts and crafts.
Community Services and Facilities
Band office, radio station, emergency services, fire department, drug and alcohol rehab centre, day care, employment and training, child and family services, church, youth centre, police, gas bar and convenience, pool hall and VT centre.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in 1801.
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MALISEET NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint
John Moncton Bathurst Edmunston
WoodstockMaliseet
Businesses and organizations
Dr. Michael Perley Preofessional Corporation, 1 Maliseet Drive, Woodstock First Nation, NB, E7M 4J5 (506) 328-8813(506) 328-9387
Eagles Nest Bingo, 150 Hodgden Road, Woodstock First ation, NB, E7M 4L4 (506) 328-1600(506) 328-1601
Maliseet Fuels II, Mowin Lane, Woodstock First ation, NB, E7M 4K6 (506) 328-0491
Maliseet Fuels, 3 Wulastook Court, Woodstock First ation, NB, E7M 4K6 (506) 328-0580(506) 328-2420
Saint John River Valley Tribal Council, 7 Wulastook Court, Woodstock First ation, NB, E7M 4K6 (506) 328-0400(506) 328-0987
Woodstock First Nation Police, 3 Wulastook Court, Woodstock First ation, NB, E7M 4K6(506) 325-8114
Woodstock First Nation Preschool, 6 Eagles Nest Drive, Woodstock First Nation, NB, E7M 4J3 (506) 328-4332
Woodstock First Nation, 3 Wulastook Court, Woodstock First Nation, NB, E7M 4K6 (506) 328-3303(506) 328-2420
Woodstock First Nations Health Centre, 10 Turtle Lane, Woodstock First Nation, NB, E7M 3B4 (506) 325-3570(506) 325-3580
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Population
1 005
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Maliseet)
Mother Tongue: Maliseet, English Government
Woodstock First Nation
Address: 3 Wulastook Court, Woodstock First Nation, NB E7M 4K6
Tel.: (506) 328-3303 Fax: (506) 328-2420
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Saint John River Valley Tribal Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Fishing and hunting, forestry, retail and service industry, arts and crafts
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, health centre, gas station, police, preschool and day care.
Woodstock
Access:
The Woodstock reserve is located 5 km south of Woodstock.
Area: 91.5 ha.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities Water: Sewage: Other waste: Energy/electricity:
Historical Notes
The Woodstock First Nation reserve was established in May 1851. But this was not the original reserve which was in Meductic, nine miles south of the Woodstock First Nation today. Before the technology of today like cars, airplanes, and various others, the people of the Woodstock First Nation would travel by canoe made of birch bark, foot or horse. The first Aboriginals at Woodstock were hunters. The caribou as well as beaver, muskrat, deer and moose were their main sources of food. Fishing was also a mean that brought in plenty of food for the families.
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Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
MI’KMAQ MI’KMAQ
The first known inhabited Mi’kmaq site in the Maritimes has been dated back 10,600 years. Before the arrival of Europeans, their traditional territories included Nova Scotia, the Gaspé Peninsula of Québec, Prince Edward Island, the eastern coastal regions of New Brunswick, and later in the 17th Century some parts of Newfoundland. The term Mi’kmaq comes from their word nikmak, meaning “my-kin-friends”.
The Mi’kmaq lived in wigwams; the word “wigwam” originates from the word “wiknom”, meaning a dwelling. Wigwams were build using spruce poles tied up at top and spread out at bottom, and birch barks as shingles. Their clothing was made from the skins of mammals, birds and fish. A semi-nomadic people, the Mi’kmaq lived together in familial tribal groups, and they would move around between their seasonal villages. Because of living far north, the Mi’kmaq did very little farming but they were very skilled hunters and gatherers, especially on fishing sea mammals and harvesting wild berries; they were also known for their unique canoe skills.
Before the Europeans arrived, the entire Maritime region from east of St. John River to west of the St. Lawrence was know as Megumaage. It was divided into seven hunting districts with a chief for each district. Each of the districts was made up of several villages with each village has its own chief. While each group tended to live on its own, the whole community would assemble to make collective decisions in critical times, such as war. All of the district chiefs would convene in a Grand Council to achieve a consensus, and elect one of their members ‘Grand Saqamaw’ to act as their spokesman with outsiders. The wampum belts were used by each tribe to record its history.
The Mi’kmaq made their first recorded contact with Europeans in 1497 and the first permanent European settlement in the Maritimes was at Port Royal in 1605. The French settlers and Mi’kmaq became friends through the fur trade. The Mi’kmaq acted as middleman between the Europeans and the other native group. The British’s attack on the French settlements in the Mi’kmaq territory in 1613 convinced the Mi’kmaq that the British were their enemy. Since then, the hostilities between French/Mi’kmaq and the British lasted on and off for over 150 years. The Mi’kmaq have been at peace since 1779, and treaties signed during the early 1800s established the reserves which the Mi’kmaq still occupy in the Maritimes today.
The Mi’kmaq population was estimated between 3,000 and 20,000 before the contact with Europeans. The epidemics and typhus outbreak drastically reduced its population to as low as 1,800 in early 19th Century.
Today, there are over 27,600 registered Mi’kmaq in the Martimes and Québec including 9 bands and over 6, 750 Mi’kmaq in New Brunswick, 1 band and 2,385 Mi’kmaq in Newfoundland, 13 bands and more than 12,700 Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia, 2 bands and over 1,000 Mi’kmaq in Prince Edward Island, and 3 bands over 4,800 Mi’kmaq in Québec.
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Mi’kmaq
Buctouche
Access
The Buctouche Band inhabits the Buctouche Reserve which covers 154 acres and is located 2 miles southwest of Buctouche.
Area 62.32 Ha.
Population
119
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Buctouche First Nation
Address: 9 Reserve Road, Bouctouche Reserve, NB E4S 4G2
Tel.: (506) 743-2520 Fax: (506) 743-8995
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Forestry, tourism, arts and crafts
Community Services and Facilities
Band office, cultural and health centre are located on the reserve.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels
Internet Access: Yes Utilities Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in September of 1810.
Buctouche
4 Directions, 9 Reserve Road, Buctouche Reserve, NB, E4S 4G2 (506) 743-2524(506) 743-2523
Buctouche First Nation Economic Development Office, 9 Reserve Road, Buctouche Reserve, NB, E4S 4G2 (506) 743-2520(506) 743-8995
Buctouche First Nation Health Centre, 9 Reserve Road, Buctouche Reserve, NB, E4S 4G2(506) 743-2537(506) 743-2536
Buctouche First Nation, 9 Reserve Road, Buctouche Reserve, NB, E4S 4G2 (506) 743-2520(506) 743-8995
Buctouche Micmac Band Headstart / Daycare, 9 Reserve Road, Buctouche Reserve, NB, E4S 4G2 (506) 743-2173
River of the Little Fire Inc., 14 Reserve Road, Buctouche Reserve, NB, E4S 4G4 (506) 743-8084
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NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ
Businesses and organizations Mi’kmaq
Eel GroundMi’kmaq
Businesses and
Assembly First Nations Regiona Chief - New Brunswick/Prince Edward Island, 8 Gitpo Road, Eel Ground First Nation, NB, E1V 4E4 (506) 625-7878
Beaver Enterprises, 43 Riverview Road West, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4G2 (506) 627-4611
Craft and Grow, 60 Micmac Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4B1 (506) 624-9317
Eel Ground Child and Family Services, 47 Church Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4E6 (506) 627-4610(506) 627-4602
Eel Ground Community Bingo, 47 Church Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4E6 (506) 627-4600(506) 627-4602
Eel Ground Community Development Centre, 40 Micmac Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4B1(506) 627-4604(506) 627-4605
Eel Ground First Nation School, 55 Church Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4E6 (506) 627-4615(506) 627-4621
Eel Ground First Nation Social Development, 47 Church Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4E6(506) 627-4600(506) 627-4602
Eel Ground First Nation, 47 Church Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4E6 (506) 627-4600(506) 627-4602
Eel Ground Head Start, 2 Riverview Road East, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4G1 (506) 627-4612(506) 627-4602
Eel Ground Health Centre, 364 Micmac Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4B1 (506) 627-4667(506) 627-4715
Joe's Kwik Way, 35 Micmac Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4B6 (506) 622-3597(506) 622-6194
KEJU Development, 9 Pine Street, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4C2 (506) 622-1756
Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Rehabilitation - Rising Sun, 31 Riverview Road West, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4G2 (506) 627-4626(506) 627-4627
North Shore Mi'kmaq District Council Post-Secondary Education, 38 Micmac Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 1B1 (506) 627-1383(506) 627-4613
North Shore Mi'kmaq District Council, 38 Micmac Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4B1 (506) 627-4611(506) 627-4613
Ray & Ray Carpet Cleaning & Upholstery, 39 Riverview West, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4G2(506) 622-5936
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organizations
Mi’kmaq
Population
1 032
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Eel Ground First Nation
Address: 47 Church Road, Eel Ground, NB, E1V 4E6 Tel.: (506) 627-4600 Fax: (506) 627-4602
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Industries
Forestry, fishing, trades and service sector, arts and crafts.
Community Services and Facilities
The band hall is the centre of the community. It holds the offices of Chief and Councils as well as community social services. It is also the place for weekly bingos, wedding receptions and other community events. Many other services and facilities can be found on the reserves as well: school for grades k-8, Rehabilitation centre, community development centre offering continuing education programs, group home, police, child and family service, health centre and Headstart program.
Eel Ground
Access:
Eel Ground First Nation
Community is situated on the banks of the Miramichi River in northern New Brunswick. The community inhabits Eel Ground which the majority members of the community live on, Big Hole Tract and Renous Reserves. They are all located within 28 km of Miramichi City.
Area:
Eel Ground No. 2: 1072.8 ha
Big Hole Tract No. 8 (South Half): 1740.2 ha Renous No. 12: 10 ha
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in 1783. Eel Ground First Nation was limited as a result of a treaty between King John Julien and King George. At that time England's King George had given Eel Ground six miles of land on both sides of the Southwest and Little Southwest Miramichi. Today Eel Ground consists of three tracts of land with total of 2823 hectares.
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
Eel River Bar First NationMi’kmaq
Businesses and organizations
Eel River Bar Child and Family Services, 11 Main Street, Unit 201, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1 (506) 684-5654
Eel River Bar First Nation Economic Development Office, 11 Main Street, Unit 201, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1 (506) 684-6277(506) 684-6283
Eel River Bar First Nation, 11 Main Street, Unit 201, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1 (506) 684-6277(506) 684-6283
Eel River Bar Headstart, 11 Main Street, Unit 217, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1(506) 684-6305(506) 684-6282
Eel River Bar Medical Services, 11 Main Street, Unit 207, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1 (506) 684-6297
Eel River Bar Native Alcohol and Drug Program, 11 Main Street, Unit 201, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1 (506) 684-6293
Eel River Bar Pre-School, 11 Main Street, Unit 201, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1(506) 684-6307
G and L Trophies, 29 Blueberry Point Road, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 2Y6 (506) 684-3203
Glooscap Homebuilders, 19 Blueberry Point Road, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 2Y6(506) 684-2445
LaBillois Lobster Shop, 28 Beach Road, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 2Y4 (506) 684-5208
Narvie Fisheries & Forestry, 2 Bayview Lane, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 2Y1 (506) 684-5480(506) 684-4513
Pictou Trucking, 26 Main Street, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 3A4 (506) 684-4534(506) 684-9803
Simonson's Auto, 1 Beach Road, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 2Y2 (506) 684-2659
Simonson's Grocery, 5 Main Street, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 2Z7 (506) 684-3125
Ulnooweg Development Group Inc. - Eel River Bar Office, 11 Main Street, Unit 211, Eel River Bar First Nation, NB, E8C 1A1 (506) 259-1952
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Mi’kmaq
Eel River Bar First Nation
Access:
The main reserve, Eel River Bar, is located 3.2 km south of Dalhousie, off highway 134.
Area:
Eel River No. 3: 122 ha
Indian Ranch: 45.7 Moose Meadows No. 4: 404.7
Population
727
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English
Government
Eel River Bar First Nation
Address: 11 Main Street, Unit 201, Dalhousie, NB E8C 1A1
Tel.: (506) 684-6277 Fax: (506) 684-6283
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Fishing, forestry, manufacturing industry, retail and trades, service sector, economic development and construction
Community Services and Facilities
Administration building, Headstart program, pre-school, child and family services, alcohol and drug program, ball park, medical services, convenience and grocery store, bed and breakfast.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: n.a.
Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The Eel River Band inhabits the Eel River, Moose Meadows, and Indian Ranch Reserves which cover a total of 572.4 hectares and are located within 32 km south of Dalhousie. The reserves were established in 1807 and 1978.
