The CNUFN Board of Education is seeking a qualified and motivated Elementary School Teacher for grades 7 and 8 at Kikendaasogamig Elementary School.
Join our team and inspire the future leaders of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation.
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We are looking for a committed and energetic person to join our Health and Wellness team as the Community Support Services Cook. Reporting to the Home and Community Care Administrator, the Community Support Services (CSS) Cook is responsible for daily operations of the Community Support Services congregate dining room. This includes planning, shopping, preparing, cooking and serving healthy nutritious meals to Community Members participating in the Home and Community Care Congregate Dining Program.
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The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is expanding its pool of Conservation Officers. The Enforcement Branch is looking for motivated individuals to apply their passion for the outdoors, natural resources protection and ensuring public safety to fill the role of Conservation Officer. If you’re a service-focused and team-oriented professional who is eager to advance your career in natural resource conservation, consider joining the OMNR team.
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The Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation is seeking talented and energetic people to join our team in a number of vital roles. Bring your positive attitude and in-demand skills to work with us.
We are currently hiring:
To learn more about these and other opportunities, visit the Employment page.
The CNUFN Social Services Program is seeking an Administrative Clerk to join their team. The Administrative Clerk will provide reception and clerical support to Clients, the Public and Caseworkers in the service delivery of the Ontario Works Program and the Chippewas of Nawash Adult Learning Center.
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Cape Croker Park’s Interpretive Program wants to build up an inventory of activities that community members or community groups might be able to offer Cape Croker Park campers and day-visitors.
We are looking for cultural activities, arts and crafts, demonstrations or exhibitions, and presentations. We want people who are committed, engaging, and knowledgeable. Activities should be between 1 and 3 hours long.
Activities would take place Wednesday to Friday every other week and every other weekend, during the summer. From September to Thanksgiving (2nd Monday in October), activities would be weekends only. Visitors will pay a fee to participate in these activities. (Does some of that fee go to the teacher?)
Contact Lenore Keeshig to get an official Expression of Interest Form. She will answer any questions and help you fill out the form. Lenore can also coach and guide you in developing and presenting your activity.
Consider the following when designing your activity:
The deadline for Expressions of Interest is April 30, 2021.
Contact Lenore Keeshig, Interpretive Program Manager, at 519-270-6671, or lenorekeeshig@gmail.com.
The Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation is requesting separate quotes for lawn maintenance on each of these Band-owned properties:
Interested contractors must review the Lawn Maintenance Quote Form and complete a separate form for each property they are bidding on.
For more information, contact the First Nation Administrative Assistant at 519-534-1689.
