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The Georgina Island Storytelling Project

Our stories celebrate our heritage and identity as Chippewa people. They preserve and teach our Indigenous ways of knowing and knowledge for the future generations of Georgina Island. In the tradition of oral history over generations, our youth - in their turn - will carry on this legacy to protect and share our proud history and who we are as the Chippewas of Georgina Island.

Chippewas of Georgina Island Community Members

 

Ahneen!

My name is Dani Cotton and I am currently working for the band office on an important project: I am gathering stories, photographs, and information about our people to include in a book about the history of the Chippewas of Georgina Island. This book is being created to tell the stories of our community so they will not be lost and this way we can ensure our story is told our way. Through our stories, which span decades and encompass many topics determined to be important and characteristic of our people, we can retain our culture and pass our knowledge onto others. Therefore, I am seeking to acquire the stories of our people and to access photographs, news articles, etc. that may pertain to the Chippewas of Georgina Island and the following topics:

 

I would greatly appreciate any and all contribution you, as members of all ages, may have. This book is dependent on the stories of our people and it would be wonderful to be able to pass information through to further generations, as well as those seeking knowledge. Our stories are important and help people to understand us. This is a great opportunity to be heard.

Please reach me at Dani.Cotton@georginaisland.com, through the band office at 705-437-1337 or feel free to approach me if you see me

The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario

As the Crown’s representative in Ontario, the Lieutenant Governor exercises constitutional powers and promotes a strong and positive civic community.

Her Honor visited Georgina Island in August to have  an informal discussion on our community.  Two of our honored elders, Susan Hoeg and Andrew Big Canoe, extended a warm welcome.

For more information on the Role that Her Honor plays in our society please visit the official link posted here.

 

Congratulations to Quinn Big Canoe and his team from Chief and Council  for winning the Gold in the World Junior Championships U18!
Quinn played for Team Canada and was an outstanding representative of our country.
 Quinn and his teammates travelled to Mount Pearl Glacier, Newfoundland to play in the 2018 ISBHF Junior World Championships.

We are very proud of Quinn and the sterling example he is to our young people!

 

Another school year end!

  Congratulations to all the hard working Graduates we are very proud of you!

You did it!! Enjoy your summer!

If you have a graduate that you are proud of and would like to include their picture here please let us know!

These were the 2 candidates who reached out to come to the First Nation to meet with Chief and Council and discuss the provincial election.

Caroline Mulroney Brochure & Dave Szollosy Brochure  Please click on the links for more information!


VISITORS ACTION PLAN

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Job Postings typically fall under the Human Resources Tab on our Website, please check back frequently as we do update the postings as they come up.
Located at this link https://georgina.thedev.ca/community-services/human-resources

Human Resource Coordinator – Harmony Taylor harmony.taylor@georginaisland.com
P: 705-437-1337 ext.2235

The Human Resource Department develops and delivers human resource programs consistent with Georgina Island First Nation’s priorities and objectives. They define and implement appropriate human resource policies, procedures and guidelines consistent with the community’s policies and priorities.

Cover Letter and Resume Writing Guide

Request for Quotation

Send resumes to Harmony Taylor
harmony.taylor@georginaisland.com

 Military Museum Flyer

COMMUNITY NOTICE

 

The Georgina Military Museum want to honour the soldiers from Georgina Island by highlighting the roles of First Nation men and women who volunteered in World War I, World War II and the Korean War.

 

If you would like to donate copies of pictures, documents, letters and any other items of interest, along with your loved ones’ name, unit, service number, place of service, or any other information, please contact Sid Giddings from the Georgina Military Museum.

 

 

For more information, please contact:

The Georgina Military Museum

Phone: (905) 989-9900

www.georginamilitarymuseum.ca

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boil Water Advisory March 2018

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Tuesday February 6, 2018

Please join us for a Fundraiser Lunch and enjoy the video presentation by Greer Atkinson on the big screen!

Lunch will be Pulled Pork Sandwichs, Salads, Dessert and a Drink

See flyer for more information! Lunch Fundariser Feb 6, 2017