SHIBOGAMA EDUCATION - Come North!

Visit the Kingfisher School Home Page

Teaching Positions
Community Lifestyles
Curriculum Information
Our Program
Home
Map

Facilities

Anglican Church
Omahamo Hotel Complex
Omahamo Store
Arena
Band Office
Seniors Complex
Mary Ann Aganash Memorial School
Airport
Nursing Station
New Community Centre in Progress

Services

Radio Station & Cable TV
Canada Post
Internet Access
Education Authority
Resource Team
Health Authority
Health Committee
Nishnawbe Aski Nation Police Service
Chief & Council
Economic Development

Kingfisher Lake First Nation

In 1808 the Hudson's Bay company established an outpost at Big Beaver House, which is located approximately 12 km SW of the present Kingfisher Lake Reserve. Big Beaver House was frequented by the Kingfisher Lake people for trading fur and community activity. In 1929--30 the leaders of Kingfisher went to Big Trout Lake to sign Treaty Nine, and were considered a part of the Big Trout Lake Band. In 1964 the leaders of Kingfisher Lake decided to establish a permanent community, which received reserve status in 1975.
Population: 370
Location: 500 km N of Thunder Bay, ON; latitude 53.5 N, longitude 89.49 W.
Size: 6967 hectares

Visit the Kingfisher Lake First Nation Homepage

Mary Ann Aganash Memorial School
Kindergarten - Grade 8

Learn more about each Shibogama community
Kingfisher Lake First Nation
Wapekeka First Nation
Wunnumin Lake First Nation

Learn more about each Shibogama school
Kingfisher Lake First Nation
Wapekeka First Nation
Wunnumin Lake First Nation

www.ophea.net
www.oct.on.ca
www.schoolnet.ca
www.enoreo.on.ca
www.eqao.com
www.oshki.ca
www.nnec.on.ca
www.occc.ca
www.windigoeducation.ca
kihs.knet.ca
www.nan.on.ca

Shibogama Education
PO Box 449
Sioux Lookout, ON
P8T 1A5
Ph: (807) 737-2662
Fx: (807) 737-1583
Feedback >>>