newsletter-january 14, 2011

819-723-2370 819-723-2799

TFN Council Tel: Fax: TFN Administration Tel: Fax:

819-723-2335 819-723-2353

Police Tel: Admin: Fax:

819-723-2323 819-723-2810 819-723-2734

Health Center Reception: Fax: CHR: Med. Tran. N.N.A.D.A.P. Brighter Futures: Mental Health

819-723-2260 819-723-2272 819-723-2487 819-723-2599 819-723-2153 819-723-2381 819-723-2152

Social Services Tel: Fax:

819-723-2955 819-723-2925

Kiwetin School Tel: Fax:

819-723-2533 819-723-2578

A.L.T.C.C. Tel: Fax:

819-723-2225 819-723-2112

Radio Station Tel: Fax:

819-723-2121 819-723-2167

H.R.S.D. Tel: Fax:

819-723-5333 819-723-5211

TFN Newsletter Tel: Fax:

819-723-2260 819-723-2272

Outreach Center New Liskeard, On. Tel:

705-647-4969

Recreation Center Tel: Fax:

819-723-2291 819-723-2353

Seniors/Elders Unit Tel:

819-723-5223

Parajudicial Services Tel:

819-723-2313

Income Security Tel:

819-723-5333 Ext. 232

Economic Development Tel:

819-723-5333 Ext. 226

TFN Newsletter TFN Newsletter Now available online at: www. tfnlrc.com/newsletter.html Edition 11 - Issue 119

Kenozitc Kizis – Long Moon – January 14, 2011

Students in the photo from l to r: Victoria, Monica, Serena, Alex, Vanessa, Brad, Jodie, Raven, Jacob, Cody, Isaac, Mark, Damian, Quinton, Dakota & Austin.

Christmas Carollers Mr. Perry’s & Mrs. Lavictoire’s grade 7/8 class went Christmas carolling in

the community on December 17. They went to the local offices and to the

Seniors Home. They had planed to sing a couple of Christmas carols and

move on. However, when the arrived and the Seniors heard them sing,

they requested several other songs. Which they gladly did!

IMPORTANT COMMUNITY NOTICE

Please take note that the Band Office will be closed all day to the pub-

lic for administrative purposes. Employees will be at work, however not

available to the public on the following dates:

Friday, January 21, 2011

Friday, January 28, 2011

Friday, February 4, 2011

There is a huge back-log in the administrative workload that must be

sorted, dealt with and organized in order to better function and serve

you. Basically, there is still a lot of catch-up and clean-up to be per-

formed.

This concerns the Administration/Band Office only. All other offices

will be open to the public and function as usual.

We thank you for your understanding.

Timiskaming First Nation Newsletter

Our State of Affairs… At a meeting with Indian Affairs (INAC) representatives, held here in the community last Thursday, January 6th, we learned some rather disturbing news. That news being essen-

tially; that TFN is left to fend for itself during these difficult times of financial defi-cit and administrative disorder. INAC’s support is virtually limited to providing guid-

ance and monitoring our progress. INAC’s position is basically that the community has put itself in this insecure situation by choice; and that it should now live with the con-

sequences. This is disturbing because, the TFN community, leadership and administration

were always lead to believe that INAC would be there to provide direct support through the necessary resources (as reasonably justified by TFN).

Unfortunately for us, INAC’s position comes from their claim that TFN had appropriate

funding, the required community infrastructures and available services, such as a commu-nity school. Therefore, there is no valid reason why TFN should have allowed its af-

fairs to get to this state.

In fact, last Fall, the TFN team put great effort into preparing an Education Case; which was presented to INAC in an attempt to access additional dollars. The case file dealt with

excessive Ontario tuition costs and the 2009 students exodus costs. Much hope was in-vested into this, as was reported to the community, in the newsletter and at a general

meeting. On many occasions, the TFN team was lead to believe that a positive outcome could be expected. Actually, at a meeting, last December, the situation seemed very

promising when an amount of $300 000 was being talked about, by INAC, as possible fi-

nancial assistance. However, at last Thursday’s meeting, that amount was annulled and the message was clear that there would not be any additional dollars allowed. The

education deficit incurred by TFN was of its own doing; therefore it is responsible to rectify the situation.

This being said, there is general acknowledgement, from both sides, that TFN will likely

have great difficulty recovering from its deficit, if strictly relying on existing government funding. INAC’s position is that; to seriously help the situation, TFN should be generating

income from other reliable sources. If it cannot secure other sources, then it may find it-self in danger of co-management or even third party management.

