Constance Lake First Nation

About Us

 
Constance Lake First Nation (CLFN) is a progressive and rapidly growing community of approximately 1,700 Members of Ojibway and Cree ancestry with approximately 820 living on reserve. We are located on the scenic shores of Constance Lake near Hearst, Ontario and are readily accessible by way of Highway 11. We are a progressive and active community that encourages, supports and promotes local business development, job creation and economic development as keys to our success.
 
Constance Lake First Nation reserve lands are 7,686 acres (3,110 hectares) in size. Local wildlife is abundant and includes moose, rabbit, beaver, muskrat, mink, marten and lynx and an abundance of fish including pike, trout, whitefish, pickerel and perch populate our many lakes, rivers and streams. Large stands of birch, poplar, jack pine and cedar can be found throughout the area.
 
Constance Lake First Nation is a simple place to live, work, and play. We are committed to working with our people as much as we work with outside businesses and investors for our mutual benefit.
 

Cultural Support Band Representative

Under the Direct Supervision of the Band Representative, the Cultural Support Worker is responsible for promoting and ensuring that families receiving child welfare services are delivered in a manner which is both respectful of and congruent with the culture of Constance Lake First Nation. 

Community Support Band Representative

Under the direct supervision of the Community Band Representative, Constance Lake First Nation requires a Community Support Band Representative for Child Welfare to advocate/represent registered/affiliated with First Nation members that are involved with any/all Child Welfare Agencies throughout Canada. 

Band Representative Office Assistant

Under the direct Supervision of the Community Band Representative, the Band Representative Assistant will provide assistance to the Band Representative Program in prevention, intervention awareness and administrative services to the community members of Constance Lake First Nation.