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
Elsipogtog First NationMi’kmaq
Augustine's Renovation, 43 Maple Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2Y2 (506) 523-6448
Augustine's Variety, 373 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-9277(506) 523-9277
Bear Paw Production, 17 Union Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2Z5 (506) 523-4116
Bud's Smoke Shop, 427 Graham Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2T8 (506) 523-1889
C.L.C.D., 241 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-4704(506) 523-4743
Cara's Cafe, 34 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S4 (506) 523-6601
CFTI 101.1 F.M., 77 Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2W8 (506) 523-7339(506) 523-4142
Chief Young Eagle Recreation Centre, 241 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1(506) 523-8279(506) 523-8230
Clair Louis - Basket Maker, 180 West Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2X8 (506) 523-6109
Clifton's Wood Burning, P.O. Box 1138, Rexton, NB, E4W 5N6 (506) 523-4215
Crafty Lady, P.O. Box 1138, Rexton, NB, E4W 5N6 (506) 524-9197
Elsipogtog Adult Education Centre, 6 Ball Park Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2R9 (506) 523-8246(506) 523-8364
Elsipogtog Alcohol and Drug Prevention Program, 205 - 2 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-8320(506) 523-8321
Elsipogtog Ambulance Service, 205 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-8227(506) 523-8232
Elsipogtog Child and Family Services, 373 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-8224(506) 523-8226
Elsipogtog Crisis Centre, 349 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-5999(506) 523-0139
Elsipogtog Day Care Centre, 208 Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2X9 (506) 523-8305
Elsipogtog Economic Development, 29 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-4726(506) 523-8350
Elsipogtog Federal School, 356 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S6 (506) 523-8240(506) 523-8235
Elsipogtog First Nation Education, 342 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S6 (506) 523-4608(506) 523-8234
Elsipogtog First Nation Family Wellness, P.O. Box 1078, Rexton, NB, E4W 5N6 (506) 523-4666(506) 523-8226
Elsipogtog First Nation, 373 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-8200(506) 523-8230
Elsipogtog Fisheries, 51 Hill Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2V4 (506) 523-8267(506) 523-8205
Elsipogtog Forestry, 230 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S5 (506) 523-4736(506) 523-2009
Elsipogtog Headstart Centre, 361 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-8254(506) 523-8226
Elsipogtog Health Centre, 205 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-8227(506) 523-8232
Elsipogtog Home Community Care, 205 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-8227(506) 523-8232
Elsipogtog Maintenance, 373 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-4751(506) 523-8230
Elsipogtog Priest House, 202 Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2X9 (506) 523-9788(506) 523-6219
Elsipogtog Psychology, 205 - 2 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-8222(506) 523-8321
Elsipogtog R.C.M.P., 206 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-8282(506) 523-8204
Elsipogtog Restorative Justice, 205 - 2 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1 (506) 523-4747(506) 523-8321
Elsipogtog St. Anne's Church, 199 Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2W9 (506) 523-7578
Elsipogtog Welfare, 373 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S3 (506) 523-4676(506) 523-4651
Elsipogtog Youth Center, 250 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S5 (506) 523-4741(506) 523-6082
Francis Excavation, 139 Main Street, Unit 1, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2W9 (506) 523-0992(506) 523-9448
Frank's Rustic, 244 Levi Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2W6 (506) 524-9832
Jac's Pawnshop, 72 Army Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2R7 (506) 523-4544(506) 523-8098
Jen's Beaded Flowers, 73 Echo Drive, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2T4 (506) 523-7463
Joe and Irene's Baskets, 467 Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2X4 (506) 523-9868
Levi and Levi Amusement, 142 Main Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2X9 (506) 523-6449(506) 523-6449
Levi's Physiothery and Wellness Clinic, 9086 Route 116, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 3C2 (506) 523-6994(506) 523-0997
Liapi's, 5 Levi Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2V8 (506) 523-8987
Lola's Lounge, 547 Graham Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2T9 (506) 523-6516
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Businesses and organizations
Mi’kmaq
Elsipogtog First Nation
Access: The Elsipogtog Community inhabits the Richibucto Reserve which is located 8 km southwest of Rexton.
Area: 1667.3 ha
Population
3 287 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Elsipogtog First Nation
Address: 373 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB E4W 2S3
Tel.: (506) 523-8200 Fax: (506) 523-8230 http://www.bigcoveband.com/
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Mawiw Council Provincial Organization: n.a. Industries
Agriculture, manufacturing and construction industries, health and education, wholesale and retail trade, service sector
Community Services and Facilities
Band Office, psychology, child and family services, health centre, adult education centre, treatment centre, headstart program, police, day care centre, alcohol and drug prevention program, community channel, recreation centre, church, economic development, gas bar and convenience, physiotherapy and wellness centre.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels
Internet Access: Yes
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in September of 1805. Big Cove is one of the two biggest Native Communities in New Brunswick.
The Mi'kmaqs of New Brunswick were Kent County's first inhabitants. Their nomadic life style led them as far as Prince Edward Island in the summer, while Big Cove represented a better shelter in the winter. The main body of the tribe stayed at what is presently called Richibucto, originally Melsigpogtog, meaning "Strong Point". Their right to the land was eroded in 1725, when a treaty guaranteed undisturbed encroachment by white settlers.
The Mi'kmaqs dispersed as white settlers grew. From 2000 originally, the population dropped to 12 families scattered around Richibucto and another 12 families up the river at the present reserve location. In 1802, the New Brunswick Legislature set aside 51,200 acres for the Big Cove Community but reclaimed over 3,000 acres in 1866, and by 1900, the Community only had 2,222 acres left.
In 1871, the Federal Government initiated a process to prepare the Indians for the transition to a farming mode of life. A first school was built in 1855 and a church in 1897. The outbreak of the Spanish Flu in 1919 decimated the Big Cove Community of 40 families to half its size. It was only after the second World War that it started to rebuild to the level known presently.
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
Elsipogtog First NationMi’kmaq
Businesses and organizations
Lone Eagle Treatment Centre, 491 Graham Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2T8 (506) 523-8244(506) 523-8242
Mic Mac Industries, 9142 Route 116, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 3C3 (506) 523-9668(506) 523-1810
Mi'gmag Carving, 49 Hollow Cresent, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 5S5 (506) 523-1139(506) 523-4184
New Brunswick Aboriginal Women's Council Inc., 230 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S5 (506) 523-4732(506) 523-6014
Pete's Place, 64 Riverside Drive, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2Y8 (506) 523-4514(506) 523-0192
Pizza Place, Ball Park Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2R8 (506) 523-9302
Rosalies Pizza, 9060 Route 116, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 3C3 (506) 523-0985
Saint Bernadette Convent, 343 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S2 (506) 523-6447
Self Storage Barn, 34 Big Cove Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2R7 (506) 523-7373(506) 523-8098
Shirley's Sub Shop, 36 Maple Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2Y2 (506) 523-6571
Shooter Lounge, 107 Levi Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2W1 (506) 523-9248
Simon Computer Services, 27 Hill Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2V4 (506) 523-9195(506) 523-0974
Sock Sanitation Services, 127 Levi Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2W1 (506) 523-6370
Spirit Thunder Studio, 93 Bridge Road, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2V4 (506) 524-9810
Stan's Grocery, 29 Maple Street, Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2Y2 (506) 523-6196
Esgenoopetitj First Nation
Burnt Church Child and Family Services, 610 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A8
(506) 776-1249
Burnt Church Community Access Center, 621 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A5 (506) 776-4807
Burnt Church Economic Development Office, 621 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A8
Burnt Church Education Department, 626 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A8
Burnt Church First Nation Social Development Department, 620 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A8
(506) 776-1205
(506) 776-1206
(506) 776-1202
Burnt Church Fishery, 2930 Peter's Road, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2E3 (506) 776-1310(506) 776-1313
Burnt Church Learning Centre, 621 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A5(506) 776-1201(506) 776-1214
Burnt Church Paintball Filed and Supply Store, 2870 Peter's Road, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2E3 (506) 776-5918
Burnt Church Peat Moss, 156 Burnt Church Road, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 4E2(506) 776-5255(506) 776-5136
Burnt Church Police, Burnt Church, Neguac, NB, E0C 1S0 (506) 776-1212
Burnt Church School, 626 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A8 (506) 776-1206(506) 776-1226
Burnt Church Wellness Centre, 610 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A8(506) 776-1244(506) 776-1254
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Businesses and organizations
Mi’kmaq
Mi’kmaq Esgenoopetitj First Nation
Access
The Burnt Church First Nation inhabits 3 reserves.
Burnt Church No. 14 is 32 km northeast of Chatham and is the most occupied reserve. Pokemouche No. 13 is 64 km east of Bathurst. And Tabusintac No. 9 is located at 40 km northeast of Chatham.
Area
Burnt Church No. 14: 14: 985.4 ha Pokemouche No. 13: 151.4 ha Tabusintac No. 9:3268.7 ha
Population
1 870
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Esgenoopetitj
Address: 620 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church, NB E9G 2A8
Tel.: (506) 776-1200 Fax: (506) 776-1214
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Mawiw Council Provincial Organization: n.a. Industries
Fishing, retail and service industry, education and government service.
Community Services and Facilities
Band office, learning centre, school, grocery store, restaurants, convenience and gas bar, police, fire department and community access centre.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in September of 1800’s.
Businesses and organizations
D.E.A. Office Supplies, 8 Condo Court, Burnt Church, NB, E9G-2B1 (506) 776-4135(506) 776-4956
Drake's Sports Bar, 2883 Peter's Road, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2E1 (506) 776-4519
Esgenoopetitj (Burnt Church) First Nation, 620 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church, NB, E9G 2A8 (506) 776-1200(506) 776-1243
Four D's Grocery Store, 2996 Peter's Road, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2E3 (506) 776-5010(506) 776-5014
Hilda's Convenience Store, P.O. Box 2094, New Jersey, NB, E9G 4J7 (506) 776-8930
Sharing and Caring, 611 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A5 (506) 776-1210 Tiny Treasure, 611 Bayview Drive, Burnt Church First Nation, NB, E9G 2A5 (506) 776-1210
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
Fort FollyMi’kmaq
Access:
The reserve is situated at 1.6 km southeast of Dorchester.
Area: 40.6 ha.
Population
132 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink, Rogers Radio: Local Radio Stations. Newspapers: Times & Transcript Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Fax: (506) 379-3408 W NB Power
Fort Folly First Nation Address: P.O. Box 1007, Dorchester, NB E4K 3V5 Tel.: (506) 379-3400 Fax: (506) 379-3408 Web Site: http://www.fortfolly.nb.ca
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians
Industries
The main industry is fishing. Community Services and Facilities Band office and health centre.
Water: Village of Dorchester Sewage: Village of Dorchester Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: NB Power
H
Historical Notes
The original Fort Folly Indian Reserve No. 27 was situated near the Village of Beaumont. In 1840, the New Brunswick Indian Act began the reserve system, and Fort Folly was created. The new reserve Palmers Pond Indian Reserve No. 1 which was renamed Fort Folly Indian Reserve No. 1 was established in 1969.
Businesses and organizations
Fort Folly First Nation Economic Development Office, P.O. Box 1007, 38 Bernard Trail, Dorchester, NB, E4K 3V5 (506) 379-3400(506) 379-3408
Fort Folly First Nation, P.O. Box 1007, 38 Bernard Trail, Dorchester, NB, E4K 3V5 (506) 379-3400(506) 379-3408
Fort Folly Habitat Recovery, 100 Bernard Trail, Fort Folly First Nation, NB, E4K 3B3 (506) 379-3401
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F
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
Mi’kmaq
Population 183 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English
Government
Indian Island First Nation
Edmunston
Indian Island
Access:
Bathurst
Fax: (506) 523-8110
Saint John
Moncton
The Indian Island Reserve is situated at 8 km northeast of Rexton.
Area: 26.4 ha.
Community Services and Facilities
Band office, health centre, church, Child and family services. Communications
Address: 61 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB E4W 1S9 Tel.: (506) 523-4875 Fax: (506) 523-8110
A
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Tourism, arts and crafts.
B
Businesses and organizations
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: n.a. Internet:Yes Utilities
Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in 1948.
Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Church, 110 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1T3 (506) 523-4875
Indian Island First Nation Economic Development Office, 61 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1S9 (506) 523-4875(506) 523-8110
Indian Island First Nation, 61 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1S9 (506) 523-4875(506) 523-8110
Indian Island Health Centre, 61 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1S9 (506) 523-4875(506) 523-8110
Indian Island Vacations Ltd., 6 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1T2 (506) 523-9676
Mi'kmaq Designs, 160 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1T5 (506) 523-7294(506) 523-8110
Oounig Crafts, 179 Island Drive, Indian Island, NB, E4W 1T1 (506) 523-4539(506) 523-8110
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NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ
Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq NationMi’kmaq
Businesses and organizations
B and M Construction, 70 Shore Road, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1A5 (506) 836-2409
Cloud's Convenience Store and Cigar & Smoke Emporium, 1928 Micmac Road, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1B6 (506) 836-1109(506) 836-7494
Four Directions Child and Family Services Inc., 1926 Micmac Road, P.O. Box 293, Red Bank, NB, E2E 2P2 (506) 743-2171(506) 836-2492
Hawkeye Photography, 171 Indian Garden Road, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1T2 (506) 836-2841
Metapenagiag Heritage Park Inc., 2156 Micmac Road, P.O. Box 301, Red Bank, NB, E9E 2P3(506) 836-6118(506) 836-6186
Metepenagiag Federal School, 1926 Micmac Road, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1B3 (506) 836-6127(506) 836-2787
Metepenagiag Headstart and Day Care Program, 1926 Micmac Road, P.O. Box 293, Red Bank, NB, E2E 2P2 (506) 836-6165(506) 836-2492
Metepenagiag Health Centre, 1926 Micmac Road, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1B3 (506) 836-6130(506) 836-6140
Metepenagiag Mi'kmaq Nation, 1926 Micmac Road, P.O. Box 293, Red Bank, NB, E9E 2P2 (506) 836-6111(506) 836-7593
Metepenagiag Outdoor Adventure Lodge and Conference Centre, 2202 Micmac Road, P.O. Box 332, Red Bank, NB, E9E 2P3 (506) 836-6128(506) 836-6188
Red Bank Native Alcohol and Drug Program, 1926 Micmac Road, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1B3(506) 836-6144(506) 836-6140
St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church, 19 St. Thomas Street, Red Bank, NB, E9E 1B2 (506) 836-2610
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Mi’kmaq
Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq Nation
Access:
Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq Nation inhabits the Red Bank, Big Hole Tract and Indian Point Reserve which are located within 24 km West of Newcastle. The Main Reserve Red Bank No. 4 is located 22.4 km west of Miramichi City, off Route 8 on Highway #425.
Area:
Big Hole Tract No. 8 (North Half): 1396.2 ha. Indian Point No. 1: 42.1 ha. Red Bank No. 4: 1457 ha. Red Bank No. 7: 1011.7 ha.
