Chippewas of Rama First Nation
Chippewas of Rama First Nation is a First Nation community in Ontario.[1]
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- April 2013: The community is a destination for vehicle deliveries from the Village Chrysler Dodge Jeep dealership.[2]
- October 2013: A Regional Education Council meeting was held at Chippewas of Rama First Nation on September 24–25, 2013.[3]
- December 2013: Chippewas of Rama First Nation was one of the bands removed from the Coldwater-Narrows Reserve in the 1830s.[4]
- March 2014: The community's hockey team lost 3-2 to Aundeck Omni Kaning in the Atom boys' championship final in 2014.[5]
- March 2014: Chippewas of Rama First Nation is the community of Sherry Lawson.[6]
- May 2016: The community is rejoining the Anishinabek Nation organization in 2016. A formal ceremony to mark their return will take place during the Anishinabek Nation Grand Council.[7]
- June 2016: The First Nation funded the cleaning and framing of paintings for the Arthur Shilling: The Final Works exhibition. It is the home community of the curator William Kingfisher and the location of Arthur Shilling's studio.[8]
- November 2016: At the start of the Great War, 37 men enlisted from the community's total male population of 57. Women from Rama donated to the Orillia Patriotic Fund.[9]
- June 2017: The community was identified as the location for the signing of major education agreements in August 2017.[10]
- June 2017: The community was scheduled to host the signing of the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement and Master Education Agreement on August 16, 2017.[11]
- August 2017: The community hosted a celebration for the successful ratification of the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement on August 16, 2017. Voters in the community approved the agreement with 91 percent support during a July 2017 vote.[12]
- September 2017: The community hosted the signing of the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement on August 16, 2017. The Anishinabek Nation 7th Generation Charity held its Evening of Excellence at this location.[13]
- September 2017: The community hosted the 2017 Anishinabek Evening of Excellence on its territory. The event took place at Casino Rama located within the First Nation.[14]
- September 2017: This community will host the Grand Council Assembly in November 2017.[15]
- March 2018: The community hosted a Health Transformation Engagement Session led by Cathy Bellefeuille in early 2018.[16]
- September 2018: The community was the location for the 2018 Anishinabek Evening of Excellence held at Casino Rama.[17]
- May 2019: This community is the primary location for the second season of the television show Tribal Police Files. The community's identity and policing services are showcased in 13 episodes of the series airing in 2019.[18]
- May 2019: Mark Douglas is an Elder from this community and worked on the project team for Casino Rama for 10 years. The community is associated with the Mnjikaning Fish Weirs.[19]
- June 2019: Initial meetings regarding the health transformation process had commenced with this community by June 2019.[20]
- September 2019: The community hosted the 2019 Anishinabek Evening of Excellence at Casino Rama. The event took place on the territory of this First Nation on August 14, 2019.[21]
- November 2019: The community hosted the Anishinabek Lifetime Achievement Award ceremony on August 14, 2019.[22]
- December 2019: The community is hosting its second annual Little Native Hockey League alumni game in December 2019. Seven teams from this First Nation competed in the 2019 Little Native Hockey League tournament, including a peewee girls team that won an A championship. The community uses the Mnjikaning Arena Sports Ki for alumni matches.[23]
- April 2020: Wade Monague is a member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation.[24]
- June 2020: The nation is represented by Ted Williams, who served as a guest speaker for the Lakehead University Indigenous graduation event.[25]
- November 2020: This community hosted the 2018 ceremony where the federal government apologized for the Williams Treaties.[26]
- November 2020: The military files of three soldiers from this community were used as examples for researching ancestral history. Soldiers from this First Nation participated in the First World War.[27]
- December 2020: The community is home to Mnjikaning Kendaaswin Elementary School. It is a member of the Ogemawahj Tribal Council and participates in digital language revitalization efforts.[28]
- January 2021: The community is where plaintiff Shaelyn Wabegijig grew up.[29]
- July 2021: The community was represented by its Chief and a Councillor during a Lakehead University panel on residential schools.[30]
- July 2021: The community is constructing a new three-floor building to house integrated health and social services. Leadership of the community maintains the authority to decide when local businesses like Casino Rama can reopen following pandemic closures. The First Nation has seen a demand for office space as members return home after completing post-secondary education.[31]
- August 2021: The community continued to receive lease payments for Casino Rama throughout the COVID-19 pandemic closure due to existing funding agreements. The First Nation employs roughly 350 individuals, including 70 people working in police and fire services. Leadership ensured that health and safety modifications were in place before allowing the local casino to resume business in 2021.[32]
