IMPORTANT COVID-19 INFO
Attention members - Check out our new "COVID-19" tab for information regarding COVID-19 including office updates, resources/links, the FNFN pandemic plan and our return to safe operations plan.
New Chief & Council Term 2020 - 2022
Left to right: Councillor Lycrecia Adin, Councillor Aaron Dendys, Councillor Patricia Capot Blanc, Chief Councillor Sharleen Gale, Councillor Roberta Dendys, Councillor Cynthia Burke, Councillor Harvey Behn.
We, the people of the Fort Nelson First Nation assert our aboriginal rights to ownership and jurisdiction in our territory and our rights are confirmed by The Royal Proclamation of 1763, The Constitution Act (1867), Treaty No. 8 of 1899, Sections 15, 25 and 35 of the Constitution Act (1982) and Articles 33 and 35 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of indigenous Peoples.
Members! We want to keep you informed
FNFN members (full or on-probation), 18 years and older. We have 800+ members on our current membership list. Keeping track of contact information including mailing addresses is an on-going task and one that we rely on the membership to help us with. When your info has changed please let us know. Maintaining a current contact list for members is vital for Band Elections, Land Issues, Newsletters, Events, Council Updates and keeping you informed.
If you have any questions regarding this form, please contact Janelle Badine, Membership Services & Records Clerk at (250) 774-7257 or janelle.badine@fnnation.ca.
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If you have any questions regarding this form, please contact Janelle Badine, Membership Services & Records Clerk at (250) 774-7257 or janelle.badine@fnnation.ca.
Click here to enter your information online.
News on The Clarke Lake Geothermal Project
Clarke Lake Update Links:
https://streamline.egnyte.com/fl/l7j6v6akfy
https://thenarwhal.ca/fort-nelson-first-nation-lands-permit-to-transform-aging-gas-field-into-geothermal-energy-project/.
https://streamline.egnyte.com/fl/l7j6v6akfy
https://thenarwhal.ca/fort-nelson-first-nation-lands-permit-to-transform-aging-gas-field-into-geothermal-energy-project/.
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Photos of the existing binary power plants in Germany. These power plants are very much what we can expect will be developed at Clarke Lake.
Photos provided by the manufacturer, Turboden.
Photos provided by the manufacturer, Turboden.
Upcoming Community Meetings
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This Month Calendar
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*Programs subject to change
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