Population
668
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq Nation
Address: 1926 Micmac Road, P.O. Box 293, Red Bank, NB E9E 2P2
Tel.: (506) 836-6111 Fax: (506) 836-7593 Web Site: www.metepenagiag.com
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians Industries
Fishing, Eco-tourism, Silviculture, construction and service industry
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, Headstart program and day care, child and family services, school, church, 2 ball parks, health centre, healing lodge, Native Alcohol and Drug Program, and police.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a. Television: Satellite Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The main reserve Red Bank No. 4 was established in 1783. The traditional name for the native community of Red Bank on the Northwest Miramichi River is Metepenagiag. Since 1975 over one hundred archaeological sites have been discovered in the Red Bank area. Several ancient campsites and a ceremonial site have been excavated. In recognition of their outstanding contribution to Canadian history both the Oxbow and the Augustine Mound sites have been declared National Historic Sites by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. The key events and attractions are Annual Trout Derby, Annual Pow Wow, National Aboriginal Day, and Metepenagiag Heritage Exhibit. Metepenagiag is also known as the largest salmon fishing capital on the beautiful Miramichi, thus, tourists from all over the world share in the agricultural wealth of Red Bank.
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NEW BRUNSWICK FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NEW BRUNSWICK
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Bathurst
Edmunston
Mi’kmaq
Population
301 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Pabineau First Nation Address: 1290 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB E2A 7M3 Tel.: (506) 548-9211 Fax: (506) 545-6968 www.pabineaufirstnation.ca
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: North Shore Micmac District Council Provincial Organization: Union of New Brunswick Indians, Atlantic Policy Congress.
Industries Tourism, agriculture, arts and crafts, retail trade.
Pabineau
Access:
The Pabineau First Nation inhabits the Pabineau Reserve which is located 8 km south of Bathurst.
Area: 429.1 ha.
Community Services and Facilities
Band administration, cultural centre, and convenience store, Pabineau First Nation Community Health Centre, Pabineau Seafood Market & Takeout.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant, Eastlink Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The reserve was established in 1867.
Businesses and organizations
Mother Earth's Journey (Tour), 1295 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7M3 (506) 544-0103 Muin Adventures, 40 Sewell Street, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7N8 (506) 548-1017
Pabineau First Nation Community Health Center, 1290 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7M3 (506) 547-4204(506) 547-4894
Pabineau First Nation, 1290 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7M3 (506) 548-9211(506) 545-6968
Pabineau Gas Bar & Smoke Shop, 1295 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7M3 (506) 546-7440
Pabineau Pow Wow, 1358 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7M3(506) 548-2666
Pabineau Seafood Takeout, 1295 Pabineau Falls Road, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7M2(506) 546-5150 Sipu River / Mi'gmag Beading Company, 65 Sewell Street, Pabineau First Nation, NB, E2A 7N7 (506) 546-3230
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Edmunston
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The Innu, formerly known as the Naskapi-Montagnais Indians, are Algonkian-speaking people whose traditional territory, Nitassinan, is a vast area covering eastern portion of the Québec-Labrador peninsula.
The Innu were one of the first North American peoples to encounter European explorers, first the Norse, and later the Portuguese, Basques, French, Dutch and British. The Innu spent most of the year deep in the interior of Québec-Labrador for the winter months, living off moose, caribou and birds, and came to coast in the summer to live off wild berries, fish, seals, and sea birds. In the 16th and early 17th centuries, the Innu visited the Basque fisherman at their stations in Southern Labrador. The Innu quickly became dependent on those trading posts especially after French traders and missionaries in the 17th century, and British and Moravians in the 18th century. The nomadic life of the Innu started to evolve; in the 20th century many of these coastal places became year-round Innu villages.
The Innu were hit by many European diseases. By 1920s, Smallpox, Spanish flu, tuberculosis, syphillis, scarlet fever, whooping cough, measles and other diseases wiped out the Innu population by as much as two-thirds.
During the 1940s-1950s, the Innu were in a desperate situation. The collapsed fur trade, the reduction in the size of the caribou herds, the building of the mining towns in Schefferville, Wabush and Labrador City, the military base at Goose Bay, and the shipping terminus at Sept-Iles alienated vast quantities of land from the Innu. The growing dependence of the Innu on government services and social assistance had restricted them to the vicinity of the villages and prevented them making living by hunting and trapping, and living the traditional way
The growing social problems of settlement life led to formation of Innu political organizations such as the Naskapi Montagnais Innu Association in Labrador (later became the Innu Nation), and the Conseil Atikamekw-Montagnais in Québec in the 1970s. They lobbied and obtained programs for making it possible for some people to return to their traditional hunting and trapping grounds. The Innu began to turn their lives around by introducing the Innu language and culture to the school curriculum and by beginning programs to teach to the young members of the Nation harvesting skills, knowledge of the land, and oral traditions. The Innu also have been assuming increasing levels of control over their lives by taking over many elements of public administration, municipal services and local government, living the modern way.
The Mushuau Innu in Labrador were relocated to Utshimassits in 1967, and it was proven unsuitable for the difficulty access to the hunting, fishing and trapping grounds on the mainland. In December 2003, the federal government set apart the new community, Natuashish, nearly 4265 hectares as the reserve land for Mushuau Innu First Nation. Currently, there are two Innu communities (Sheshatshiu and Natuashish) in Labrador, and 11 (Betsiamites, Essipit, La Romaine, Mashteuiatsh, Matimekush-Lac John, Ekuanitshit, Natashquan, Pakua Shipi, Uashat mak Mani-Utenam) in Québec.
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Mushuau Innu First Nation
Innu Steel, P.O. Box 85, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (902) 448-0716(902) 832-1186
Mushuau Innu Child Care Centre, P.O. Box 178, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-2062
Mushuau Innu First Nation, P.O. Box 190, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8827(709) 478-8936
Mushuau Innu General Store, NL (709) 478-2112(709) 478-8937
Mushuau Innu Health Commission, P.O. Box 188, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8871(709) 478-8821
Mushuau Innu Natuashish School, P.O. Box 189, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8971(709) 478-8989
Mushuau Innu Translation Services, General Delivery, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8998
Mushuau Water Treatment Plant, P.O. Box 190, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8827(709) 478-8936
Natuashish Fire Department, P.O. Box 190, Shango-Bay, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-2133(709) 478-2135
Natuashish Housing Authority, P.O. Box 190, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8827
RCMP - Natuashish Detachment, P.O. Box 181, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8900(709) 478-8910
Sango Drilling Limited Partnership, P.O. Box 65, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 897-7711
Sango Enterprises Inc., P.O. Box 65, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 897-7711
Skidoo Innu and Recreation, P.O. Box 35, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8804(709) 478-8776
Teunike Atik Innu Wellness, 2 Nui Street, Natuashish, NL, A0P 1A0 (709) 478-8784
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Innu Mushuau Innu First Nation
Access
Situated on the northern coast of Labrador 185 miles north of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Natuashish is only accessible by water or air.
Area
4267.3 ha
Population
984
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Innu)
Mother Tongue: Innu-aimun, English Government
Mushuau Innu First Nation
Address: P.O. Box 190, Natuashish, NL A0P 1A0
Tel.: (709) 478-8827 Fax: (709) 478-8936
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Unaffiliated Provincial Organization: n.a. Industries
The primary industry is hunting and fishing Community Services and Facilities
Band Office, RCMP, school, nursing station, fire hall, general store, recreation centre, and child care centre.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels
Utilities
Water: The water intake is from the pump house facility at Sango Brook and then through the water main to an underground reservoir. There is a water treatment plant on the reserve to treat the leaving water from the underground reservoir and coming water to the reservoir.
Sewage: All sewerage from the community discharge into a 1.9 million litre facultative lagoon structure which will treat the water naturally through the action of micooorganismes and algae.
Other waste: Landfill Energy/electricity: Electrical transmission distribution, fuel supply and diesel generation.
Historical Notes
The Mushuau Innu were relocated to Utshimassits (Davis Inlet) on Iluikoyak Island, Labrador in 1967. It was then proven that Utshimassits was not a suitable site for a permanent community due to a rapidly growing population and unaccessiblity to the productive hunting, fishing and trapping grounds on the mainland for at least 5 months a year during winter freeze up and break up.
On December 11, 2003 the new community of Natuashish was set apart as reserve land for the Mushuau Innu First Nations.
The community of Natuashish was constructed from previously undeveloped land as a part of the Mushuau Innu Relocation Agreement (MIRA). The Mushuau Innu from Davis Inlet have now relocated to Natuashish. Reserve creation at Natuashish, along with the relocation of the Mushuau Innu, is part of a long-term strategy, to address the social challenges of the community.
The Mushuau Innu chose the Natuashish site, which is within the traditional territory, with the agreement of Canada and the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador in 1996. There are no neighbouring municipalities. The nearest communities are Davis Inlet, which will be decommissioned as part of the Mushuau Innu Relocation Agreement, and the coastal community of Hopedale. The area at Natuashish set apart as reserve land is approximately 4265.486 hectares, which includes a water lot for the wharf site of approximately 1.582 hectares and a water lot for the barge site of approximately 0.252 hectares.
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Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation
Businesses and organizations
Aboriginal Hvac Plumbing Limited - Sheshatshiu, P.O. Box 333, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0(709) 497-3367
ACM Investments Ltd., P.O. Box 91, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 765-8532
AJ's Innu Store, 88 Mistashini, P.O. Box 333, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0
(709) 497-3858(709) 497-3858
Antuan Woodworking, 8 MacKenzie Drive, P.O. Box 309, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0(709) 497-3382
Benuen's Musical Instruments Rentals, 13 MacKenzie Drive, P.O. Box 288, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0
(709) 897-5887
Charles J. Andrew Youth Treatment Centre, P.O. Box 109, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0(709) 497-8995(709) 497-8993
Dee-Max Innu Taushuap, P.O. Box 372, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8488(709) 896-3149
Eimi Consulting, P.O. Box 537, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8952
Etienne Andrew Translation Services, 181 Beach Road, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8879
G.P. Automotive & Small Repair, P.O. Box 411, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 725-5358
Heli-Meikan Limited, 148 Shuashem Street, P.O. Box 403, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0(450) 668-3431
IDLP Properties Limited, P.O. Box 449, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-3670(709) 497-3677
Innu Atautshuap, P.O. Box 391, 40 MacKenzie, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8451(709) 497-8120
Innu Dawn Works Inc., 59 McKenzie Drive, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (902) 746-3569
Innu Furniture Inc., P.O. Box 525, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8101(506) 383-4560
Innu Nation, P.O. Box 119, Sheshstshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8398(709) 497-8397
Innu Recording Studio, General Delivery, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 478-2778
Innu SNC Lavalin Inc., P.O. Box 119, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-3670(709) 497-3677
Innu Studio, P.O. Box 72, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-3995
Innu Uauitshitun Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8231(709) 497-8502
Kuekuatsheu Construction, 5 Broomfield Street, P.O. Box 1750, Station B, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1E0 (709) 497-8791(709) 897-4034
Mamu Atushetau Adult Day Program, Sheshatshiu, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8739
Mani Ashini Health Centre, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8202(709) 497-8202
Mista Metshu Aviation Services Inc., 301 Uapush Road, P.O. Box 477, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8445(709) 497-8445
North West River Child, Youth and Family Services, P.O. Box 29, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8280(709) 497-8459
Peenamin McKenzie School, P.O. Box 70, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8361(709) 497-8310
Penashue-Davis Consulting, P.O. Box 252, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8161
Picard Plaster & Painting, 4 McKenzie Drive, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-3408(709) 497-8120
Shakastueu Mitshuap Day Care & Head Start & Family Resource Centre, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8393(709) 497-8723
Shatshameu Biting Fly Management Inc., P.O. Box 457, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (866) 648-7773
Sheshatshit P. McKenzie Construction, P.O. Box 142, Shesahatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8207(709) 497-8915
Sheshatshiu Adolescent Home, P.O. Box 59, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8242(709) 497-8849
Sheshatshiu Community Access Centre, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0(709) 497-8522(709) 497-8757
Sheshatshiu Community Youth Network, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0(709) 497-8880
Sheshatshiu Innu Construction Limited, 84 Mistashini Crescent, P.O. Box 334, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-3417(709) 497-3922
Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8522(709) 497-8757
Sheshatshiu Innus Radio Station, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8732(709) 497-8396
Sheshatshiu Plumbing & Ventilation, 20 Mitchell, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, A0P 1E0(709) 896-3761(709) 896-4761 Sheshatshiu Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0(709) 497-2222
Shuashim Group Inc., 253 Jerome Street, P.O. Box 202, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8116
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Innu Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation
Access
Sheshatshiu community is situated on the south side of Hamilton Inlet.
Area n.a.
Population
1 561
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Innu)
Mother Tongue: Innu-aimun, English
Government
Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation
Address: P.O. Box 160, North West River, NL A0P 1M0
Tel.: (709) 497-8522 Fax: (709) 497-8757
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Unaffiliated Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries
Main industries are hunting and fishing, transportation and aviation, services sector and various businesses in construction.
Community Services and Facilities
Band Office, alcohol and drug program, treatment centre, radio station, health centre, RCMP, child , youth and family centre, fire department, day care and family resource centre.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels from satellite.
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
Sheshatshiu is an Innu community positioned where Grand Lake meets Lake Melville. Traditionally the Innu people lived in small bands on a large piece of land called the Quebec-Labrador Peninsula. They were very knowledgeable about the land and relied on this information to survive. They lived in skin tents, later in canvas tents, and were highly dependant upon the Caribou for much of their food and clothing.
