Anamikàge (Welcome)

Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation is a proud and progressive Algonquin community. Pikwakanagan is situated on the shores of Golden Lake and the Bonnechere River in Renfrew County. Located off of Highway 60, our community is 1½ hours west of Ottawa and 1½ hours east of Algonquin Park.
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Pikwakanagan is the origin of the world’s largest birch bark canoe, the first Algonquin woman Chief in all of Canada and Algonquin actor Paul Benoit.

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Fire & Rescue

Our community is proud to have our own fire and rescue team made up of volunteer community members and other volunteers alike. Our department assists...
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Tennisco Manor

The Tennisco Manor is an aging at home facility that co-ordinates and provides services to its members living at home and living within the facility...
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Mental Health and Addictions Services

The Mental Health and Addictions Team provides a variety of community-based, culturally appropriate services to children, youth, adults, and the families of Pikwakanagan.
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Laws and By-laws

Election Code Our Code has been existence since 1999.  We have the right to determine how our Elections for Council are conducted.  Our Code has...
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Estate Services

Estates We did conduct a Will and Estate workshops, develop and finalize wills for members.  Because of the interest and the need, we have requested...
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Legal Services

Restorative Justice Program The Justice Program is a new program that has been developed over the past year.  The facilitators are trained and prepared to...
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Child & Family Services

Please note that the services that Anishinabek Gamik Pikwakanagan Child & Family Services and the Mino Pimadiziwin Family Well Being Program have become Nigig Nibi...
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Social Services

Social Services delivers a wide range of programs and services for the First Nation.  The services include: Ontario Works Financial Assistance, Social Assistance Transfer Fund...
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Public Works

The Public Works Department is made up of a team of educated and experienced individuals that looks to service and better our community at its...
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Sports & Recreation

The Pikwakanagan Sports & Recreation Department is located at the Makwa Community Centre. As a department, our goal is to focus on providing all members...
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Chief and Council

Nígánizí Gamik (Council House) Photo by PJ Leroux Pikwakanagan operates under a custom election code passed by referendum in March, 2009. It is governed by one...
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Economic Development Department

  Our goal is to meet the needs of the community for economic growth, stability and employment opportunities. We do this by creating or increasing...
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Education

Education Services are responsible for ensuring the delivery of education for our elementary, secondary, and post-secondary students. This includes: building partnerships with local school boards;...
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Staff Directory

A list of staff phone numbers and email addresses.

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Waste Disposal Site Hours

Waste Disposal Site
Hours Of Operation
Wed: noon to 6 pm
Sun: 9 am to 3 pm

Newsletter

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Newsletter

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Animal Control

Animal Control Officer
June Logan
613-625-2545 or
613-602-3626

Makwa Bingo

Monday Nights!

Doors open 4:30 pm
Warm-ups 6:45 pm

More info here

Pow Wow

Pow Wow 2023
Date: TBA
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