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Alderville First Nation Alderville First Nation is a thriving community that is rich in heritage and native culture We have nature and heritage tours available throughout the year upon request We have many tourist attractions for interested visitors including native crafts, Black Oak Savanna, Annual Pow-wow, Drum Socials, and our annual Boating Regatta
History - Alderville First Nation Alderville has been home to the Mississauga Anishinabeg of the Ojibway Nation since the mid-1830’s Before that time the people lived in their traditional lands around Bay of Quinte (Grape Island) but with the influx of refugee settlement after the American Revolution their existence found itself under increased pressure
News Events - Alderville First Nation Stay updated with the latest news and events from Alderville First Nation, including community activities, announcements, and special programs
Our Offices Services - Alderville First Nation Explore the offices and services provided by Alderville First Nation, including administration, community programs, and support for members
Chief and Council - Alderville First Nation Alderville First Nation is governed by a Chief and four councillors who are elected every two years by ballot vote Council meets bi-monthly and as often as required to safely and efficiently govern the Alderville First Nation
Health and Social Services - Alderville First Nation Alderville Health Social Services offers a wide range of programs and services to community members of Alderville Alderville Health Social Services P O Box 12 Roseneath ON, K0K 2X0 905-352-2140 (General Inquiries) 905-352-3824 fax Office Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:15 a m – 4:30 p m Friday 8:15 a m – 1:15 p m
Lands and Estates - Alderville First Nation Alderville First Nation (AFN), as a part of the Anishinabeg, have a long history in this region of Ontario, dating back centuries through the Anishinabeg migrations to the Great Lakes to the subsequent occupation of Southern Ontario at the beginning of the 18th century