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Notices
Indigenous Community Business Fund Form
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Class Photos 1948/1951 – Identifying Students
This picture is from the Eastern School circa 1948. We, the Research Dept. would like to know who these students are. If you recognize yourself or anyone else please send me an email at: [email protected] Nyá:wen Steven Lindsay-Maracle RECE, Research Assistant...
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Background
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Overview
Key Messages
The Community Services Department (formerly Nation Building) houses several units with the purpose of supporting the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte through avenues such as:
- Communications
- Consultation
- Lands
- Membership
- Policy
- Research
- Employment and Training
- Economic Development
Community Services ensures that MBQ is able to deliver communications, messaging, and information from MBQ Administration and Tyendinaga Mohawk Council. The department carries out consultation activities to engage, inform, and promote dialogue within the community. Policy development in various areas and issues is a key component to provide consistency and establish processes within MBQ Administration.
Community Services also performs research to generate a historical understanding of the area and its peoples, and to support MBQ’s land claims. The Lands Unit delivers land transfer-related services in the Territory. Membership oversees the maintenance of MBQ membership lists and registration for Status Cards. Employment and Training and Economic Development work towards enhancing employability skills and building sustainable business ventures within the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
Programs & Services
Communications
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Economic Development
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Lands
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Policy
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Consultation
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Employment & Training
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Membership
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Research
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