Chief & Council are adamant about accessing the required support from the depart-

ment of Indian Affairs, for the Remedial Plan and the deficit recovery. They are serious about making INAC stick to their words. There is still hope and a lot of fight to be had.

Another meeting has been requested with INAC General Director, Mr. Pierre Nepton, to at-

tempt to resolve the situation. Regardless of the outcome of this meeting, information will be brought back to a general meeting (by early February, the latest), where Mr. Nepton

will even be invited to come meet with the community. Should this last attempt prove to not be successful, TFN’s leadership will then take it to a higher political level (MP’s and oth-

er strategies). The members’ full awareness and involvement will be expected, for the bet-terment of our community.

Meegwetch for reading,

Susane King


Also part of restructuring; are the council portfolios

Portfolio Portfolio Holder

Health and Social Services (medical transportation, health and

environmental health, social services, 1st line services) Kim McLaren

Therese Renaud

Governance and Public Security {public security under the domain of

Chief and Council} (electoral code, membership, by-laws, lands and

trusts, membership and emergency preparedness)

Amanda McBride

Lloyd Fraser

Community Services (housing social assistance, social development,

culture, youth, seniors , sports and recreation) Therese Renaud

Kim McLaren

Education (school, adult education and post secondary) Shelley Chief

Amanda McBride

Community Development (economic development, HRSD, capacity

building) Gerald Handbury

Shelly Chief

Capital and Natural Resources (construction, public works, roads,

bridges, infra-structure, capital planning, environment, forestry, mining) Lloyd Fraser

Gerald Hanbury

RESTRUCTURING ACTIONS

You may have noticed that there have been some structural changes within the community. TFN existing employees are occupying new positions. All these changes were given great thought and

consideration with the objectives of improving the quality of services to the community and in-creasing workload productivity. The restructuring actions are carried-out in the best interest and benefits of the entire community.

The following is the list of changes made to date:

Name of Employee Current Position Occupied Christine Godin Band Office Secretary/Receptionist Jessica Chevrier Lands & Membership Clerk

Harold McKenzie Social Development Coordinator Daniel Lavigne Cultural Coordinator

Clifton Polson Community HRSD Coordinator Christine Chevrier Health Centre Receptionist – Newsletter Sandra McBride Medical Transportation Coordinator

We are aware that these changes will require an adjustment period, for both the employees and

the members, and we ask for your understanding. Employees will be offered training and guidance

as much as possible. Moreover, all TFN employees are encouraged to seek additional training and

skills enhancement opportunities. Our goal is to improve services and management capacities.


LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY

Due to the poor turn out at the last meeting we are trying again.

Harold McKenzie and Christine Chevrier, from the Kiwetin School Parent Committee will be part of the Local Education Authority (LEA) in the year to come. At this point,

LEA needs to be started with other members who would be in one of the following cate-gories, according to the terms of reference described in LEA’s document:

2 parents from TDSS High School

1 parent of a post-secondary student, 1 grandparent resident in the community and

1 parent from outside schools.

People who are interested in being on this committee are

invited to attend a nomination meeting on:

Thursday, January 20, 2011 6:30 pm at Band Office

Some members of the community have already shown an interest in volunteering their time to be part of this entity. This shows the community’s engagement towards educa-

tion and I am eager to hear your ideas towards education in your community.

Truly appreciating your involvement, Arline Chasle,

On behalf of the Community we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the

Simpson-Chasle family, at the loss of their mother. Mrs. Albina Lavictoire and family at the loss of their father

and the family of Cecile Batisse.

Words seem inadequate to express the sadness we feel. We are here to support you in your grieving process.

With sincere sympathy,

Let yourself cry knowing each tear is a note of love


Finance Department Update

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE

I would like to congratulate Angie Polson as she has passed her first semester accounting course with a

high mark. She is enrolled in the second semester at Canadore College.

Starting February 1, 2011 our A/R Clerk will be sending out monthly Rent/Arrears statements.

I encourage everyone to have their rent paid on time….

Also, I would like to remind everyone that payment cheques are ready to be picked up at the Administra-

tion Office after 3:00 pm on Thursdays.

