The Chiefs of Ontario Resource Database contains relevant information, reports, news releases, and other resource documents pertaining to First Nations communities in Ontario.
THE LATEST FROM CHIEFS OF ONTARIO
Media Releases
Chiefs of Ontario Statement on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
(Toronto, ON – November 25, 2022) Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare issued the following statement marking the United Nations International Day
Chiefs of Ontario and First Nations Oppose Bill 23: More Homes Built Faster Act
(Toronto, ON – November 23, 2022) The Chiefs of Ontario express their full support for First Nations Leadership in their opposition
COO Environment Newsletter – October, November, and December 2022
Please find attached COO Environment Newsletter – October, November, and December 2022 for your information and reading. For additional information, please
For Immediate Release: Gull Bay First Nation Complaints of Anti-Indigenous Racism by the OPP – Armstrong Detachment Go Unanswered By OPP Commissioner
Gull Bay First Nation is a community approximately 250 kilometers northeast of Thunder Bay ON, near the village of Armstrong. GBFN
Contract Opportunity – Community Liaison Coordinator: Research and Data Management Sector
We invite you to explore this opportunity to build on your relationships with members of First Nations communities to ensure First
AFN Special Chiefs Assembly – 3rd Call for Resolutions
The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Special Chiefs Assembly (SCA) will take place December 6 to 8, 2022 in Ottawa, Ontario.
First Nations Labour and Employment Development (FNLED) People’s Report
This report presents the results of the First Nations Labour and Employment Development (FNLED) survey. The survey was designed by the
Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare Welcomes $25 Million Investment for First Nations Economic Development
(Toronto, ON – October 19, 2022) Ontario Regional Chief Glen Hare issued the following statement welcoming the Government of Ontario’s $25