- October 2021: Chief Ted Williams praised the internship program as a life-changing development for Indigenous students and their communities. The partnership between Lakehead University and OpenText seeks to demonstrate a commitment to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action.[33]
- December 2021: The community participates in the Anishinabek Education System. Its education director, Lise Kwekkeboom, was elected to the board of the Kinoomaadziwin Education Body in November 2021.[34]
- April 2022: The community is the home of lawyer Stephanie Willsey and is led by Chief Ted Williams.[35]
- May 2022: The community will host the Anishinabek Evening of Excellence on August 24, 2022. The 2022 Debwewin Citation will be presented to Maurice Switzer at this location.[36]
- May 2022: The community hosts the Gathering: Festival of First Nations Stories in June 2022. The First Nation partnered with the Orillia Centre for Arts + Culture to present the storytelling festival. Chief Ted Williams stated that the community's stories provide strength and help shape their identity during times of reconciliation.[37]
- May 2022: Memphis Shawanda and his family travelled to Chippewas of Rama First Nation to participate in summer pow wow events. The community hosted a dance competition where Memphis Shawanda was named the champion of his category.[38]
- August 2022: The community hosted the 2022 First Nations Economic Advancement Conference. The Casino Rama Resort is located within this First Nation.[39]
- August 2022: The community hosted the 2022 Anishinabek Evening of Excellence at Casino Rama.[40]
- November 2022: The community hosted a health transformation working group meeting in October 2022. The First Nation is one of the 13 communities that has had an engagement session with the Anishinabek Nation team as of November 2022.[41]
- November 2022: The community hosted a Southeast Regional meeting on October 4, 2022. An Evening of Excellence and a Band Representative Conference were held at this location in August and September 2022.[42]
- March 2023: Chippewas of Rama First Nation is scheduled to host the Forward Summit East in September 2023. The summit held at Chippewas of Rama First Nation will focus on the technology field for undergraduate students.[43]
- March 2023: The community partnered with Curve Lake First Nation to field a joint team for the 2023 Little Native Hockey League. It is considered a sister community to Curve Lake First Nation. Five players from this First Nation were members of the silver-medal winning Midget girls squad.[44]
- May 2023: Community member Jordon Jensen was recognized as a 2023 scholarship recipient for his work in computer programming.[45]
- June 2023: This is the home community of Nancy Cooper, the coordinator for First Nation Communities Read.[46]
- July 2023: This community is one of the three First Nations that make up the Chippewa Tri-Council.[47]
- July 2023: The community hosted the kickoff for a new water treatment training internship in June 2023. Interns toured the local water distribution system and drinking water treatment plant as part of their technical education. The community is one of the six member nations of the Ogemawahj Tribal Council.[48]
- September 2023: Community member Denny Benson serves as a firefighter for the First Nation. The community is the home of athlete Denny Benson, who won a national fastpitch title in 2023.[49]
- October 2023: The community served as the host location for the 2023 Lifetime Achievement Awards ceremony.[50]
- December 2023: The community hosted the 100-year anniversary of the Williams Treaty on October 30, 2023. The Anishinabek Nation 7th Generation Charity Evening of Excellence was held in this community in October 2023.[51]
- December 2023: The community is scheduled to host a health transformation working group meeting at the Casino Rama Resort in January 2024.[52]
- January 2024: The community officially took ownership of five roads from the Township of Ramara in January 2024. A provincial grant was secured by the First Nation to perform infrastructure upgrades on the transferred roads. The First Nation collaborated with municipal staff to establish a legal process for the road transfer.[53]
- February 2024: The community is the host location for the 2nd Annual Anishinabek Nation Diabetes Conference in 2024. It is the site of Casino Rama, where regional health presentations are delivered.[54]
- March 2024: The community served as the host location for the 2024 Anishinabek Nation Diabetes Conference. The event was held at the Casino Rama facility located within the territory.[55]
- March 2024: The community served as the host location for the Anishinabek Nation 2nd Annual Diabetes Conference in March 2024.[56]
- March 2024: The community served as the host location for the Anishinabek Nation second annual diabetes conference in March 2024.[57]
- March 2024: The community entered two teams into the Initiation division of the Little Native Hockey League in 2024. The recreation department of the community offered a hockey program for its youngest members during the 2023-24 season.[58]
- May 2024: A regional engagement session was held in the community on March 27, 2024, to discuss medical transportation and long-term care. The community is scheduled to host an Anishinabek Nation Health Transformation Working Group meeting in July 2024.[59]
