Algonquins of Ontario Forest Resource Program
The Algonquins of Ontario (AOO) has funding available to help our communities, members and businesses develop capacity and create economic development opportunities in the forestry sector.
Important Truth and Reconciliation Project Update
Algonquin Indigenous Art exhibition intends to unite Indigenous Nations & Canadians in contemplating our shared histories. Please join us for the opening ceremonies of Truth at 7:30pm on Thursday, September 7 at The Art Gallery of Bancroft.
Full Moon Ceremonies
All women and youth girls are welcome to gather under the full moon to honour our Grandmother (Kokomis) as we restore our balance and re-align our masculine and feminine sides.
Free Art Workshops
Algonquin Artist Rocky Green is seeking to teach five adults and young adult acrylic painting lessons on an individual basis, over the course of five workshop sessions.
Spiny Waterflea
Aquatic invasive species, Spiny Waterflea, has been discovered in Algonquin Park. Spiny waterflea reproduce very quickly and there are currently no known methods of removing the species once it is detected in a waterbody.
Mokitawan Youth Drum Circle
A safe space for Indigenous youth ages 10-18 to gather and connect with Indigenous culture through drumming & singing. Every other Thursday from 3:30-4:30pm.
The Baptiste Lake Legend
Interpreted and read by Kijicho Manito Madaouskarini Algonquin First Nation’s Noreen Tinney.
Reconciliation
Reconciliation, in the context of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples, refers to the process of establishing and maintaining a respectful, equitable, and mutually beneficial relationship among Indigenous, non-Indigenous peoples & their governments.
Employment Opportunities ➔
Outdoor Education Program Coordinator
Ontario Government Organization: St. Lawrence Parks Commission Division: Parks & Recreation Job Term: 1 Temporary – October to December Group 3…
Algonquin Inòdewiziwin
The Algonquin Inòdewiziwin Child and Family Centre offers a range of programs designed to promote the health and well-being of Indigenous children and families.
Employment Opportunities
Permanent, temporary & seasonal job opportunities available to our Community Members.
Volunteer Opportunities
Want to share your time & expertise? Check out these volunteer opportunities available to our Community Members.
Community Events
Explore a wide range of activities including Community events & the Algonquin Inòdewiziwin program.
Algonquins of Ontario (AOO) Enrolment
Get enrolled under the Algonquins of Ontario (AOO) Proposed Beneficiary Criteria.
Indian Status Applications
Assistance to Community Members applying for registration under the Indian Act & obtaining a Status Card.
Self-Governance
Supporting fundamental change where Indigenous Peoples are self-determining, self-governing, and increasingly self-sufficient.
Scholarships & Bursaries
Education opportunities such as scholarships, bursaries & awards, especially for Indigenous Students.
Wàwàtesì — lighting a way forward
The Wàwàtesì Algonquin Cultural Discovery Project will develop real world & virtual experiences highlighting Algonquin art, culture, language & heritage.
5-Year Strategic Plan
Our Social & Economic Development Plan, developed through a combination of Community & focused breakout meetings.