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Administration
The Current Membership of Shibogama First Nation Council includes Kasabonika Lake First Nation, Kingfisher Lake First Nation, Wunnumin Lake First Nation, Wapekeka First Nation and Wawakapewin First Nation.
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Administration
The Current Membership of Shibogama First Nation Council includes Kasabonika Lake First Nation, Kingfisher Lake First Nation, Wunnumin Lake First Nation, Wapekeka First Nation and Wawakapewin First Nation.
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Education
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Health
"Striving for Excellence in Health Care for our First Nation Communities"
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Health
"Striving for Excellence in Health Care for our First Nation Communities"
Learn MoreLanguage & Production
Shibogama Tribal Council / Education is proud to introduce the opening of our very own production and resource development department located at 34D Front Street. It is part of Education with the goal of developing materials and resources for our language teachers, and students to learn the language with values, goals, and beliefs in both teachings and spoken fluency.
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Shibogama Tribal Council / Education is proud to introduce the opening of our very own production and resource development department located at 34D Front Street. It is part of Education with the goal of developing materials and resources for our language teachers, and students to learn the language with values, goals, and beliefs in both teachings and spoken fluency.
Learn MoreMACC Project
The Maternal Addictions Continuum of Care project was a three-year project that began in 2012 as a partnership between Shibogama Health Authority and the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre. The project was funded by Health Canada’s Health Services Integration Fund (HSIF). Its objective was to promote collaboration and integration of services that support pregnant women, mothers and families with addictions problems from the Shibogama First Nations.
Learn MoreMACC Project
The Maternal Addictions Continuum of Care project was a three-year project that began in 2012 as a partnership between Shibogama Health Authority and the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre. The project was funded by Health Canada’s Health Services Integration Fund (HSIF). Its objective was to promote collaboration and integration of services that support pregnant women, mothers and families with addictions problems from the Shibogama First Nations.
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Technical Services
Shibogama Technical Services (STS) been an integral part of Shibogama since its formation in 1984 and is one of four departments. We have built a solid reputation with each of the Shibogama associated community members as well as other First Nation communities in the district.
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Technical Services
Shibogama Technical Services (STS) been an integral part of Shibogama since its formation in 1984 and is one of four departments. We have built a solid reputation with each of the Shibogama associated community members as well as other First Nation communities in the district.
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