- July 2024: The community hosted the Family Well-Being Conference at Casino Rama in June 2024. The event brought together workers from across the Anishinabek Nation to this location.[60]
- August 2024: A report regarding Indigenous women in the skilled trades was filed from this community in August 2024.[61]
- August 2024: The community is the home nation of hockey player Sydney Sawyer.[62]
- August 2024: This community will serve as a co-host for the 2025 Little Native Hockey League tournament. The official hosting contract for the hockey tournament was signed on August 24, 2024, during the community's pow wow. The First Nation hosted the All Ontario Native Fastball Championships in August 2024.[63]
- September 2024: The community is the location of the Casino Rama Resort.[64]
- September 2024: The community served as the host location for the TechNations 2024 technical conference in August 2024.[65]
- October 2024: The community is the home First Nation of author and educator Nancy Cooper.[66]
- October 2024: The community is the host location for the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2024. The forum will be held at Casino Rama, which is located within the community.[67]
- October 2024: The community is the host site for the 2024 Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum. It operates several businesses including Ojibway Bay Marina, Black River Wilderness Park, and Rama Cannabis. The First Nation is a shareholder in Cedar Leaf Capital alongside partners from Squamish and English River.[68]
- October 2024: A citizen from this community won the grand prize in the Anishinabek Catch the Ace raffle in 2024.[69]
- October 2024: The law firm Nahwegahbow, Corbiere maintains its head office in this community.[70]
- October 2024: The community served as the host location for the 2024 Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum.[71]
- October 2024: The community's Director of Education, Lise Kwekkeboom, also serves as a leader for the Kinoomaadziwin Education Body.[72]
- October 2024: The community hosted the 2024 Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2024. The Chief of the community, Ted Williams, participated in a leadership panel during the event.[73]
- November 2024: The community hosted the second annual Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2024. Economic officials in the community are working to shift local businesses from being purely employment-focused to becoming profitable revenue generators.[74]
- November 2024: The community hosted the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2024. It is the location of the Casino Rama Resort and the Rama Community Farm.[75]
- November 2024: The community hosted the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2024. It served as the location for the Southwest and Southeast regional meetings of the Anishinabek Nation.[76]
- December 2024: This community is the home of lawyer Stephanie Willsey. Stephanie Willsey primarily works remotely from her home in this community for a law firm based in Toronto.[77]
- January 2025: The community is the home nation of Sydney Sawyer, who represented Canada at the 2025 world under-18 women's hockey tournament.[78]
- January 2025: The community hosted the signing of a health relationship protocol between the Anishinabek Nation and Ontario Health on January 16, 2025. It served as the location for the Anishinabek Nation Health Transformation Working Group meeting. The location is historically known as a gathering place where travellers rested and important decisions were made.[79]
- February 2025: The community's fire service is participating in a mentorship initiative to assist fire prevention officers from northern Quebec. Chief Ted Williams expressed support for the program, noting that it strengthens fire safety through collaboration between Ontario and Cree Nation communities.[80]
- February 2025: A member of this community gifted an Eagle Feather bustle to dancer Antonio Dinardo.[81]
- March 2025: This First Nation co-hosted the 2025 Little Native Hockey League as part of the Chippewa Tri-Council.[82]
- March 2025: The community hosted the third annual Anishinabek Nation Diabetes Conference in March 2025. Health Services Manager Laura Bishop presented on the community's local diabetes programs and success stories. Community Elder Stephanie Sandy opened the conference with a traditional Thanksgiving.[83]
- May 2025: Jeremy Parkin serves as the director of emergency services for the Chippewas of Rama First Nation.[84]
- May 2025: The community served as a host site for regional discussions on Indigenous early learning and childcare standards in 2025.[85]
- July 2025: The community is completing two 22-unit apartment buildings to address a long-standing housing shortage. A community visioning process held every decade consistently identifies housing as a top priority for the membership. As of July 2025, the First Nation has approximately 2,200 members, with nearly 1,000 residents living in the community.[86]
- August 2025: The community served as the host location for an Anishinabek Nation conference on family well-being in July 2025. It is the site of the Casino Rama Resort where various First Nation representatives gathered for workshops and activities.[87]
- August 2025: The community is the location of the Casino Rama Resort, where well-being workers gathered for a conference in 2025.[88]