Kelly Bahm, Director of Finance

Public Works Department

Drinking Water Monitoring Course:

I am in the process of compilling a list of community members that would qualify and be interested in taking

this 14 day course. Anyone wishing to take this course would need to have the folowing, QC secondary level

4 Math, or an ON secondary grade 11 math, with school transcripts for proof.

Animal Control By-Law

I would like to remind all community members, there is an animal control bylaw and we will

be enforcing it.!!! There are to be NO dogs running at large in the community and any of the

public works team may seize a dog from any person, whom he has reasonable cause to be-

lieve is violating or has violated or is about to violate any of the provisions of the T F N by-

law.!!!! Section. 22. (1) of the by-law. And the owners of the animals will be charged..

Anyone wishing to have a copy of this by-law can stop by the Band office and ask @ the

front.

I would also like to thank all those who phoned in to inform us of there water leaks, and we encourage any-

one else to call in at any time.

Thank you for your patience and

usual cooperation,

Harrison Ball,

Director of Public Works

I would like to let the Community know, and personally

thank Simon and Clyde for all the time they donated, on

the making of the ice rink.


Travel Voucher

from

Would like you to ….

Vacation of your Choice!

With a...

To be Drawn on February 12th, 2011


Exercise Night

TFN Health Center

Tuesday evenings from

6:00pm to 8:00pm

EVERYONE WELCOME

Community Announcements

SKATE SHARPENING Hockey Skates Only

Call Ralph McKenzie

at 819-723-2838

COMMUNITY NOTICE

Please be advised that garbage pick-up for King’s Road & Richard’s Road has been changed to Tuesday. All others remain the same.

Thank you for your cooperation. Public Works Department

Newly renovated 4 bedroom house for Rent asking $300.00 monthly

30 Algonquin Avenue

This 4 bedroom house is suitable for a family with 3-4 children.

Description: 30 Algonquin avenue

4 bedrooms (1 main floor and 3 basement)

1 washroom Living room/dining room

Kitchen

Accepting applications immediately and deadline for submitting your application is: Fri-

day, January 28th, 2011 at 4:00 P.M.

Application forms available at 18 Algonquin Avenue, TFN’s Housing Department. Please submit your applications to Darlene (Darlo) Chevrier, Housing Administrator.

PLEASE NOTE:

All sections of the application form must be completed and please attach all required

documents to your application.


Education News

Kiwetin School

TEL: 819.723.2533

FAX: 819.723.2578

Kiwetin Physical Education & Timiskaming First Nations Sports

Wednesday January 12, 2011

Hello Parents and Guardians!

Kiwetin School and Timiskaming First Nation Sports are pleased to announce our participation in the upcom-

ing

4th Annual First Nation Education Council (FNEC) Interschool Games in St. Jean sur Richelieu from May 26th

to May 29th, 2011.

Students aged 10-12, 13-15 & 16-19 will be able to compete in a team sport (Basketball, Volley-

ball,

Soccer or Floor Hockey) in addition to Track events (100m, 800m, 1200m & long jump).

There is a significant cost associated with this activity so students will be required to fundraise to

cover the cost of their transportation, lodging, meals & jerseys.

In addition to the fundraising activities, students will have to make a commitment to their team by

attending practices and meetings as required.

We will be hosting an information/sign-up meeting at Kiwetin School on Tuesday January 18,

2011

at 6pm to discuss any concerns and to decide which sport(s) our teams will be entering.

Both athletes and their parents/guardians are expected to attend this meeting, if this date is not convenient

due to prior engagements please contact either Mr. Craig Perry @ Kiwetin School or Ms. Sabrina Wabie

(TFN Sports Coordinator) at the Band Office.

Extra-curricular athletics is a privilege students earn. Team membership extends into the classroom, at

school, and away from school. Your actions represent not only yourself but also Kiwetin School and the

Timiskaming First Nation. You should be able to represent yourself, the team, your school, and your

community in a positive manner.

Parents/Guardians and students are expected to sign the Student Athlete Participation Form in

order for the student to join the 2011 Kiwetin School / TFN Interschool Games Program.

If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, please do not hesitate to call.

Meegwetch!

Your coaches, Mr. Craig Perry & Ms. Sabrina Wabie

Timiskaming First Nation Sports Coordinator

TEL: 819-723-2335

FAX: 819-723-2353


5 Stage Reverse Osmosis Water System $225.00 - Self Installed $275.00 - Seller Installed

RO Water sale price is cash at $250.00 per 18 liters limited to 18 liters container and over

References Available

12 systems installed on the TFN

For information or to purchase Call Francis Robinson at 819-723-5173

Kiwetin School

Parent Committee

Estelle Wabie for Head Start- Kindergarten

Twyla Wabie for Grades 1 & 2 Robin Chevrier for Grades 3& 4

Christine Chevrier for Grades 5&6 Lynn Simpson for Grades 7&8 Harold McKenzie and Wanda King are the two

members representing the community at large

The two Parent Committee members who are on LEA are: Harold McKenzie and Christine Chevrier

Parent Committee Meetings are scheduled on the following dates:

Tuesday January 25, 2011

Tuesday February 22, 2011

All meetings will be in the Kiwetin

School Library starting at 4:30 pm

Adult Education

The Adult Education

program is scheduled to start on

January 24, 2010.

If you would like to register please call Laurette Renaud at the Administration Office

at 819-723-2335

Bus Drivers Needed Anyone interested in becoming a spare bus driver, please get in touch

with Allan McLaren at the Administration Office, Tel: 819-723-2335

Note: With seller installed - an option is to return the unit may be returned within 12 months if not satisfied

for the full purchase price LESS $5:00 per week usage.


FOOD & TOY DRIVE 2011

Revenues

Reinvestment $1,000.00

Anonymous $140.00

Cash donations $140.00

Bingo sponsors $167.00

Kiwetin School $119.15

$1,566.15

Total revenue $ 1,566.15

Expenses

Gift Certificates - Saguays $20.00 x 37 $740.00

Hart $27.16

Food Basics $37.92

Wal Mart $47.48

Wal Mart $251.35

Dollarama $3.39

Marche Boni Choix $6.82

Food Basics $99.04

$1,213.16

Total Expenses $ 1,213.16

Balance $ 352.99

We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who donated food, toys, non-perishables and money, and the

many volunteers from the different departments. The following is a break down of the distribution for this year:

Families with children: 11 (food baskets)

Single people 15 Gift certificates

Seniors 8 Gift certificates

Total 34

Thank You The Simpson-Chasle Family would like to thank everyone who either came by or sent a memo/card/flowers

and/or donations to offer their condolences when our mother, Georgette Simpson-Chasle, passed away.

She battled her cancer for 1.5 years and finally accepted her faith. Right to the end, she worried about her

family and she was sad, as we were, to part. She was a woman who had great faith in her religion. She

was proud to be a native and to be able to still understand a few words in Algonquin. Unfortunately her

rights as a native were taken away when she married a non-native person and she always had a difficult

time accepting this. Of course, later in her life, her rights were given back as many other women from that

era. We would like to thank Danny Chief and Dayna Ball for the time they took to come and sing during the

ceremony at the church. We know that mom would have been thrilled to have Halleluiah so beautifully

sung. We would also like to say thank you to Shirley and Rejean for the readings during the mass. The

readings were quite appropriate for my Mom. Thank you to our sister-in-law, Sharon McBride, for the poem

she read. It touched our hearts. And another thank you to Father Cadieux who took the time to come and

celebrate mass at the church in town. Again, it meant a lot to all of us to have your support during our sor-

row. We really appreciate it.

From: Jimmy and Rachelle, Audrey and Dan, Millie and Jean-Claude, Harry and Sharon, Arline and Ghislain,

Ricky and grand-children.


SS P O R T SP O R T S & R& R E C R E A T I O NE C R E A T I O N NN E W S L E T T E RE W S L E T T E R

Skating Rink This schedule begins January 18th, 2011

Mondays 6pm – 7pm Gr. 3/5

7:15pm – 8:30 Gr. 6/8

Tuesdays Pre- K to K - Jan 11th, 25th, 3:15pm - 4:30pm

Gr. 1-2 – Jan 18th, Feb 1st 3:15pm – 4:30pm

6:30pm – 8:30pm –

Highschool students & Adults

Wednesdays 6pm – 7pm Gr. 3/5

7:15pm – 8:30 Gr. 6/8

Thursdays 6pm – 8pm

Highschool Students & Adults

The outdoor skating rink is being watered daily, to in-sure the safety of the children we ask that you talk to your children about not playing around it till the water-

ing is complete.

The open skating for all ages in the evening will be from 3:30pm to 8:30pm, then there will be open hockey

for ages 14yrs and older with from 8:45pm to 11pm.

I’d like to thank all guys that have been working on wa-tering at the rink, and the kids are pretty excited about

getting their skates on.

Let’s Play Safe.!!

