Windigo Community Development Corporation

09/22/2026

🎉 We officially broke ground!

Today was an exciting day for Boreal Solutions as we celebrated the groundbreaking of our new facility.

This new facility represents another important step in Boreal’s growth and our commitment to creating employment, building capacity and generating long-term economic opportunities for our communities.

We were honoured to have our Elder, Maggie, lead us in traditional prayer and smudging, followed by a prayer and blessing from Reverend Zack as we marked the beginning of this new chapter.

Today we put shovels in the ground — and we’re excited to see what we build from here!

Congratulations to the entire Boreal Solutions team! 👏

09/02/2026

Looking for your next career opportunity?

Windigo Catering LP is recruiting for several positions at Musselwhite Mine, including Housekeeping, Dishwashers, Laundry Services, General Helpers, and Cooks.

Join a growing First Nations-owned company committed to supporting communities through meaningful employment and workforce development.

🌟 Boozhoo everyone! 👋🏽 Indigital Relations is happy to announce an upcoming employment opportunity with Windigo Catering LP at Musselwhite Mine! 📣

Windigo Catering LP is currently recruiting for:

🏠 Housekeeping
🍽️ Dishwashers
🧺 Laundry Services
🧹 General Helpers
👩🏽‍🍳 Cooks

Windigo Catering LP is 100% First Nations-owned and provides camp management and support services at the remote fly-in Musselwhite Mine.

📩 Interested applicants can send their resume directly to:
[email protected]

See the poster below for more information! 👇🏽

Shared by Indigital Relations on behalf of Windigo Catering LP.

08/28/2026

Windigo Community Development Corporation is proud to support the Mikinakoos Children's Fund with a $25,000 contribution for the second consecutive year.

Investing in children and youth is an investment in the future of our First Nations communities. We are honoured to partner with organizations that provide essential supports and opportunities for young people across Northwestern Ontario.

Miigwetch to the Mikinakoos Children's Fund for the important work they do every day.

A huge Miigwetch to Windigo Community Development Corporation (Boreal Solutions) for their generous $25,000 donation to Mikinakoos Children’s Fund — for the second year in a row!

We were honoured to receive the cheque from Windigo leadership in Sachigo Lake First Nation, one of the communities we both work to support.

Your continued partnership helps us provide clothing, food, school supplies, recreation and other essentials to children and youth across remote First Nations communities in Northwestern Ontario.

Thank you, Windigo, for investing in the communities and children we serve together! 💚💛

07/02/2026

We are seeking an experienced Executive Director to provide strategic leadership, oversee organizational operations, and advance economic development opportunities for First Nations across Northern Ontario. Working closely with the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will lead the organization's vision while building strong relationships with members, communities, funders, and partners.

Learn more here: https://neeganii.live/job or https://neeganii.live/Indeed

05/21/2026

POSITION FILLED Big things are on the horizon. As Cat Lake LP and the Whitefeather Forest Community Resource Management Authority Initiative prepare to launch a major new initiative in natural resources, renewable energy, and regional economic development, we’re looking for strong leadership to help build the foundation.

We are currently seeking a Finance/Procurement Manager to be based out of the Far North Natural Resources Office in Dryden, Ontario. This strategic role will support transformative Indigenous-led projects in bioeconomy development, infrastructure, and sustainable resource stewardship while helping strengthen financial systems, procurement capacity, and long-term economic growth for First Nations communities.

Learn more at https://fnnr.info/finance and send resumes to [email protected].

IESO - Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator PRT Growing Services Seven Generations Education Institute, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources

02/23/2026

Join the Neeganii Network during for an evening information session with our five Northern Ontario Tribal Council partners and leadership.

Connect with Northern First Nation economic developers and community leaders while enjoying light refreshments and meaningful conversation to build First Nations Prosperity!

📍 Le Germain Toronto Mercer – The Hatley Room
🗓️ Tuesday, March 3, 2026 | 5:30–9:00 PM
🔗 https://neeganii.live/PDAC

ᒪᑕᐧᐊ Matawa First Nations, Keewaytinook Okimakanak, Independent First Nations Alliance, Thawikayhigan LP, Shibogama First Nations Council

02/08/2026

In town early?

We still have space in our Pre-Conference sessions. Details at https://www.neeganii-iishawin.ca/pre-conference-workshop!

Registration requested for our Community Monitoring with Firelight, but you can always stop by our info desk on site before 10am on February 9th.

RSVP or drop in welcome for our FCC / FAC session with Mokwateh at 2:00pm.

Neeganii Iishawin is hosted by windigo community development, Shibogama First Nations Council, ᒪᑕᐧᐊ Matawa First Nations, Keewaytinook Okimakanak, Independent First Nations Alliance and Thawikayhigan LP. Proudly supported by First Mining Gold., First Mining Gold and IESO - Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator.

02/05/2026

is sold out!

We're welcoming 73 Exhibitors to the Tournament Centre tradeshow floor, and welcoming guests from Ontario, Manitoba, and beyond. Over 50 First Nations and 130+ businesses & organizations are represented.

A sincere Chi-Miigwetch to our generous sponsors, speakers, exhibitors, and guests who are going make next week a stand-out Gathering.

Head to https://www.neeganii-iishawin.ca to join our mailing list to receive notice when hashtag launches.

Neeganii Iishawin is hosted by windigo community development, Shibogama First Nations Council, ᒪᑕᐧᐊ Matawa First Nations, Keewaytinook Okimakanak, Independent First Nations Alliance, and Thawikayhigan LP, Proudly supported by First Mining Gold, North Star Air, and the IESO - Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator.

02/04/2026

At Neeganii Iishawin, this year's flagship panel is going to examine behind-the-scenes of major Indigenous infrastructure projects with the Anatomy of an Infrastructure Project panel.

On Thursday, February 12th at 2:45 PM in the Kaministiquia Ballroom, this session will explore how Indigenous leadership, collaboration, and innovative strategies drive large-scale energy and infrastructure initiatives across Northern Ontario.

The discussion will be moderated by Valerie Helbronner, ICD.D, co-head of Torys LLP Indigenous practice, with decades of experience advising on complex infrastructure and energy projects impacting Indigenous communities.

Panelists include Margaret Kenequanash of Wataynikaneyap Power Frank Mckay of Windigo Community Development, Chief Russell Wesley of Cat Lake First Nation, and Kody Penner of Nations Royalty , bringing expertise in Indigenous-led energy projects, sustainable development, community infrastructure, and resource management.

Full panelist bios at https://neeganii.live/Bio



Neeganii Iishawin is hosted by windigo community development, Shibogama First Nations Council, ᒪᑕᐧᐊ Matawa First Nations, Keewaytinook Okimakanak, Independent First Nations Alliance , and Thawikayhigan LP . Proudly supported by First Mining Gold North Star Air and IESO - Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator