Kettle & Stony Point First Nation COMMUNITY VISION STATEMENT:
Community Wellness, Development and Financial Stability & Sustainability for the First Nation, and Accountability & Transparency to the Community and its Members –
“Wealth Creation” focused on creating an economy for the community and its members to provide for basic and advanced needs – shelter, education, recreation and identity.
Ahnii! | Welcome!
We are so glad you came to visit us on the web. The Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation is located in southern Ontario along the shores of Lake Huron, 35km from Sarnia, Ontario, near the Michigan border. The community has 1,000 members who live on the reserve and 900 who live off the reserve. If you would like additional information, please feel free to contact us.
Members Website Login Information
“Members can change passwords on the edit my profile option in the top right hand corner and scroll to bottom to generate a new password”
CKSPFN Annual Report 2017-2018
Employment
Firestar FF 1&2 flyer Oneida host Outreach Instructor Recruitment
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Apartment Available
Community Engagement on Cannabis January 19th
Cannabis Engagement Jan 19 2019
Treaty Workshop January 25th at Hillside School Gymnasium 9 to 3 pm. Flyer available in Community Events
“Members only Community Cannabis Survey”
“Please log into the members only page to fill out a community cannabis survey”
“Twitter News”
Follow “Chief Jason Henry Kettle & Stony Point” for news and updates
“Finance Bulletin”
There are FSA PAYMENTS that have not been picked up by some members – If you haven’t received yours please contact Shannon Bressette or Corrinda Jackson
Off-Reserve Directory Information
Negotiations Department Community Information
Final Zone Map Approved by Chief and Council Land Use Plan Notice – April 2018
Important Business Notice
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Community | Message from the Chief
To Be updated soon
Located on the beautiful shores of Lake Huron
Don’t forget to visit our Annual Pow Wow held in July. There is much more to see and we look forward to your visit. Miigwech!