Reminders to Students & Adults that attend gym nights

Bring your indoor shoes (non-marking

soles) Washrooms will be available to change

Reminders to Parents

Weekly Gym Nights

Make sure your child is picked up 15

minutes before gym is over.

Let the Coordinator know if your child will

be picked up by another person.

Bowling for all Students on January 31

st, 2011

The bus will leave the Community Hall at 12:15pm, Return home at 4:15pm from Haileybury bowling Lanes.

Shoes will be provided, With 3 hrs of bowling.

All children 4yrs old to 9 yrs old must be

accompanied by a parent or adult.

Children must bring own money for the canteen at the bowling alley.

No outside food or drinks allowed.!

Call or email Sabrina to sign up.!

Timiskaming First Nation

January 2011


Sports and Recreation Newsletter Page 2

Thank You, Miig8etc, Merci

We were invited to attend the 4th Edition FNEC

Inter-School Games that will be held May 26-29, 2011 at the Royal Military College Saint-Jean.

The following sports will be available: Basket-ball, volleyball, floor hockey, soccer and track

and field events such as 100-m, 800-m, 1200-m and long jump.

The games are a few months away and the time now is for training and preparation for the chal-

lenges ahead. Without losing sight of the fact that the games are first and foremost a grand

gathering and an opportunity to have a great time together.

For Kiwetin students that would like to partici-pate can give their names to Craig Perry at Ki-

wetin School.

Thursday Bingo 6:30 pm Sharp Entry Fee – $20

Extra 2 Strips - $10.00 Extra 4 Strips – $15.00

Extra Specials & Jackpots - $1.00 each

New Programs and New Rules..!!

Inter-School Games

Sunday, February 13th, 2011

1 pm @ TFN Community Hall $30.00 / ticket

Only 150 Tickets/seats available!

1 line - $30

2 Lines - $60 Jackpots @ $1,000 & $1,500

Tickets available on Jan 10th, 2011

From Sabrina Wabie, Harold McKenzie, Beecky Chief, and the Atheletes.

All profits will be going towards the Kiwetin

School Students that will be attending

“2011 Interschool Games” in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec,

May 26th-29th, 2011

Valentine’s Mini Bingo

Any student looking for volunteer school hours can call Sabrina at

the Band Office.

Pair of NHL Hockey Tickets

Montreal Canadiens vs Ottawa Senators Thursday, April 7th, 2011

Sec 211 – Row F – Seats 5 & 6 Tickets:

$2.00/Each or $5.00/Book Drawn March 25th, 2011

Interschool Games 1st Fundraiser

Sabrina Wabie TFN Sports Coordinator

18 Algonquin Ave

Timiskaming First Nation, Quebec (819)723-2335

[email protected]


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All are invited to join us in worship,

teaching and preaching of the Word

on Tuesdays at 7:00 pm

at Karen Polson’s home

30 Richard’s Rd.

John 3:16-17 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life."

For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved."

Census Jobs Across Canada

Staff is needed for a variety of supervisory and non-supervisory jobs for the 2011 Census.

These jobs are ideal for: students, recently retired persons, stay-at-home parents, and those wanting to

supplement their income.

We offer: flexible work hours;

competitive wages; and

work in both rural and urban areas.

Who should apply?

Are you: 18 years or older?

a Canadian citizen, or in possession of a valid work permit or permanent resident status?

knowledgeable about your community?

Can you: travel locally?

work evenings and weekends?

If you: enjoy working with people;

are well-organized and thorough;

want temporary work with flexible hours close to home; and

are interested in a job that counts,

Only candidates who meet the screening criteria and geographic requirements for 2011 Census positions will

be contacted.

Applicants are required to pass:

a written test (see Preparing for the written test)

an interview and

reference and security checks

Prior to starting work, all Statistics Canada employees are required to take an oath or affirmation of office

swearing never to reveal to unauthorized persons any information collected in confidence by Statistics Cana-

da, as required under the Statistics Act.

Please see the Census 2011 website http://www.census2011.gc.ca or call 1 (866) 773-2011

http://www.statcan.ca/english/about/statact.htm

http://www.census2011.gc.ca


Title: Police Officer (3 positions available) (Probationary period will apply)

Department: Public Security

Summary

Under the direction and supervision of the Chief of Police, the Police Officer maintains peace, order and pub-

lic security within the jurisdiction to which he/she has been appointed by conducting patrols, investigations,

surveillance, searches and various other activities with a view to preventing crime and bring to justice indi-

viduals who contravene statutes and regulations within the jurisdiction of the Timiskaming First Nation. The

responsibilities and authorities described below are subject to all relevant laws, regulations and are per-

formed in accordance with policies and procedures established by the Timiskaming First Nation direction.