- October 2025: The community served as the host site for the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2025.[89]
- October 2025: The community hosted the delivery of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada final report in 2015. Elders and members from the community participated in the Call to Action #83 Art Project reveal and community circle.[90]
- October 2025: The community hosted the third annual Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2025. It is the location of the Casino Rama Resort.[91]
- October 2025: The community hosted the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2025. The Casino Rama Resort is located within this First Nation.[92]
- October 2025: The community served as the site for the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Opportunities Forum in October 2025.[93]
- January 2026: The community stated it will not participate in new working groups regarding the Samuel de Champlain Monument to avoid further harm and racism. Leadership affirmed that as the rights holder in the territory, the Nation has the final authority on any proposals from the City of Orillia. The Nation expressed a willingness to continue collaborating with the City of Orillia on cultural initiatives unrelated to the monument.[94]
- February 2026: The community is led by Chief Ted Williams, who has served on its council since 1982.[95]
- February 2026: The Chippewas of Rama First Nation is mentioned as a community where members of the Pike Clan are situated.[96]
- February 2026: The community hosted the First Nations Agriculture & Finance Ontario Conference in February 2026. Adam Crowe and Bobby-Jo Cayen visited the community to speak about their experiences as Indigenous entrepreneurs.[97]
- February 2026: The community hosted the First Nations Agriculture & Finance Ontario Conference in early 2026.[98]
- February 2026: The community owns and operates the Rama Community Farm, which is staffed entirely by its members. The leadership established a community visioning program that identified a local need for more fresh produce. Success from other community-owned businesses allows the local farm to continue operating.[99]
- February 2026: The community served as the host location for the Anishinabek Nation Aboriginal and Treaty Rights Conference in February 2026. Councillor Ted Snache welcomed conference participants to the community.[100]
- March 2026: The community hosted the Aboriginal and Treaty Rights Conference in February. The Anishinabek Nation Leadership Council held a strategic planning session at this location.[101]
- April 2026: Franklin Johnson, who provided drum teachings at the Urban Indigenous Health Fair, is a citizen of Chippewas of Rama First Nation.[102]
- April 2026: Sydney Sawyer is a member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation.[103]
- May 2026: Community member Vicki Snache discussed the importance of oral protocols and the validity of Anishinabeg written and oral traditions.[104]
- June 2026: The community is the scheduled host for the Chiefs of Ontario annual chiefs assembly in June 2026.[105]
- June 2026: The Anishinabek Nation issued its formal response to Bill C-37 from this community on June 16, 2026.[106]
- June 2026: The community hosted the Chiefs of Ontario Annual Chiefs Assembly in June 2026. Linda Debassige attended a press conference in this community to offer initial thoughts on new federal water legislation.[107]
- July 2026: The community is the location of the Casino Rama Resort, where the 2026 Anishinabek Evening of Excellence was scheduled to be held.[108]
- August 2026: The community hosted the E’Dbendaagzijig Conference from August 19 to 20, 2026. Jeannette Corbiere Lavell spoke at this location regarding the renewal of Anishinabek authority and peoplehood.[109]
- August 2026: The community served as the host location for the Anishinabek Nation conference on citizenship in August 2026.[110]
- August 2026: The community hosted the 2026 Evening of Excellence at its local resort. It is the home of the Casino Rama Resort, where the awards ceremony took place.[111]
- September 2026: The community served as the host location for the Anishinabek Nation Niizhwaadziwag – Two-Spirit Conference in 2026. Chief Ted Williams welcomed attendees to the territory during the opening remarks of the event.[112]
- October 2026: This was the home community of the late James Bartleman.[113]
- October 2026: The community hosted the Forward Summit at the Casino Rama Resort in September 2026. Myan Marcen-Gaudaur is a citizen of this First Nation.[114]
- October 2026: The community hosted the Forward Summit at its Casino Rama Resort in September 2026. The nation's administration utilizes a formal process involving non-disclosure agreements and legal consultation when negotiating new business deals. The leadership prioritizes community impact when considering business ventures located specifically on the reserve.[115]
- October 2026: The Chippewas of Rama First Nation hosted the Forward Summit conference in late 2026. The community is the location of the Casino Rama Resort.[116]
- October 2026: Chippewas of Rama First Nation is the location of the Casino Rama Resort, where regional tourism leaders gathered in 2026.[117]
- October 2026: Steve Snake grew up in Chippewas of Rama First Nation, where he first decided to become an artist as a child.[1]
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