On Saturday, April 9 OTC hosted its 5th Annual Bowling Tournament. There were 15 teams in all, including teams from OTC communities and teams from our partners in business. It was such a day of fun and there was a lot of skill out there on the floor. OTC’s Jennifer Shaw meticulously kept track of the stats and our Engineer, Aaron Generoux, was our amazing emcee for the day. Thank you to a...
We just hosted our 26th Annual General Meeting and other OTC meetings on September 21st and 22nd in Toronto. There was an excellent turnout, including our Elders’ Counci...
In early October, OTC partnered with Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada to host three Education Information Sessions for First Nations across the province. Approximately 200 people attended! Th...
Over 20 years of negotiations and ongoing consultation on a proposed agreement with Canada to restore Anishinabek control of education have concluded. Voting to ratify the proposed agreement is to ...
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OTC staff has developed a series of workshops and we want you to –
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The Information Workshops are being hosted to provide a learning forum for the s...
It is a very exciting time in First Nation education!
Many collaborative projects and initiatives are underwa...
On Saturday April 29, the OTC hosted its 6th Annual Bowling Tournament. There were 13 teams in all. Teams from OTC communities and teams from our partners in business took part in a day ...
In August, 2015, Quebec Superior Court Justice Chantal Masse found that some of the sex-based discrimination in the Indian Act violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and ordered the g...
The topic of safe drinking water and First Nation is an important one and to this day, many First Nations continue to operate under a Drinking Water Advisory (DWA). The topic of drinking water advi...
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As we all know, the North American Indigenous Games is happening down in Toronto this week. Been seeing a lot of coverage on social media, it lights up my heart to see our youth o...
With great success, the Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) has hosted several Annual Conferences throughout its 22-year history. This year, the OFNTSC is rebranding the e...
Click here to read the progress report (PDF).
...This summer, two major events have taken place in the Toronto area – the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) and the World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education (WIPCE).
The...
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...Please join us for a look into the Community Capital Planning process and its purpose. Learn about the integral components of community capital planning: Who is involved? What is the Capital Plan? ...
Pathways to Employment – Academic & Career Preparation is a four week program to help clients work on employment skills and academic readiness.
Pathways will help participants g...
The OTTER is pleased to announce Casey Searle and her Casey’s Catchers business from Georgina Island as the 2017-18 Hugh Big Canoe Youth Business Award winner.&nbs...
The objective of this program is to continue with the spirit of Hugh Big Canoe’s dedication to assist Youth understand and enter into business.
For more inform...
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Revisions to courses like Social Studies and History have begun, to be complete by fall 2018. Ontario will incorporate the contributions, histories, culture ...
Bill C-61 is now Law
On December 14, 2017, Bill C-61, the Anishinabek Nation Education Agree...
The Wiidookdadiwin inquiry project teams began their collaborative work together on January 12, 2018, at a session facilitated by the OTC and hosted by the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Natio...
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...“I’m an inspector for all six (Ogemawahj Tribal Council) communities, so I go in and inspect various housing programs, new builds, renovation projects,” says Jackie Hall, infrastr...
Fire Fighter In Training – Graduate of Pre-Service Fire Fighter Course at Sir Sandford Fleming College
Stewart McCue a member of Georgina Island First Nation worked with the Georgina ...
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