Businesses and organizations
Siska Contracting, 150-SC, Shesahatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0
Starr Transportation, P.O. Box 197, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0
(709) 497-8562
Teueikan Construction Limited - Sheshatshiu, P.O. Box 278, Sheshatshiu, North West River, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8170(709) 497-8188
Uapishkut Construction Ltd., 85 North Street, P.O. Box 70, St. Anthony, NL, A0K 4S0(709) 454-2113(709) 454-2116
Uinepeuk Hydraulic Limited, P.O. Box 202, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (902) 468-4605(506) 859-6152
Ushkutum, P.O. Box 202, Sheshatshiu, NL, A0P 1M0 (709) 497-8116
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IINUIT NUIT
The Inuit live in a vast tundra territory scattered from Russia, across Alaska and northern Canada to Greenland (covering a distance of 9,500 km). There are thirteen distinct groups that make up the Inuit: Siberian, North Alaskan, Mackenzie, Copper, Peninsular, Caribou, Netsilik, Igloolik, Labrador, Polar, North Baffin, West Greenland and Angmagssalik. The Inuit living along the northern coast of Labrador are the direct descendants of a prehistoric hunting society that spread across Canada from Alaska and centered on capturing massive bowhead whales. Although the early Labrador Inuit lived mainly on the north coast, they travelled widely to harvest the resources of the land and sea.
The Labrador Inuit people expanded southward along the Labrador coastline, likely following the movements of whales and seals, to the Strait of Belle Isle in the mid-16th century. There they first made contact with Europeans, who were Basques from Spain looking for new whale hunting grounds. For over 200 years, Labrador Inuit would travel south to follow animal migrations and to trade with the seasonal, but growing, European population.
Although the contacts and conflicts with European fishermen continued for centuries, the lifestyle of Inuit still followed their traditional patterns. People hunted game all year around for food and material to craft articles needed for everyday life. They travelled in kayaks and umiaks framed with wood and covered by seal skins. Their clothing were made from the pelts of seals for summer and caribou for winter. They lived in skin tents during mild seasons, and settled during winter either in earthen huts banked by sods with a roof supported by whale ribs and shoulder blades, or in snow houses ingeniously shaped from blocks of hard snow, the igloo.
In the 1760s, Moravian missionaries became the first Europeans to establish a presence beyond north of Hamilton Inlet. They were granted large tracts of land by the British and settleed themselves in Nain, Okak, Hopedale and Hebron. They also set up trading posts and began to convert Inuit to Christianity. This resulted the beginning of large-scale change in Inuit Society. The Inuit were discouraged to live in southern Labrador and seasonal dwellings.
By the late 1800s, the majority of Labrador Inuit were living in Moravian Mission Stations. With such close contact with Europeans, many Inuit had died from their diseases. Most devastating one was the Spanish flu epidemic in 1918, which decimated the Inuit population by a third.
Through the 19th and 20th century, the Inuit became increasingly dependent on the market economy and adopted new technology to earn income from industries centered on fishing and trapping. The Inuit life became more and more tied to the trading posts. Initially, the trading posts flourished, but in the 1920s the Moravians experienced losses and sold their stores in the northern communities from Killinik to Makkovik to the Hudson’s Bay Company. After Confederation, the Moravian Church, the Grenfell Medical Mission and the provincial government decided to suspend services to the northern communities of Hebron and Nutak. The Inuit were to be resettled in other existing communities such as Nain, Hopedale, Makkovik and North West River.
The Labrador Inuit Association was formed in 1973 to promote the Inuit culture and advance the rights of Inuit to land which they traditionally harvested and occupied. It represents over 5,300 Inuit and Kablunângajuit (mixed of Labrador Inuit and European ancestry) members living mainly in the Labrador Inuit communities of Nain, Hopedale, Makkovik, Postville, and Rigolet, also in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and North West River.
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Today’s Inuit have to compete in the modern economic world instead of the world of nature. They live in wooded homes instead of tents, sod houses or igloos. The kayaks and umiaks are replaced by motor boats. The dog sleds are changed for snowmobiles; the Inukshuk are replaced by satellite phones, etc.; thus the hunting techniques and harvesting patterns have also changed drastically over the last several decades, the Inuit care to preserve their values, culture and language. The Inuit language, Inuktitut, is a rich and versatile language, adapted to contemporary realities. The Inuit’s second language is English.
The Inuit’s economy is also based on businesses related to the transport (aerial), services, administration and tourism sectors. The Inuit improved, all along the centuries, the manufacturing of utilitarian objects like made of stone, wood, bones and ivory. Today, Inuit crafts are world-renowned, especially the sculptures they make from soapstone, which became their international trademark.
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HopedaleInuit
Air Labrador - Hopedale, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3709(709) 933-3709
Amos Comenius Memorial, P.O. Box 105, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3815(709) 933-3805
Canada Post - Hopedale, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3710(709) 933-3710
College of the North Atlantic / Hopedale Learning Centre, P.O. Box 134, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3718(709) 933-3718
Concerned Citizen's Group, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3820(709) 933-3730
D.J. Gift Shop, P.O. Box 133, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3750(709) 933-3464
Forestry, Resources and Agrifoods, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3785
Grace Hotel Ltd. (Amaguk Inn), P.O. Box 133, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3750(709) 933-3464
Health Labrador Corporation / Clinic - Hopedale, P.O. Box 97, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0(709) 933-3887(709) 933-3651
Health Labrador Corporation / Hopedale Nursing Station, P.O. Box 102, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3857(709) 933-3744
Hopedale - Inuit Child Care Initiative, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3821(709) 933-3645
Hopedale - Public Health, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3842(709) 933-3645
Hopedale - Team Leader, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3739(709) 933-3645
Hopedale Fire Department, P.O. Box 190, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3701(709) 933-3800
Hopedale Garage, P.O. Box 190, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3880(709) 933-3800
Hopedale Inuit Community Government, P.O. Box 190, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3864(709) 933-3800
Hopedale Local Housing Committee, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3809(709) 933-3645
Hopedale Pump House, P.O. Box 190, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3646(709) 933-3800
Hopedale Radio Station, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3808(709) 933-3800
Hopedale Women's Group, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3687
Hosanna Pentecostal Church, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3830
Labrador Inuit Health Commission - Hopedale / Aboriginal Head Start, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3846
Labrador Investments Ltd.- Hopedale, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3844(709) 933-3676
Labrador Legal Services - Hopedale, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3790(709) 933-3790
Labrador Marine Inc., P.O. Box 108, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3660
Labrador Winter Trails, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3864(709) 933-3800
Moravian Church - Hopedale, General Delivery, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3773(709) 933-3782
Nunatsiavut Government - Hopedale Office, P.O. Box 12, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3777(709) 933-3746
RCMP - Hopedale Detachment, P.O. Box 106, Hopedale, NL, A0P 1G0 (709) 933-3820(709) 933-3730
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Inuit Hopedale
Access
The community of Hopedale is situated on a peninsula amid surrounding hills that dominate the landscape. Hopedale is about 236 km from Happy Valley – Goose Bay.
Area 336 hectares
Population
Total Population: 555
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Inuit-Aleut (Inuit)
Mother Tongue: Inuktitut, English Government
Hopedale Inuit Community Government Address: P.O. Box 190, Hopedale, NL A0P 1G0 Tel.: (709) 933-3864 Fax: (709) 933-3800
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Hopedale Inuit Community Government Provincial Organization: N/A
Industries and Economic Activities
Economic activity centers around government organizations and private businesses. Life in the community of Inuit, Settler and mixed Inuit/Settler decent revolves around seasonal activities of hunting and fishing. Residents pursue subsistence and recreational activities such as hunting, trapping, boating, snowmobiling, and camping in outlying bays. In a sculptured landscape of winter snow and windswept ocean the inhabitants pursue a livelihood that is still reflective of a traditional Inuit/Settler lifestyle.
Community Services and Facilities
The community is managed by the HICG-Hopedale Inuit Community Government Nunatsiavut Government. Amongst the numerous groups and organizations dedicated to the betterment of the community are the Women’s Group, Local School Committee, Housing Committee, Crime Prevention, Search and Rescue, Radio Society, and Recreation Committee. Hopedale has a nursing station staffed by 2 nurses and monthly visits by dentist and doctor. Police services are provided by RCMP with 4 regular members. There are also 2 churches, a school for Kindergarten to grade 12, fire department, legal services, gymnasium for recreation and sports, and postal services.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant
Radio: CBC (HVGB) and local community radio station Newspapers: none Television: 17 cable stations including VOCM Radio broadcast from St. John’s Satellite T.V. (private), (Star Choice, Express Vu) Internet Access: Aliant provides Sympatico internet service throughout the community.
Utilities
Water: Full community water and sewer system. Sewage: Full community water and sewer system. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: Diesel Power and pumping station. Transportation: Airlines fly into Hopedale from Sunday to Friday. Marine Atlantic coastal boat from July to November. Speedboats, snowmobiles, trucks and four wheelers are other means to get around by local people.
Historical Notes
Agvituk, the Inuktitut original name for Hopedale means “place of the whales”. Hopedale is one of the largest Inuit communities of the five existing settlements on the northern coast of Labrador. The majority of the inhabitants are members of the Nunatsiavut Government.
According to W.W. Fitzhugh (1977), Inuit occupation of Hopedale began around 1600 A.D. with people building small nuclear-family sod houses during the Seventeenth Century. Winter settlements were located on or near the coast where seals could be easily killed by hunters. The Inuit dispersed to family groups in the fall when, based in skin tents erected on the outer islands, they fished char and trout. Whales and harp seals were also hunted during this season while caribou were hunted in the interior. During the early Eighteenth Century the Hopedale Inuit played important role as “middlemen” in the developing trade between Europeans and Inuit throughout Labrador.
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MakkovikInuit
Canada Post Postal Outlet - Makkovik, General Delivery, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2396
CIML Radio Station, General Delivery, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2327
Department of Health and Social Development, P.O. Box 105, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0(709)923-2340(709)923-2146
Health Labrador Corporation - Makkovik Clinic, General Delivery, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0(709)923-2229(709)923-2428
Hotel Makkovik, P.O. Box 123, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2389(709)923-2388
Inuit Pathway, P.O. Box 116, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2009(709)923-2347
John Christian Erhardt Memorial School, P.O. Box 134, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2275(709)923-2106
Labrador Investment's Limited - Makkovik, P.O. Box 71, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2277(902)923-2116
Makkovik Fire Department Building, P.O. Box 68, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2379
Makkovik Health and Community Services, P.O. Box 76, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2187(709)923-2181
Makkovik Inuit Community Government, P.O. Box 132 , Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2221(709) 923-2126
Makkovik Recreation, P.O. Box 73, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2123
Moravian Church Provincial Board, General Delivery, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2382(709)923-2383
Nunatsiavut Government - Inuit Pathways, P.O. Box 116, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2105(709)923-2366
Nunatsiavut Government - Makkovik Office, P.O. Box 92, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2001(709)923-2366
Nunatsiavut Solutions, P.O. Box 123, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2349(709)754-7924
RCMP - Makkovik, P.O. Box 131, Makkovik, NL, A0P 1J0 (709)923-2317(709)923-2406
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Inuit
Population
Total Population: 360
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Inuit-Aleut (Inuit)
Mother Tongue: Inuktitut, English Government
Makkovik Inuit Community Government
Address: P.O. Box 132, Makkovik, NL A0P 1J0 Tel.: (709) 923-2221 Fax: (709) 923-2126
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: N/A Provincial Organization: N/A
Industries and Economic Activities
The main source of employment for the people of Makkovik is the fish plant. It operates from June to mid-November and employs about 125 workers at peak periods. Most people have a food license and ten trout and salmon nets in their spare time. Hunting is still carried on for ducks, geese, partridge, seal and the most important meat source, caribou. Berry picking for baking apples, blueberries, blackberries, and partridge berries is a favourite pastime in the fall. Other businesses are in retail and service industry such as variety stores, general store, hotel, bed and breakfast
Community Services and Facilities
Makkovik has a school from kindergarten to grade 12. Inuktitut is taught as a subject in school. There is a gymnasium which the community uses in the evenings for recreation programs. The nursing clinic is staffed with a doctor, a dentist and a public health nurse. There is also a church. Police services are provided by a RCMP officer stationed in the community with two constables’ assistance from the local community.
Makkovik
Access:
The town of Makkovik is located on the north coast of Labrador, about 210 kilometers northeast of Happy Valley –Goose Bay.
Area: 197 hectares
Communications
Telephone: Aliant
Radio: CBC, local radio station
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: CBC
Internet Access: The school has a public Community Access Centre. It operates daily.
Utilities
Water: Full community water and sewer system. Sewage: Full community water and sewer system. Other waste:
Energy/electricity: Diesel Power supplied by Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro. Woodward’s Oil Ltd operates a fuel and gas station.
Transportation: Makkovik has an airstrip. Airlines fly into Makkovik from Sunday to Saturday. Marine Atlantic has a passenger boat which, along with two freight boats, serves the coast from July until midNovember. Most families own their owne speedboat as well as one or more snowmobiles. The snowmobile is an important means of travel during the long winter.
Historical Notes
The community was founded in 1859 by a Norwegian named Torsten Kverna Anderson and his wife, Mary Ann Thomas from Makkovik Bay (her father was from England and her mother was a Labradorian). Together they settled in Flunder’s Bight which, in time, became better know as Makkovik. In 1959, during the resettlement program, about thirty Inuit families were resettled here from Hebron when that community closed. The most people in the community have ancestry that is mixture of European settler and Inuit.
