The MCFN Governance Capacity Development Project
Governance Coordinating Committee (GCC)
- lengthy discussion over several drafts
- agreement on wording is by consensus
- final draft agreed to in principle by the committee
- final drafts are forwarded to Chief and Council for their review and approval
- agenda and minutes for each meeting are reviewed/amended and approved
- meets by teleconference or in person in Sault Ste. Marie
- review and updating of codes and policies
- development of new codes and policies
- review of relevant research, other codes and policies, including those of other First Nations
- makes recommendations to Chief and Council re governance issues
- Research
- Tracking of document changes
- Administrative support
- Mail-outs of draft codes/policies with opportunity to comment
- Regular updates in the newsletter; special governance edition
- Contact information and opportunities for feedback posted in newsletter
- Call outs for committee members
- Focus groups; governance workshops at the annual gatherings
- Staff training workshops
- Annual report to the membership
Source: https://www.missanabiecreefn.com/governance-project
A Financial Accounting Technician responsible for assisting in the appropriate working papers monthly/quarterly and annually along with the documanted support for all accounting transactions.
Under the direction of the Manager of the Information Technology Department, the successful candidate will work on programming and programming using Microsoft SSRS.
Manitou is seeking a Geological technicians to assist with carrying out a comprehensive exploration program on the Goudreau Project located north of Wawa, Ontario.
Please note that E2Gold is in the process of building a long-term team. While all positions will begin with a medium-team contract, we are interested in keeping candidates for the long-term where those candidates are the right fit within the E2Gold environment.
Under the guidance of the Chief Operating Officer, the Manager is expected to provide guidance and coordination to the Ontario First Nations Young Peoples Council (OFNYPC).
The Family Well-Being Worker will be providing support services to improve the quality of life for our elderly population of Missanabie Cree.
The successful candidate will be responsible for development and delivery of suicide prevention and intervention programs.
The community hub workers will be providing support services to the Missanabie Cree lovong in the hub city.
These positions will work at Island View Camp in Missanabie, These positions will assist with camp duties such as ground maintenance, cutting wood, cleaning cabins as well as the multipurpose, this position will also help with the community garden at Missanabie On.
In 2010, the Missanabie Cree First Nation successfully concluded an agreement with the Government of Ontario for a land transfer of 15 square miles of Crown land in the Missanabie area.