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years of age;

Must possess a diploma from CEGEP or College in a Post Secondary Program in Law Enforcement;

Must have equivalency to work in the Province of Quebec;

Must possess a Quebec Class 4A drivers permit for emergency vehicles;

Must be of good moral character and be able to or have undergone a successful character investigation;

Must not have been charged;

Must have good communication skills in English (French an asset);

Applicant must be a full fledge Police Officer with fully trained through École National de Police de Que-

bec (Basic Training);

Must be in good physical condition;

Ability to work shifts days, nights, weekends and stand-by;

Undergo a pre-employment drug test.

Deadline for application is Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 4:00 p.m.

Tentative starting date: February 11, 2011

Employment Opportunities TFN is an equal opportunity employer where members with equal qualifications will be given priority

Title: Radio Station Coordinator/Announcer Goal: To ensure the continuous service of our community radio station to the population of the TFN. Summary: Under the Economic Development Director, the radio station coordinator/announcer will ensure that the Timiskaming First Nation Community Radio Station delivers a good quality service and is operated to it=s full capacity. Roles and responsibilities:

Producing and sales in advertising Preparing announcers and volunteers schedules (on and off time) Seek and apply to all available funding sources at the provincial level and federal levels. Ensure that the licensing for the Radio Station is in order at all times Do fundraising

Eligibility: Candidates must meet HRSD All candidates will subject to pre-screening; Only those who meet criteria will be contacted. Applicant should be aware that the TFN is implementing a random drug testing program and will be subject to the program. Deadline: All applications for this position must be received no later than January 28

th, 2011 at 4:00 pm to the following:


Persons interested in this employment offer can submit their letter of application, resume, and a copy of any other relevant certificates in a sealed envelop addressed to:

Timiskaming First Nation Attention: Nancy McBride 18 Algonquin Avenue (TFN),

Notre-Dame du Nord, J0Z 3B0 Or Email to: [email protected]

Note: The TFN reserves the right to a pre-selection of interested candidates. Only those retained will be contacted

Title: Health Director

Under the direction of: General Director

Summary Role: The Health Director plans, coordinates and controls the activities of the Health Programs provide community

members. The incumbent is accountable to the Timiskaming First Nation. The responsibilities and authori-

ties described below are subject to all relevant laws, regulations and are performed in accordance with poli-

cies and procedures established by the Timiskaming First Nation direction.

List of duties is available upon request Requirements / Qualifications

Post secondary education in the Health Field/or Administration, A solid and successful experience in Health and/or Community services fields could replace the

formal education requirements. Demonstrated experience in program coordination or administration (minimum 3 years) Excellent communication skills in both English and French.

Strong planning, leadership and organizational skills Strong computer skills and able to manipulate its software.

Good knowledge and understanding of the Timiskaming First nation particularities, needs and priorities;

Promote and demonstrate strong team work etiquettes;

Able for occasional travel; Excellent written, reading, and comprehension skills.

Good working knowledge of the various government funding arrangements, programs, regula-tions, and practices relevant to TFN’s Administration sector

Applicant should be aware that the TFN is implementing a random drug testing program and will be subject to the program.

Please see all full Employment Opportunity are available on TFN Public Bulletin Boards

Deadline for application Friday, January 28th, 2011 @ 4:00 pm

Possible starting date As soon as possible


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Submissions deadline for next Newsletter: Wednesday Jan. 26 2011 at 12:00 pm. The Newsletter will be circulated on Friday Jan. 27, 2011

TFN Newsletter and

Learning Resource Center

17 Algonquin Ave.

Notre Dame du Nord, QC - J0Z 3B0

Tel: 819-723-5111

Fax: 819-723-2353

e-mail: [email protected]

New Moon: Jan. 4

First Quarter: Jan. 12

Full Moon: Jan. 19

Last Quarter: Jan. 26

If you have dates of up coming community events that you

would like to see on the calendar, please contact

Dan Lavigne at : 819 -723-2335 or by

e-mail: [email protected]

Kenozitc Kizis

Long Moon

January 2011

Activity Calendar

Pitcipipon Kizis - Coming of Winter Moon is the 12 moon of Creation, during which time we learn

about the cycle of life.

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