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Aivek Holdings Incorporated, P.O. Box 101, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2326(709) 922-2012
Aivek Stantec Limited Partnership, P.O. Box 101, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2326(709) 922-2012
Aivektuuk Holdings Inc., P.O. Box 101, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2326(709) 922-2012
Atsanik Lodge, P.O. Box 10, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2910(709) 922-2815
Bank of Montreal / Nain Community Branch, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2430(709) 922-2432
Canada Post - Nain, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2217(709) 922-2969
Child Youth and Family Services (H.L.C.), P.O. Box 130, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2860(709) 922-2396
CHL/HSL, P.O. Box 38, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2959(709) 922-2897
CJ Webb, P.O. Box 132, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2945(709) 922-1052
College of the North Atlantic / Nain Learning Centre, P.O. Box 129, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0(709) 922-2985(709) 922-2835
D & J Construction (1995) Ltd., P.O. Box 399, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2846(709) 922-2207
East End Express, P.O. Box 217, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2172(709) 922-2172
East End Holdings Inc., 1 Middle Path Road, P.O. Box 217, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1194(709) 922-2172
Fire Emergency Reporting, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2929
Gilbert Hay Sculptures, P.O. Box 144, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1020(888) 717-5801
Hayne's Store Ltd., 57 Middle Path Road, P.O. Box 23, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2822(709) 922-2897
Health Labrador Corporation Nain Health Centre, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0(709) 922-2912(709) 922-2103
Innu Mikun Airlines - Nain, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2500(709) 922-2500
Jens Haven Memorial School / K-3, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1270(709) 922-1130
Jens Haven Memorial School /4-12, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2813(709) 922-2119
Jens Haven Memorial Student Council, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2842(709) 922-2119
Jesse's Taxi, P.O. Box 383, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1549
John Terriak - Carver, P.O. Box 338, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2188(709) 922-1236
Labrador Investments Ltd. - Nain, P.O. Box 29, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2814(709) 922-2247
Labrador Legal Services, Bldg. 217 Hamilton River Road, P.O. Box 899, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0(709) 896-2919(709) 896-2588
Lyall Enterprises Ltd., P.O. Box 89, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2831(709) 922-2284
Martin Martin Group Home, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2211(709) 922-2212
Moravian Church in Labrador, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1223
Nain Care, P.O. Box 43, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2910(709) 922-2815
Nain Community Elders, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2364
Nain Crime Prevention Committee, P.O. Box 220, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2862(709) 922-2133
Nain Family Resource Centre, P.O. Box 179, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2003(709) 922-2004
Nain Harbour Authority, P.O. Box 189, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1999(709) 922-1490
Nain Husky Centre, P.O. Box 59, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2879(709) 922-2295
Nain Inuit Community Government Garage, P.O. Box 400, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2842(709) 922-2295
Nain Inuit Community Government Recreation Department / After School Program / Community Youth Network, P.O. Box 400, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2842(709) 922-2295
Nain Inuit Community Government, P.O. Box 400, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2842(709) 922-2295
Nain Local Housing Committee, P.O. Box 59, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2842(709) 922-2295
Nain Safe House, P.O. Box 447, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1229(709) 922-1424
Nain Search & Rescue, P.O. Box 220, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2862(709) 922-2133
Nain Volunteer Fire Department, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2951(709) 922-2952
Nanuk Diving Inc., P.O. Box 281, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1061(709) 922-1061
Nanuk Hi-Point Ltd., P.O. Box 281, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1385(709) 922-1061
Natsik Services Incorporated, P.O. Box 222, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 576-6488(709) 576-6489
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Nain
Access: Nain is the most northern community found on the coast of Labrador. It is approximately 230 air miles north of Happy Valley Goose Bay.
Area: 9458 hectares
Population
Total Population: 1 185
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Inuit-Aleut (Inuit) Mother Tongue: Inuktitut, English Government
Nain Inuit Community Government
Address: P.O. Box 400, Nain, NL A0P 1L0 Tel.: (709) 922-2842 Fax: (709) 922-2295
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: N/A Provincial Organization: N/A
Industries and Economic Activities
Fishing, hunting and trapping are still the big part of the economic activities in this community. The commercial fishing season usually lasts from July to October. The main species of fish are arctic char, Atlantic salmon, turbot, grenadier and scallop. In late spring just before the ice breaks up, people fish for trout, for home consumption, in the mouths of rivers in the Nain area. Subsistence hunting is performed year round for different species of animals, marine mammals and birds: ducks and geese are hunted in the fall just before freeze-up; caribou is mainly hunted in the spring when the George River Caribou Herd often passes on its way to calving grounds between Nain and Hebron. Some trapping is done during winter months for fox, wolf, etc., while seals are hunted year-round. Nain also has a wide variety of businesses including: hotel, restaurants, craft shop, diving company, bulk fuel storage facility, snack bars, boarding houses, retail stores. There are numerous small contracting companies offering home office services, construction, heavy equipment, heating, plumbing, electrical, trucking, long liner charters and other services.
Community Services and Facilities
There is wide range of services available such as medical clinic and health services provided by the department of Health and Social Development, churches,
RCMP, bank, postal service, child and family services, schools, day care centre, and sports and recreation centre. Various federal and provincial government departments are represented in town as well.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant
Radio: CBC radio from Goose Bay, one local radio station broadcast from Nain - Goose Bay.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: Regional cable from St. John’s provides cable service.
Internet Access: Internet access through Sympatico is available in the community.
Utilities
Water: Nain is fully served with a town water supply going to every house in the community.
Sewage: All houses are hooked into a town sewage system.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: Diesel Power and community gas and oil station.
Transportation: Airline service into Nain twice a day from Goose Bay. There are also regular cargo flights into the community each week. Marine services (freight or passenger) are operating from July to November. Local speedboats, trucks, cars, four wheelers and snowmobiles are used in the winter.
Historical Notes
Established in 1771 by Moravian Missionaries, Nain is the most northern community found on the coast of Labrador. Nestled between two mountains with Mount Sophie to the south and Nain Hill to the north, the community faces a large harbour which supplies the people with their main means of transportation both in summer and winter. The surrounding landscape includes mountains, tundra, woodland areas, bays, islands, fjords and lakes. The local wildlife is made up of caribou, wolves, foxes, black bears, many types of birds and an occasional polar bear. The people of the community are mostly of Inuit descent, with some people of European and mixed descent.
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Nain
Nortech Holdings Limited Weather Station - Nain, P.O. Box 429, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2405(709) 922-1273
Northern Store - Nain, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2832(709) 922-2101
Nunatsiavut Government - Environmental Research Office, P.O. Box 70, 25 Ikajuktauvik Road, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2847(709) 922-2902
Nunatsiavut Government - Department of Health and Social Development - Nain, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2232(709) 922-2216
Nunatsiavut Government - Department of Health and Social DevelopmentPublic Health, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2962(709) 922-2216
Nunatsiavut Government Research Office, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2847(709) 922-1040
Nunatsiavut Government, 25 Ikajuktauvik Road, P.O. Box 70, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2942(709) 922-2931
Okalakatiget Society, 22 Ikajutauvik Road, P.O. Box 160, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2955(709) 922-2293
Philip Rideout Electrical, P.O. Box 175, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1382
Pigutsavik Children's Centre (DHSD), P.O. Box 250, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1330(709) 922-1105
Ray Ford Construction Ltd., P.O. Box 46, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2949(709) 922-2934
RCMP - Nain Detachment, P.O. Box 220, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2862(709) 922-2133
Rising Youth Council, P.O. Box 450, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1206(709) 922-1207
Sikumiut Environmental Management Ltd., 2 Morhardt Road, P.O. Box 189, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1999(709) 922-1490
Tasiujatsoak Wilderness Camp Ltd., P.O. Box 253, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2201
Thule Consulting Incorporated, 19 Sandbanks Road, P.O. Box 247, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0(709) 922-2193(709) 922-2193
Torngasok Cultural Centre, P.O. Box 430, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2158(709) 922-2863
Torngat Fish Producers Co-Operative Society, Limited - Nain, General Delivery, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0(709) 922-2853(709) 922-2801
Ulapitsaijct Steering Committee, P.O. Box 490, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2942(709) 922-2931
Utshimau Sales & Rentals Inc., P.O. Box 281, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-1061
Webb's Boarding House & Gift Shop, P.O. Box 55, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2960(709) 922-2294
Webb's Services Ltd., P.O. Box 55, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0 (709) 922-2865(709) 922-2294
Postville
B.L. Morrison All Grade School, 22 Paipokok Drive, P.O. Box 76, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0(709) 479-9811(709) 479-9796
Canada Post Co-Operative - Postville, 31 Kaipokok Drive, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9739
Innu Mikun Airlines / Postville, 1 Airport Road, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9835(709) 479-9835
Nunatsiavut Government - Postville Office, 37 Kaipokok Drive, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0(709) 479-9880(709) 479-9891
Nunatsiavut Government -Department of Health & Social Development, 35 Kaipokok Drive, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9842(709) 479-9745
Postmill Lumber, P.O. Box 79, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9706(709) 479-9752
Postville Community Health Nurse, 35 Kaipokok Drive, P.O. Box 78, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0(709) 479-9878(709) 479-9745
Postville Ground Search and Rescue Team, General Delivery, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9826
Postville Health Clinic, 3 Park Road, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9851(709) 479-9715
Postville Inuit Community Government, 20 Kaipokok Drive, P.O. Box 74, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9830(709) 479-9888
Postville Local Housing Committee, General Delivery, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9897
Postville Radio Society, 20 Kaipokok Drive, P.O. Box 74, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9870
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Postville
Access: Postville community is located approximately 40 kilometres into the scenic interior of Kaipokok Bay.
Area: 196 hectares
Population
Total Population: 205
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Inuit-Aleut (Inuit) Mother Tongue: Inuktitut, English
Government
Postville Inuit Community Government Address: P.O. Box 74, Postville, NL A0P 1N0 Tel.: (709) 479-9830 Fax: (709) 479-9888
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Nunatsiavut Government Provincial Organization: N/A
Industries and Economic Activities
The economy depends largely on seasonal employment with the local sawmill, housing corporation, community council and fisheries as the main employers. The local business establishments in Postville are one general store, a gas station, a Bed & Breakfast and Canada Post.
Community Services and Facilities
The municipal council serves the people of the community. The nursing station is staffed with a nurse and an assistant with visits from the doctor, dentist and optometrist regularly. School education is provided by Labrador School Board for kindergarten to grade 12. Day care, Pentecostal church, and recreation services are also available in the community.
Communications
Telephone: Bell Aliant
Radio: - CBC Radio One CBND-FM 105.1 FM Relay inc., CFGB from Goose Bay.
CSPL 89.9 FM - Local Community Radio - Relays OK Society from Nain at all non-local times.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: 15 channels cable television available, CBC from Goose Bay. Internet Access: Available Utilities
Water: Full community water and sewer system. Sewage: Full community water and sewer system. Other waste: Community dump Energy/electricity: Diesel power. Stove oil can be purchased.
Transportation: Airline service into Postville daily via Air Labrador. Sunday to Friday via Innu Mikun Provincial Airlines. Labrador Coastal Services are available from July to November. Cars, trucks and four wheelers can be used from May to November. Snowmobiles during the winter.
Historical Notes
Like all other communities on the north coast of Labrador, most people of the Postville community are of Aboriginal descent. First known as the Post, it was originally a traditional trading post. Postville’s rugged mountains, fast-flowing rivers and abundant forests are home to black bears, foxes, wolves, caribou and even moose. Migratory birds also flock to the area in spring and fall. It is said to have some of the finest rivers in the area for Atlantic salmon. It is also possible to fish for char and brook trout almost year round.
Businesses and organizations
Postville Recreation Committee, 20 Kaipokok Drive, P.O. Box 74, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0(709) 479-9882(709) 479-9888
Postville Volunteer Fire Brigade, General Delivery, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9899
Sheppard's Ski-Doo & Variety Shop Inc., P.O. Box 35, Postville, NL, A0P 1N0 (709) 479-9840(709) 479-9771
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Bear Safe Planning Inc., P.O. Box 66, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0
Rigolet
(709) 947-3335
Blakes Efficiency Units, P.O. Box 16, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3364
Blake's, P.O. Box 23, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3450
Canada Post Corporation - Rigolet, General Delivery, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0
(709) 947-3366
Health Labrador Corporation / Rigolet Medical Clinic, P.O. Box 25, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0(709) 947-3386(709) 947-3401
Michelin Gas - Convenience Ltd., P.O. Box 40, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0
Native Spirit Youth Centre, General Delivery, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0
Northern Lights Academy, P.O. Box 89, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0
Northern, General Delivery, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0
(709) 947-3399(709) 947-3471
(709) 947-3539
(709) 947-3350(709) 947-3429
(709) 947-3380(709) 947-3436
Nunatsiavut Governement - Health and Social Development - Rigolet, P.O. Box 26, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3328(709) 947-3412
Nunatsiavut Government - Rigolet Office, P.O. Box 47, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3363(709) 947-3371
RCMP - Rigolet, P.O. Box 170, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3400(709) 947-3447
Rigolet Community Hall, P.O. Box 69, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3411(709) 947-3360
Rigolet Fire Station, P.O. Box 69, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3377(709) 947-3360
Rigolet Inuit Community Government, P.O. Box 69, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3382(709) 947-3360
Sinittavik Inn, P.O. Box 123, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3459(709) 947-3430
Sister's By Two Ltd., P.O. Box 165, Rigolet, NL, A0P 1P0 (709) 947-3414(709) 947-3414
Businesses and organizations
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Population
Total Population: 305
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Inuit-Aleut (Inuit)
Mother Tongue: Inuktitut, English
Government
Rigolet Inuit Community Government
Address: P.O. Box 69, Rigolet, NL A0P 1P0
Tel.: (709) 947-3382 Fax: (709) 947-3360
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: N/A Provincial Organization: N/A
Industries and Economic Activities
Rigolet’s economic base has taken a blow with the decline of the cod and salmon fishery. A cruise ship occasionally visits in the summer bringing opportunities for tourism development. The whale watching from Rigolet is spectacular. Local businesses includes: general store, convenience store and accommodations,
Community Services and Facilities
The nursing station operated by Health Labrador is staffed by 2 nurses with periodical visits from doctor, dentist and some specialists. RCMP officer is stationed in the community with 2 constables, school.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant
Radio: There is a local channel (89,9 FM) and CBC. Newspapers: The Labradorian. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Dial-up internet access is available with a local dial-up number, also high speed.
Rigolet
Access:
Rigolet is located on Hamilton Inlet, which is at the entrance to Lake Melville.
Area: 361 hectares
Utilities
Water: Water is pumped to homes from a local lake. Water samples are taken for testing regularly. Sewage: Full community water and sewer system. Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: A hydro plant runs diesel generators to supply electricity to town. Most homes burn wood. Oil can be bought locally or bought yearly in the fall when the oil boat fills school tanks.
