14
Weldon Street
Sackville, NB E4L 4N2
Phone: 506 536-2378
Fax: 506 364-0194
Email: info@chignectogroup.com
WHAT’S
NEW
Comprehensive Community Planning. Chignecto is providing
technical advice to nine Atlantic First Nations as they each develop a long
term community plan tailored specifically to their unique needs.
First Nation organizational review. Chignecto has conducted a thorough
analysis of all elements of the Attawapiskat First Nation community in northern
Ontario including its fiscal regime, independent bodies, and accountability
to the community. The community is now embarking on implementation of the
final report.
Co-Management services. Chignecto has developed associations with
various parties to allow us to offer a full suite of co-management services
to First Nations. If you are seeking more informed and effective ways out
of co-management, contact us about your situation.
New research highlights promising practices in Aboriginal education. Based
on ten case studies of band-operated and provincial/territorial schools,
the report identifies effective strategies and systemic issues affecting
the progress of Aboriginal learners. The 350 page report makes 21 recommendations.
Sharing Our Success: More Case Studies in Aboriginal Schooling (Fulford,
2007). Tracey
Wade authored two of these case studies (Eskasoni Elementary/Middle
School and Se’t A’newey School in Newfoundland.
Chignecto has been hired as technical advisor to several ongoing Impact Benefit
Agreements including:
Lower Churchill Falls Hydro Project in Labrador on behalf of the Innu Nation,
NF
Albany River Hydroelectric IBA on behalf of the Mishkeegogaming First Nation,
ON
Snap Lake Diamond Mine IBA for the Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation, NWT
The Society for the Advancement of Excellence in Education is
publishing the second phase of Sharing Our Success, an analysis of best practices
in Aboriginal schools across Canada. Chignecto prepared two chapters on the
Eskasoni and Miawpukek First Nations’ schools. See the the Executive
Summary.
Chignecto has assisted the Atlantic Policy Congress of First
Nation Chiefs in crafting new ways to approach old issues. See the Aboriginal
Economy Building Strategy at www.apcfnc.ca/general.asp
See the Housing and Infrastructure Network proposal and the speaking points
tabled with the Expert Panel on Safe Drinking Water for
First Nations, both at www.apcfnc.ca/index.asp