To be an economic, independent, self-sustaining, self-governing First Nation where all Members share a strong cultural identity based on a profound understanding of who we are and on a clear sense of connection with our cultural origins. A community that lives in peace with all of creation, maintains a healthy balance between the individual and collective needs, and works productively with both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities, based on a sense of mutual respect and equality.
Where Members rightfully come together and virtuously establish a strong sense of self-esteem, respect for each other and who work together for the well being of all. A First Nation in which the youth have a positive future and the Elders hand over a strong and thriving community to the next generation.
Michipicoten First Nation gets a thumbs up assessment for 2011-2012 from INAC
Under the funding agreement between Michipicoten First Nation and INAC, we have been assessed as a “low risk” First Nation in our overall performance under the agreement with Indian and Northern Affairs, clearly indicating that, Michipicoten First Nation, under its Chief and Council and Administration, has the capacity and commitment to operate and manage its affairs effectively.
With the grant we were able to purchase human resource material, library books, and gift cards for library program participation.