Transportation: Air service to Goose Bay and North Coast every day except Saturday. Labrador Coastal Services are available from July to November. Trucks, ATVs, snowmobiles and speed boats are local methods of transport.
Historical Notes
Rigolet was established in 1735 as a trading post. Rigolet is a small community nestled in a sheltered cove close to the entrance to Lake Melville. Lake Melville is a fresh water lake and freezes over winter, closing the port of Goose Bay to navigation. Rigolet, on the other hand, is on salt water and is accessible just about year round. Existing for over 200 years, it was first settled by French and native fur traders and boasts the first Hudson Bay Trading Post in Labrador.
Although isolated, Rigolet has always been important to the region. The rich Inuit heritage of the people offers the newcomer an opportunity for immersion into a traditional northern lifestyle involving a closeness to the land and its resources.
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The first known inhabited Mi’kmaq site in the Maritimes has been dated back 10,600 years. Before the arrival of Europeans, their traditional territories included Nova Scotia, the Gaspé Peninsula of Québec, Prince Edward Island, the eastern coastal regions of New Brunswick, and later in the 17th Century some parts of Newfoundland. The term Mi’kmaq comes from their word nikmak, meaning “my-kin-friends”.
The Mi’kmaq lived in wigwams; the word “wigwam” originates from the word “wiknom”, meaning a dwelling. Wigwams were build using spruce poles tied up at top and spread out at bottom, and birch barks as shingles. Their clothing was made from the skins of mammals, birds and fish. A semi-nomadic people, the Mi’kmaq lived together in familial tribal groups, and they would move around between their seasonal villages. Because of living far north, the Mi’kmaq did very little farming but they were very skilled hunters and gatherers, especially on fishing sea mammals and harvesting wild berries; they were also known for their unique canoe skills.
Before the Europeans arrived, the entire Maritime region from east of St. John River to west of the St. Lawrence was know as Megumaage. It was divided into seven hunting districts with a chief for each district. Each of the districts was made up of several villages with each village has its own chief. While each group tended to live on its own, the whole community would assemble to make collective decisions in critical times, such as war. All of the district chiefs would convene in a Grand Council to achieve a consensus, and elect one of their members ‘Grand Saqamaw’ to act as their spokesman with outsiders. The wampum belts were used by each tribe to record its history.
The Mi’kmaq made their first recorded contact with Europeans in 1497 and the first permanent European settlement in the Maritimes was at Port Royal in 1605. The French settlers and Mi’kmaq became friends through the fur trade. The Mi’kmaq acted as middleman between the Europeans and the other native group. The British’s attack on the French settlements in the Mi’kmaq territory in 1613 convinced the Mi’kmaq that the British were their enemy. Since then, the hostilities between French/Mi’kmaq and the British lasted on and off for over 150 years. The Mi’kmaq have been at peace since 1779, and treaties signed during the early 1800s established the reserves which the Mi’kmaq still occupy in the Maritimes today.
The Mi’kmaq population was estimated between 3,000 and 20,000 before the contact with Europeans. The epidemics and typhus outbreak drastically reduced its population to as low as 1,800 in early 19th Century.
Today, there are over 27,600 registered Mi’kmaq in the Martimes and Québec including 9 bands and over 6, 750 Mi’kmaq in New Brunswick, 1 band and 2,385 Mi’kmaq in Newfoundland, 13 bands and more than 12,700 Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia, 2 bands and over 1,000 Mi’kmaq in Prince Edward Island, and 3 bands over 4,800 Mi’kmaq in Québec.
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MI’KMAQ MI’KMAQ NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR Mi’kmaq 1. Miawpukek Saint-John’s Happy ValleyGoose Bay 1 North West River Channel Port aux basques 271C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
Amalijek Lake Outfitting, P.O. Box 120, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0
Miawpkek
(709) 687-7554
Bayview Cloverfarm, P.O. Box 140, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2095(709) 882-2255
Canada Post - Conne River, General Delivery, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2185
Canadian Helicopters, General Delivery, Connie River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2858
Capital Lands and Housing, P.O. Box 10, Connie River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2148
Cecil Benoits Youth Center, P.O. Box 160, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2895(709) 882-2836
Christmas Tree Farming, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Coast of Bays Contracting & Development Ltd., General Delivery, Netukulimk Fisheries Building, Connie River, NL, A0H 1J0
(709) 882-3500(709) 882-3478
Conne River Ambulance, P.O. Box 160, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2705(709) 882-2836
Conne River Fire Department, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2222(709) 882-2292
Conne River Garage, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2731
Conne River Gas Bar, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2731(709) 882-2292
Conne River Health & Social Services, P.O. Box 160, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2710(709) 882-2836
Conne River Nutrition Centre, P.O Box 160, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2131(709) 882-2836
Conne River Outfitting, P.O. Box 10, Bay D'Espoir, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2148(709) 882-2292
Conne.com, P.O. Box 100, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2952(709) 882-2528
Connie River Building Supplies, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2882(709) 882-2276
Connie River Marina, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2148
Dashwoods Diner, P.O. Box 180, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2976(709) 882-2976
Eaglequest Tourism Adventures, P.O. Box 10, Bay D'Espoir, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0(709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Fortune Bay Aquaculture, General Delivery, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2653(709) 882-3475
Four Winds Day Care, P.O. Box 160, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2710(709) 882-2836
Glenn John Arts and Crafts, P.O. Box 10, Bay D'Espoir, P.O. Box 10, Bay D'Espoir, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2555(709) 882-2292
Iroquois Bone Carvings, P.O. Box 180, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2976(709) 882-2976
Jane's Flower Shop, General Delivery, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2579
Jeddore Store, P.O. Box 29, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2454(709) 882-2460
Jeddore's Aviation Maintenance, P.O. Box 120, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 538-7773(709) 882-2460
Jipuji'j Nature Park, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Kopit Enterprises Ltd., P.O. Box 10, Bay D'Espoir, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Miawpukek Cable Vision, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Miawpukek Economic Development, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2458
Miawpukek First Nation Band Office, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Miawpukek First Nation Training & Economic Development Department, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-1272(709) 882-2401
Miawpukek Justice Department, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2148(709) 882-2894
Miawpukek Public Work, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2470(709) 882-2292
Micmac Air Charter, P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2148(709) 882-2292
Mik'maq Discovery Centre, P.O. Box 10, Connie River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2148
Netukulimk Fisheries Ltd., P.O. Box 10, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-3500(709) 882-3478
Nicole's Hair Salon, General Delivery, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2158
Patridge Point Lounge, P.O. Box 99, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2229(709) 882-2169
RCMP - Bay D'Espoir Detachment / Conne River Aboriginal Police Force, P.O. Box 99, Milltown, NL, A0H 1W0 (709) 882-2915(709) 882-2274
Riverside Arcade and Take Out, P.O. Box 27, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2073
Businesses and organizations
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NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
Mi’kmaq Miawpukek
Conne River Reserve is located on the South Central Coast of Newfoundland and is approximately 224 km south of Gander.
Population
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation : Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue : English
Government
Miawpukek First Nation
Address: P.O. Box 10, Bay D’Espoir, Conne River, NL A0H 1J0
Tel.: (709) 882-2470 Fax: (709) 882-2292 Web Site: http://www.mfngov.ca
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Unaffiliated Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries
The most employment opportunities are from band office, clinic and school. The major businesses in the community are owned by the band and are operated by band members. Some businesses are owned privately. Most businesses are in outfitting, aquaculture industry, tourism, forestry, service sector and arts and crafts.
Community Services and Facilities
The facilities and services that exist are band office, fire station, health and social services building, post office, marina, church, recreation, softball field, playground, air services, school, RCMP, convenience stores and gas bar.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant
Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: The Coaster
Television: The Miawpukek First Nation Cablevision Operation provides cable television service to the Conne River & the community of Morrisville.
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: Most of the homes in Conne River are heated by wood and electric heat.
Historical Notes
When Newfoundland and Labrador (NFLD) joined Confederation in 1949, its Aboriginal people were not distinctly recognized but were accorded the same status as other Newfoundlanders. In 1973 Conne River was established as a native community. But it was only until 1986, the Miawpukek First Nation finally received recognition under the Indian Act. The existing band office was constructed in 1991 with an expansion in 2000 to accommodate more new offices and a resource centre.
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Riverside Video, P.O. Box 9, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0
(709) 882-2729
Sentanneway School, P.O. Box 100, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2941(709) 882-2528
Wellness Center, P.O. Box 160, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2710(709) 882-2836
Wetzel's Law Office - Barrister and Solicitor / First Nation Consultant, P.O. Box 74, Conne River, NL, A0H 1J0 (709) 882-2666(709) 882-2666
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MI’KMAQ MI’KMAQ
The first known inhabited Mi’kmaq site in the Maritimes has been dated back 10,600 years. Before the arrival of Europeans, their traditional territories included Nova Scotia, the Gaspé Peninsula of Québec, Prince Edward Island, the eastern coastal regions of New Brunswick, and later in the 17th Century some parts of Newfoundland. The term Mi’kmaq comes from their word nikmak, meaning “my-kin-friends”.
The Mi’kmaq lived in wigwams; the word “wigwam” originates from the word “wiknom”, meaning a dwelling. Wigwams were build using spruce poles tied up at top and spread out at bottom, and birch barks as shingles. Their clothing was made from the skins of mammals, birds and fish. A semi-nomadic people, the Mi’kmaq lived together in familial tribal groups, and they would move around between their seasonal villages. Because of living far north, the Mi’kmaq did very little farming but they were very skilled hunters and gatherers, especially on fishing sea mammals and harvesting wild berries; they were also known for their unique canoe skills.
Before the Europeans arrived, the entire Maritime region from east of St. John River to west of the St. Lawrence was know as Megumaage. It was divided into seven hunting districts with a chief for each district. Each of the districts was made up of several villages with each village has its own chief. While each group tended to live on its own, the whole community would assemble to make collective decisions in critical times, such as war. All of the district chiefs would convene in a Grand Council to achieve a consensus, and elect one of their members ‘Grand Saqamaw’ to act as their spokesman with outsiders. The wampum belts were used by each tribe to record its history.
The Mi’kmaq made their first recorded contact with Europeans in 1497 and the first permanent European settlement in the Maritimes was at Port Royal in 1605. The French settlers and Mi’kmaq became friends through the fur trade. The Mi’kmaq acted as middleman between the Europeans and the other native group. The British’s attack on the French settlements in the Mi’kmaq territory in 1613 convinced the Mi’kmaq that the British were their enemy. Since then, the hostilities between French/Mi’kmaq and the British lasted on and off for over 150 years. The Mi’kmaq have been at peace since 1779, and treaties signed during the early 1800s established the reserves which the Mi’kmaq still occupy in the Maritimes today.
The Mi’kmaq population was estimated between 3,000 and 20,000 before the contact with Europeans. The epidemics and typhus outbreak drastically reduced its population to as low as 1,800 in early 19th Century.
Today, there are over 27,600 registered Mi’kmaq in the Martimes and Québec including 9 bands and over 6, 750 Mi’kmaq in New Brunswick, 1 band and 2,385 Mi’kmaq in Newfoundland, 13 bands and more than 12,700 Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia, 2 bands and over 1,000 Mi’kmaq in Prince Edward Island, and 3 bands over 4,800 Mi’kmaq in Québec.
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Nova scotiaNova scotia THE FIRST NATIONS NOVA SCOTIA FIRST NATIONS Mi’kmaq 1. Acadia 2. Annapolis Valley 3. Bear River 4. Chapel Island First Nation 5. Eskasoni 6. Glooscap First Nation 7. Membertou 8. Millbrook 9. Paqtnkek First Nation 10. Pictou Landing 11. Shubenacadie 12. Wagmatcook 13.Waycobah First Nation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 Yarmouth Halifax Cape Breton 275C.P. 383, Chef Émile Picard, Wendake (Québec) G0A 4V0 T (581) 300-6313 info@indianacommunication.com www.quebecautochtone.net www.aboriginalquebec.net
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Businesses and organizations
Acadia
Acadia First Nation Youth Centre / Headstart Program, 10526 Highway 3, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8 (902) 742-6928
Acadia First Nation, 10526 Highway 3, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8 (902) 742-0257(902) 742-8854
Gold Reserves AFN, 13 Beech Hill Road, Gold River, NS, B0J 1K0 (902) 627-1189(902) 627-1242
Gold River Health Centre, R.R. #2, Chester Basin, NS, B0J 1K0 (902) 627-1245(902) 627-1361
Kespuwick Fisheries, 10526 Hwy 3, Starr's Road, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8 (902) 742-7354(902) 742-9355
Medway River Entertainment Limited - AFN, 5163 Highway 210, Greenfield, NS, B0T 1X0(902) 685-2319(902) 685-2308
The Gold Nugget AFN, 35 Beech Hill Road, Gold River (Western Shore), NS, B0J 1K0(902) 627-1265(902) 627-1416
W ildcat Entertainment, R.R. #1, South Brookfield, NS, B0T 1X0 (902) 682-2665(902) 682-2324
Winners Corner AFN, 11 Reserve Road, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8 (902) 742-1140(902) 742-5829
Yarmouth Health Centre, 10526 Hwy 3, R.R. #4, P.O. Box 5914C, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8(902) 742-4337(902) 742-4824
Your Winners World - AFN, 10588 Starrs Road, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8 (902) 742-4715(902) 742-5880
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Mi’kmaq Acadia
Access
Acadia First Nation is composed of Gold River (off Highway 103 near Chester Basin), Medway, Ponhook Lake (off Highway 8 on the Indian Garden Road), Wildcat and Yarmouth Reserves. Most of these reserves are located within 116 km of Halifax except Yarmouth Reserve which is most populated site located at 3.2 km east of Yarmouth.
Area
Gold River No. 21: 270.2 ha.
Medway No. 11: 403 ha.
