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Opportunities Feb 24, 2026

Free Income Tax Clinic – Now Serving LPFN Members

Long Point First Nation Employment & Training is offering a FREE Income Tax Clinic to assist eligible members and residents…

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Upcoming Events Feb 24, 2026

LPFN Winter Carnival 2026 – Two Days of Activities for All Ages

Kwe Kakinwawigak Anicinabek, Long Point First Nation is pleased to invite all community members to attend our Winter Carnival 2026,…

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Public Memos Feb 20, 2026

Notice to the Community – Verification of Camp Located on Traditional Territory

The Long Point First Nation Sustainable Development Department is requesting assistance from community members regarding a camp that has recently…

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Upcoming Events Feb 17, 2026

Algonquin Anishinabe Unity Accord Workshop (Long Point – February 18) Postponed

Long Point First Nation would like to inform community members that the Algonquin Anishinabe Unity Accord Workshop scheduled to take…

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Public Memos Feb 14, 2026

Long Point First Nation Chief and Council are informing the community that early this morning, a serious violent incident occurred on Mahigan Mikana. This marks the second violent incident in less than two weeks. Council recognizes the growing concern and emotional strain this places on our members. We ask that the victim and his loved ones be kept in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) are currently securing the scene, and investigators from Rouyn-Noranda are in the community conducting an active investigation. Emergency services responded, and the victim was transported to hospital by ambulance. Council is maintaining direct communication with law enforcement and advocating for increased police presence and resources to ensure community safety. Additional space has been made available within the community to support investigators during the ongoing investigation process. We strongly urge anyone who witnessed the incident, heard unusual activity, or has relevant information to cooperate with police. Even information that may seem minor can be critical to an investigation. Individuals may contact the Sûreté du Québec directly or provide anonymous information through the SQ Criminal Information Centre at: 1-800-659-4264 Repeated acts of violence within our community are unacceptable. Council will not normalize these incidents nor dismiss them as isolated events. We remain committed to taking every available step — locally, regionally, and provincially — to protect our members and restore safety and stability. Council also recognizes the emotional and psychological impact these events may have. Community members experiencing stress, fear, or trauma are encouraged to contact the Health and Wellness Centre at: 819-722-2440 Support services are available. Seeking help is a responsible and courageous step. We ask community members to remain calm, avoid spreading unverified information, and continue supporting one another. Our strength lies in unity, responsibility, and collective action. Council remains available during office hours at 819-722-2441. Outside office hours during the long weekend: • Chief Mathias – 819-629-7994 • Vice-Chief Polson – 819-354-1674 Further updates will be shared as confirmed information becomes available. Chief and Council Long Point First Nation

Long Point First Nation Chief and Council are informing the community that early this morning, a serious violent incident occurred…

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Opportunities Feb 13, 2026

Notice of Youth Nomination Meeting – LPFN Youth Council

The Long Point First Nation Youth Election Committee will be holding a Nomination Meeting as part of the 2026 Youth…

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