Ponhook Lake No. 10:101.8 ha. Wildcat No.12: 465.4 ha. Yarmouth No.33: 27.57 ha.
Population
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English
Government
Acadia First Nation
Address: R.R. #4, 10526 Hwy 3, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 4A8
Tel.: (902) 742-0257 Fax: (902) 742-8854
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Union of Nova Scotia Indians - Advisory Services
Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries
There are 6 gaming facilities and stores on the reserves. Fishing and hunting, arts and crafts are still the traditional activities kept by the people of Acadia First Nation. Health, education and forestry sectors also employs large percentage of its band members.
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, youth centre, health centre, day care and Headstart program.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
Acadia First Nation is composed of five reserves spread throughout the south western shore of Nova Scotia and across three counties. Gold River Reserve was established on May 8, 1820. Local myths claim that the first settlers in the area panned for gold in the river adjacent to the reserve, which is how it got its name. Wildcat Reserve is a native settlement that has managed to maintain its traditional activities such as hunting, trapping, fishing, and canoeing. The Reserve was established on June 8, 1820. Ponhook Reserve was established on June 8, 1843. Due to its isolated rural environment, the reserve becomes an ideal summer vacation land and hunting ground in the winter. Medway Reserve, established on May 8, 1865, is the smallest reserve among the 5 reserves. There are very few band members that inhabit the land. Finally, the Yarmouth Reserve which is now most populated reserve was established on June 8, 1887. However, before 1986, the reserve was situated on a swampy and inferior land until the land at the opposite of the original reserve was purchased by the band.
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NOVA SCOTIA FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NOVA SCOTIA Yarmouth Halifax Cape Breton
Annapolis ValleyMi’kmaq
Businesses and organizations
Annapolis Valley First Nation Health Centre, 640 Ratchford Road, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0 (902) 538-1444(902) 538-1353
Annapolis Valley First Nation Smoke Shop, 64 Goo-ow Lane, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0(902) 538-7525
Annapolis Valley First Nation, 29 Toney Boulevard, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0 (902) 538-7149(902) 538-7734
Annapolis Valley Gas Bar, 38 Goo-Ow Lane, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0 (902) 538-1407
Annapolis Valley Recreation Hall, 120 Kakwa Street, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0 (902) 538-3317(902) 538-7734
NADACA - Annapolis Valley First Nation, 640 Ratchford Road, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0(902) 538-1444(902) 538-1353
Three Wishes Childs Care, 58 Goo-Ow Lane, Cambridge 32, NS, B0P 1G0 (902) 538-1048(902) 538-7734
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Mi’kmaq
Annapolis Valley
Access:
The Annapolis Valley First Nation inhabits the Cambridge Reserve which is located 88 km northwest of Halifax and the St. Croix Reserve which is located 46.4 km northwest of Halifax.
Area:
Cambridge No. 32: 18.7 ha. St. Croix No. 34: 126.2 ha.
Population
287 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English
Government
Annapolis Valley First Nation Band Council Address: 29 Toney Blvd., Cambridge Station, NS B0P 1G0
Tel.: (902) 538-7149 Fax: (902) 538-7734
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries
Fishing, retail and trades, service industry, education and health.
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, day care, recreation hall, senior’s centre, and health centre
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
Cambridge reserve and St. Croix reserve were established in 1880 and 1851. In the late 1940’s Indian Brook Reserve offered houses to a number of families from Annapolis Valley. A large segment of the population moved to Indian Brook, resulting in a breakdown in language and culture. Today, the Annapolis Valley First Nation is determined to regain its identity. Their reserves are surrounded by two mountains. Beyond the mountain to the north lies the Bay of Fundy, a natural habitat of lobster where the community normally harvests its stock of seafood. The fresh water Cornwallis River, a good source for trout, flows through the southern part of the reserve.
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NOVA SCOTIA FIRST NATIONS / MI’KMAQ NOVA SCOTIA Yarmouth Halifax Cape Breton
(581) 300-6313
Mi’kmaq
Population
332 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English
Government
Bear River First Nation
Address: P.O. Box 210, Bear River, NS B0S 1B0 Tel.: (902) 467-3802 Fax: (902) 467-4143
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq Provincial Organization: n.a. Industries
Fishing, tourism, forestry management, construction, arts and crafts
Community Services and Facilities
Band office, cultural and learning centre, alcohol and drug program, health centre, playground and pool, church, family and children services.
Bear River
Access:
The Bear River First Nation inhabits 3 Bear River Reserves which are located 17.7 km southeast of Digby, 9.6 km southeast of Annapolis Valley, and 6.4 km southeast of Annapolis Valley. To get there, take Trans Canada 101 towards Annapolis Valley and take right at exit #24 until you reach the Bear River Community.
Area:
Bear River No. 6:633.8 ha Bear River No. 6A:31.2 ha. Bear River No. 6B:24.3 ha.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a. Newspapers: n.a. Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes
Utilities
Water: Main system with pumping station. Sewage: A solar aquatics wastewater treatment facility is in place to treat the community's sewage. The plants and animals serving the system are housed within a greenhouse at the centre of the village. Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
Bear River reserves were established in 1820, 1938, and 1962. The community established its own church in 1831. The people of the Bear River hunted porpoise as well as blackfish, white whales and seals in the Bay of Fundy during the summer months in the nineteenth century. They would travel from forest to coast during the month of May and June. Canoes were used to carry the families and goods for the summer long hunt.
Bear
Businesses and
Bear River First Nation Band Office, P.O. Box 210, Bear River, NS, B0S 1B0 (902) 467-3802(902) 467-4143
Bear River First Nation Health Centre, P.O. Box 210, Bear River, NS, B0S 1B0 (902) 467-4197(902) 467-0951
L'sitkuk Gas Bar, General Delivery, Bear River, NS, B0S 1B0 (902) 467-0557
Muin Sipu Learning Centre, P.O. Box 210, Bear River, NS, B0S 1B0 (902) 467-4193
Stone Bear Tracks and Trails, General Delivery, Bear River, NS, B0S 1B0 (902) 467-3963
TINT Equipment Services, General Delivery, Bear River, NS, B0S 1B0 (902) 467-3828
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Yarmouth
Halifax Cape Breton
organizations
RiverMi’kmaq
EskasoniMi’kmaq
Businesses and organizations
Al Gould's Electrical, 4243 Eskasoni Road, P.O. Box 8111, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 379-2707(902) 379-2707
Allan W. Jeddore Trucking, 74 Castle Bay Road, Eskasoni First Nation, NS, B1W 1A1(902) 379-2583
Allison Bernard Memorial High School, 4673 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7969, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B8 (902) 379-3000(902) 379-3011
Bernard's Apartments, 4759 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7669, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B1 (902) 379-2178
Cal's Cash N Go, 78 Mini Mall Drive, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A3 (902) 379-1282
Crane Cover Seafoods, 4115 Shore Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 379-2024(902) 379-2159
Denny's Auto Sales and Repairs, 5 Jown Street, P.O. Box 8066, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C1(902) 379-2734
Douglas Denny Trucking, 40 Denny's Lane, P.O. Box 8050, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C1 (902) 379-2920(902) 379-2844
East Eagle Contracting, 65 Minimall Drive, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 564-5600(902) 564-5684
Emergency Health Services, 10 Arena Road, P.O. Box 7801, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B8 (902) 379-2052
Eskasoni Home Care, 15 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7745, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3 (902) 379-1357(902) 379-2421
Eskasoni Commercial Fishing, 4115 Shore Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 379-2024(902) 379-2159
Eskasoni Community Health Center, 15 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7745, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3(902) 379-3200(902) 379-2421
Eskasoni Dan. K Memorial Rink, 26 Arena Road, P.O. Box 7117, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A2(902) 379-2344
Eskasoni Economic Development, 63 Mini Mall, P.O. Box 7172, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1(902) 379-2242(902) 379-2172
Eskasoni Elementary and Middle School, 4675 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7970, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B8 (902) 379-2825(902) 379-2886
Eskasoni First Nation, 63 Mini Mall Drive, P.O. Box 7040, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1 (902) 379-2800(902) 379-2172
Eskasoni Fish and Wildlife Commission, 4115 Shore Road, P.O. Box 8097, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 379-2024(902) 379-2159
Eskasoni Fitness Center, 4543-Unit A Shore Road, P.O. Box 7921, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B7(902) 379-2496
Eskasoni Gambling Commission, 63 Mini Mall Drive, P.O. Box 7117, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A2(902) 379-2704(902) 379-2670
Eskasoni Head Start Center, 14 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7745, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3(902) 379-2232(902) 379-2875
Eskasoni Pharmachoice, 15 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7766, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3 (902) 379-1029(902) 379-1032
Eskasoni Prenatal Clinic, 15 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7745, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3 (902) 379-3200(902) 379-2421
Eskasoni Primary Care, 15 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7745, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3 (902) 379-2500(902) 379-2271
Eskasoni School Board, 4645 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7959, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B8 (902) 379-2507(902) 379-2273
Eskasoni School Dental Clinic, 4675 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7970, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B8(902) 379-2302
Eskasoni Sewage Plant, 4893 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7739, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3 (902) 379-2622
Eskasoni Social Development, 63 Mini Mall, P.O. Box 7070, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1 (902) 379-2826
Eskasoni Tobacco Shop, 63 Mini Mall, P.O. Box 7117, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1 (902) 379-2930
Eskasoni Trading Post, 4656 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7847, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B5 (902) 379-2254
First Nations Construction, 22 Castle Bay Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1 (902) 379-2855(902) 379-2217
Francis Apartments, 425 John Paul's Lane, P.O. Box 7274, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A3
Frenchie's Canteen, 4850 Shore Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A9 (902) 379-2178
Gould's Auto Body, 10 Crane Cove, P.O. Box 8003, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B9 (902) 379-2319
Gould's Auto Cleaning Services, 16 Crane Cove Road, P.O. Box 8006, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B9(902) 379-2899
Jackie's Bingo & Casino Tours, 44 Young Street, Eskasoni, NS, B1T 1K5 (902) 304-0115
Joey Jeddore Furnace Repair, 210 Castle Bay Road, P.O. Box 7462, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A6(902) 379-2839
Ksite'taqnk Day Care, 4531 Shore Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B6 (902) 379-2017
Leonard Paul Apartments, 4762 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7676, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B1(902) 379-2874
Logan's Variety, 49 Logan Drive, P.O. Box 7161, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A2 (902) 379-2420
Mike Marshall Garage, 137 Castle Bay Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1
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Mi’kmaq
Eskasoni
Access:
Main reserve, Eskasoni No. 3 is located 40 km. southwest of Sydney. To access the reserve: Take Trans Canada Highway 104 East to Cape Breton followed by Trans Canada Highway 105 North East to Provincial Arterial 125 East, then take Trunk Highway 4 South and exit at Collector Highway 216 south which will lead you to Eskasoni First Nation.
Area:
Eskasoni No. 3: 3504.6 ha. Eskasoni No. 3A: 28.5 ha. Malagawatch No. 4 (20% of): 661.3 ha.
Population
4 371 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Eskasoni Band Council
Address: P.O. Box 7040, 63 Mini Mall Drive, Eskasoni, NS B1W 1A1
Tel.: (902) 379-2800 Fax: (902) 379-2172 Web Site: www.eskasonibc.ca
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Union of Nova Scotia Indians – Advisory Services
Provincial Organization: n.a. Industries
Fishing, tourism, tobacco plant. There are also numerous private businesses in the retail, trades, forestry, farming, construction, and service industries.
Community Services and Facilities
Eskasoni is a growing community that has many facilities to take care of its members. The community is led by the Band council with services such as local police, fire department, housing, health centre, social services, family and children services, Young offender Project to serve the needs of the community. There are also radio station and community channel, day care centre, schools, training and education centre located in the community.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a. Television: 25% or less of the residents subscribe to a satellite television service.
Internet Access: Less than 50% of the residents subscribe to an internet service.
Utilities
Water: n.a.
Sewage: Eskasoni Sewage Treatment Plant
Other waste: n.a.
Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
Located in Cape Breton on the north shores of the East Bay of the Bras d'Or Lakes, Nova Scotia, Eskasoni First Nation is a largest First Nation Community in Atlantic Canada Eskasoni is also a very young community, with a large percentage (about 55%)of the residents being under 20 years of age.
While the Mi'kmaq people can trace their roots in Eastern Canada and the northeastern United States back over 10,000 years, Eskasoni is a fairly young community. While it was officially dedicated as a Native reserve in 1834 (According to the census of 1871, there were 125 people living in Eskasoni, whose various trades were recorded as fishermen, farmers, basketmakers, and quillworkers), most families in the community did not settle in Eskasoni until a Government relocation program during the 1930s and 40s. In 1958, Band council was established to govern the community and manage Band finances.
The word Eskasoni is derived from a Mi’kmaq word “We’kwistoqnik”. It means “Where the fire trees are plentiful”.
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Yarmouth
Halifax Cape Breton
EskasoniMi’kmaq
Mi'kmaq Legal Support Services Network, 29 Medicine Trail, P.O. Box 7703, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B2 (902) 379-2042(902) 379-2047
Mikmaw Family & Children Services of Nova Scotia, 80 Logan Drive, P.O. Box 7142, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A2 (902) 379-2433(902) 379-2381
Mi'kmaw Lodge Treatment Center, 70 Gabriel Street, P.O. Box 7824, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B4(902) 379-2267(902) 379-2702
Morris Pizza, 4636 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7954, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B8 (902) 379-2517
Muin Gas Bar and Fuels, 183 Castle Bay Road, P.O. Box 7083, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1(902) 379-2083
Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselling Association of Nova ScotiaMain Office, 70 Gabriel Street, P.O. Box 7120, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B4 (902) 379-2262(902) 379-2412
Poulettes Pizza, 18 George Street, Eskasoni, NS
RCMP - Eskasoni Detachment, 4835 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7738, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3(902) 379-2822(902) 379-2999
Sarah Denny Cultural Centre, P.O. Box 7133, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A2 (902) 379-2298
Sisters of St. Martha, 58 Gabriel Street, P.O. Box 7823, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B4 (902) 379-2224
Slick's Cash & Carry, 4775 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7726, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B3 (902) 379-1268
Steven's Garage, 24 Crane Cove, P.O. Box 8013, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B9 (902) 379-2015
Sylliboy's Grocery and Hardware, 4580 Shore Road, P.O. Box 7932, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1B7(902) 379-2223(902) 379-2729
Toney's Place, 4350 Shore Road, P.O. Box 8156, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C4
Unamaki Education and Training Centre, 51 Richards Avenue, P.O. Box 7645, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A1 (902) 379-2758(902) 379-2586
Unamaki Institute of Natural Resources, 4102 Shore Road, P.O. Box 8096, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 379-2163(902) 379-2250
Unamaki Oyster Farm, 4115 Shore Road, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1C2 (902) 379-2024(902) 379-2159
Young's Dairy, 9 Pine Street, P.O. Box 7619, Eskasoni, NS, B1W 1A9 (902) 379-2717
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Businesses and organizations
Mi’kmaq
Glooscap First Nation
Access:
Glooscap First Nation is located 68.8 km Northeast of Halifax. The easiest way to find the reserve by car is to exit 8A, Highway 101, to the Ben Jackson Road until the intersection at Bishopville Road is reached. Turn right on Bishopville Road and continue for 2 km until the entrance to the Glooscap First Nation is visible on the right.
Area:
Glooscap Reserve: 171.1 ha.
Population
371 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac) Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Glooscap First Nation Band Council Address: P.O. Box 449, Hantsport, NS B0P 1P0 Tel.: (902) 684-9788 Fax: (902) 684-9890 Toll free tel.: (855) 601-4943 www.glooscapfirstnation.com
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries
A five year gaming agreement is now in place with the province of Nova Scotia, wherein Glooscap operates a “gaming room” at the Glooscap Variety Store under the authority of the Gaming Commission. Profits made from this operation are used to fund various projects and assist the members in special needs. The band also employs several employees and students throughout the year.
Community Services and Facilities
The band office consists of staff such as director of administration, native employment officer, social development administrator, education counsellor, community health nurse, community health director, drug and alcohol counsellor, maintenance/security worker and administrative assistant. There is health centre located in the community.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: n.a.
Television: All major channels Internet Access: Yes Utilities
Water: Energy/electricity:
Historical Notes
Glooscap First Nation (formly Horton First Nation) is a small community which is located within the boundaries of Hants County and 6 km. from the town of Hantsport. It was established March 3, 1907. Chief Rita Smith, the mother of the Horton Band, had the distinction of being the first woman to have been Chief of two Bands, Annapolis Valley and Horton. Until June 6, 1984, Horton was separated from Annapolis Valley and became independent. The name was changed to Glooscap First Nation in 2004.
Businesses and organizations
Glooscap First Nation Band Office, 159 Smith Road, Hantsport, NS, B0P 1P0 (855) 601-4943(902) 684-9890
Glooscap First Nation Economic Development Corporation, 36A Smith Road, Hantsport, NS, B0P 1P0 (855) 601-4943
Glooscap First Nation Health and Healing Centre, 157 Smith Road, Hantsport, NS, B0P 1P0(855) 601-4944(902) 684-9890
Glooscap Variety Store and Gas Bar/Glooscap Entertainment Centre, 92 Smith Road, Hantsport, NS, B0P 1P0 (902) 684-0007
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Yarmouth Halifax Cape Breton
MembertouMi’kmaq
2 Season Sports Inc., 201 Churchill Drive, Unit 103, Membertou, NS, B1S 0H1 (902) 562-0050(902) 562-1632
Austin Christmas Plumbing & Heating, 17 Aqmoqew Awti, Membertou, NS, B1S 0B6(902) 304-1090
Caribou Marsh Enterprises Ltd., 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 564-6466(902) 539-6645
Edna's Antiques and Collectibles, 32 Tupsi Drive, Membertou Reserve, Cape Breton, NS, B1S 3K6 (902) 539-7772(902) 539-5856
Eugene Simon Auto Body Repair, 2408 Gabarus Highway, Sydney, NS, B1L 1G1 (902) 562-2337
Herney's Convenience, 127 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2N1 JR and Bucks, 22 Bradley Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 3M4 (902) 539-2277
Little Chief Centre, 113 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 562-1121(902) 539-6645
Marshall Paint Ball, 38 Tupsi Drive, Sydney, NS, B1S 2P3 (902) 539-6466(902) 539-6645
Membertou CAP Site, 3 Kateri Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2P2 (902) 539-4920(902) 539-6645
Membertou Cigarette Shop, 115 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 539-3798(902) 539-6645
Membertou Education, 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 564-6466(902) 539-6645
Membertou Elementary School, 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 562-2205(902) 562-4561
Membertou First Nation, 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 564-6466(902) 539-6645
Membertou Gaming Building 1, 42 Maillard Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 3W3 (902) 539-3049
Membertou Gaming Building 2, 40 Maillard Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 3W3 (902) 539-3952
Membertou Gaming Trailler, 115 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 539-3798
Membertou Halifax Corporate Division, 1969 Upper Water Street, Halifax, NS, B3J 3R7(902) 429-5445(902) 429-5461
Membertou Housing and Public Works, 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9(902) 564-1121(902) 562-9628
Membertou Market, 38 Maillard Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2P6 (902) 539-8401
Membertou Natural Resources / Fisheries, 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9(902) 567-2018(902) 567-0933
Membertou Recreation Association, 117 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 564-6466
Membertou Trade and Convention Centre, 50 Maillard Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 3W3(902) 562-6826(902) 562-6828
Membertou VLT 3, 51 Maillard Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 3W4 (902) 562-6969
Membertou Wellness Centre, 109 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2M9 (902) 564-6466(902) 539-9954
Mi'Kmaq Gas & Convenience, 101 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 3M8 (902) 539-3121(902) 562-8216
Mi'kmaq Gifts and Collectibles, 6 Micmac Crescent, Membertou, NS, B1S 2P4 (902) 564-8997
Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey, 47 Maillard Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2P5 (902) 567-0336(902) 567-0337
Moore's Hardwood Flooring, 164 Membertou Street, Membertou, NS, B1S 2N5 (902) 539-7645
Native Design Services, 100 Membertou Street, Sydney, NS, B1S 2M8 (888) 828-9355(514) 828-9345
Union of Nova Scotia Indians, 201 Churchill Drive, Suite 304, Membertou, NS, B1S 0H1(902) 539-4107(902) 564-2137
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Businesses and organizations
Mi’kmaq
Population
1 460 Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English Government
Membertou Band Council Address: 111 Membertou Street, Sydney, Nova Scotia B1S 2M9
Tel.: (902) 564-6466 Fax: (902) 539-6645 Web Site: http://www.membertou.ca
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: Union of Nova Scotia Indians – Advisory Services
Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries and Economic Development
The main industries are fishing and gaming. Other economic activities can be found are in retail and trades, service industry, construction, arts and crafts. There are numerous entrepreneurs undertaking a variety of business services ranging from the operation of convenience stores, a gas station, art gallery, barber shops, pizza shop, antique store, hair dressing salon, smoke shop, furniture and office supplies, medical supplies, home oil delivery, construction project management services, computer products, computer programming, web design, plumbing, brick laying, and welding amongst others.
Membertou
Access:
Membertou First Nation reserves are located in a radius of 1.6 km. to 62.4 km. of Sydney. Take Trans Canada 105 past Baddeck and towards North Sydney until reach exit 20 to get on Highway 125. Follow 125 towards Sydney and take exit 6 onto King Road and follow it till get to Holiday Inn and take the first street on right. Follow this street to the end then take a right and the first street on the left is Membertou street. The Band Office is on the left.
Area:
Membertou No. 28B: 95.1 ha. Sydney No. 28A: 5.1 ha
Caribou Marsh No. 29: 219.3 ha. Malagawatch No. 4: (20% of): 661.3
Community Services and Facilities
Administration office, day care, Veterans Memorial Building, senior citizens group, wellness centre, adult education, recreation facilities including a sports complex, 2 ball fields and a track, church services, elementary school, youth peer tutoring, education, housing and public works.
Communications
Telephone: Aliant Radio: n.a.
Newspapers: Weekly community newsletter. Television: About 50% of the residents subscribe to a satellite television service. Internet Access: More than 50% of the residents subscribe to an Internet service
Utilities
Water: n.a. Sewage: n.a.
Other waste: n.a. Energy/electricity: n.a.
Historical Notes
The Membertou reserve was established in August 31, 1925 (The original Membertou reserve was situated along the shore of Sydney Harbour and was known as the Old King’s Road Reserve, until 1927, Membertou was relocated to where it now exists.) Caribou Marsh Reserve was established in April 28, 1882. Sydney Reserve was established in September 7, 1921. And the Malagawatch Reserve (20% held by Membertou) was established in August 2, 1833.
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and organizations
Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq, The, 57 Martin Crescent, P.O. Box 1590, Truro, NS, B2N 5V3 (902) 895-6385(902) 893-1520
Digital Sound Mobile D J Services, 127 Fern Drive, Truro, NS, B2N 6N6 (902) 895-6961
Eastern Woodland Publishing Inc., P.O. Box 1590, Truro, NS, B2N 5V3 (902) 895-2038(902) 895-3030
First Nations Forestry Association in Nova Scotia, 57 Martin Crescent, P.O. Box 1590, Truro, NS, B2N 5V3 (902) 895-6385(902) 893-1520
G and G Heating, 74 Abenaki Road, Truro, NS, B2N 6N3 (902) 893-1650(902) 893-0492
Glooscap Heritage Society, 65 Treaty Trail, Millbrook First Nation, NS, B6L 1W3 (902) 843-3496(902) 893-2269
Glooscaps Trading Post, 900 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 897-6953
Jason's Convenience, 834 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 895-4828
Keith's Gas Bar, 945 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 897-2928(902) 897-2976
Marshall's Flooring, 975 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 843-3440(902) 843-3440
Micmac-Maliseet Nations News Association, P.O. Box 1590, Truro, NS, B2N 5V3 (902) 895-2038(902) 895-3030
Mi'kmaq Family Treatment Centre - Millbrook, Millbrook First Nation, P.O. Box 665, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 893-8483(902) 893-2987
Mi'kmaq Maintenance, 912 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 893-0444
Mi'kmaq Trading Post, 969 Willow Street, Millbrook, NS, B2N 5V3 (902) 895-9893(902) 895-9893
Mi'kmaq-Maliseet Nations News, P.O. Box 1590, Truro, NS, B2N 5V3 (902) 895-2038(902) 895-3030
Millbrook First Nation Aboriginal Headstart, 820 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 896-5731(902) 896-5732
Millbrook First Nation Economic Development Corporation Limited, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 897-9199(902) 893-4785
Millbrook First Nation Post Secondary Education, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 897-9199(902) 893-4785
Millbrook First Nation, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 897-9199(902) 893-4785
Millbrook Fisheries, 965 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 897-0402(902) 895-1994
Millbrook Health Centre, 842 Willow Street, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 895-9468(902) 893-3665
Millbrook Housing Committee, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 897-9199(902) 893-4785
Millbrook Mi'kmaw Daycare, 851 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 5N5 (902) 897-1249
Millbrook Pre-School, 36 Church Road, Truro, NS, B2N 6N4 (902) 897-0445(902) 897-0628
Millbrook Senior Centre, 820 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 897-9199
Millbrook Social Assistance Program, 820 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 897-9199(902) 893-4785
Millbrook Tobacco Store, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS, B2N 5E5 (902) 895-9079
Millbrook Video & Variety, 984 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 895-7039
Native Council of Nova Scotia - Caring Connections Office, P.O. Box 1320, Truro, NS, B2N 5N2 (902) 895-1738(902) 893-7680
Native Council of Nova Scotia - Netukulimkewe'l Commission Office, P.O. Box 1320, Truro, NS, B2N 5N2 (902) 895-7050(902) 895-8182
Native Council of Nova Scotia - Provincial Office, Abenaki Road, P.O. Box 1320, Truro, NS, B2N 5N2 (902) 895-1523(902) 895-0024
Native Council of Nova Scotia , 324 Abanaki Road, P.O. Box 1320, Truro, NS, B2N 5N2(902) 895-1523(902) 895-0024
Nova Scotia Native Women's Association, P.O. Box 805, Truro, NS, B2N 5E8 (902) 893-7402(902) 897-7162
RCMP - Millbrook Detachment, P.O. Box 993, Truro, NS, B2N 5G7 (902) 893-6819(902) 893-0002
Red Crane Studios, 19 Marshall's Lane, P.O. Box 492, Truro, NS, B2N 5C7 (902) 893-3866
Teazer's Hair & Tanning Salon, 969 Willow Street, Truro, NS, B2N 6N8 (902) 843-3444(902) 895-9893
Treaty Convenience (James Street), 173 James Street, Millbrook First Nation, Truro, NS, B2N 2Z9 (902) 895-3940
Treaty Convenience (Sheet Harbour), 55 Church Point Road, Sheet Harbour, NS, B0J 3B0(902) 885-2159
Treaty Enterprises/Gaming - Head Office, 10 Treaty Trail, R.R. #1, Truro, NS, B2N 5A9(902) 897-0986(902) 893-4785
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Businesses
Mi’kmaq
Population
1 795
Languages spoken
Linguistic Affiliation: Algonkian (Micmac)
Mother Tongue: Micmac, English
Government
Millbrook First Nation Council
Address: 820 Willow Street, P.O. Box 634, Truro, NS B2N 5E5
Tel.: (902) 897-9199 Fax: (902) 893-4785 Web Site: http://www.millbrookfirstnation.net
Affiliations:
Tribal Council: The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq Provincial Organization: n.a.
Industries and Economic Development
Fishing, gaming, leasing, retail, trades and service industries. There is a major commercial and business