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MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE KENHTEKE KANYEN’KEHA:KA ISSUE 6/18 OHYARÍ:HA (June)

Next Newsletter Deadline: Wiskháton 22ht Ohyarí:ha, éntye niyohwistá:’e (Friday June 22nd at Noon) June 2018 Council Meetings TMC Meetings Agenda Deadlines

Regular – Monday, June 4, 9:30 a.m. Monday, May 28, 12:00 p.m.

Local Business – Tuesday, June 5, 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 29, 12:00 p.m.

Regular – Monday, June 18, 9:30 a.m. Monday, June 11, 12:00 p.m. Local Business – Monday, June 25, 7:00 p.m. Monday, June 18, 12:00 p.m. July 2018 Council Meetings

TMC Meetings Agenda Deadlines Regular – Monday, July 9, 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 3, 12:00 p.m. Local Business – Monday, July 16, 7:00 p.m. Monday, July 9, 12:00 p.m. Regular – Monday, July 23, 9:30 a.m. Monday, July 16, 12:00 p.m. Local Business – Monday, July 30, 7:00 p.m. Monday, July 23, 12:00 p.m.

The Mohawk Firefighters in May 2018 responded to 9 calls.

1 Electrical/Wires Down 3 Residential Alarm 1 Other Fire 2 Medical Assist 1 Residential Fire/Smoke 1 Water Rescue

This brings our total calls to 40 for the year 2018

* Fire/Rescue logo designed by Trevor Brant* NOTICES Do you hold a Power of Attorney for a loved one who holds a Certificate of Possession on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory? Please confirm that the MBQ Lands Department has a copy on file. This will assist in processing documents according to the wishes of the CP holder. Thank you, Lands Department

ATTENTION MORTGAGE HOLDERS It has come to our attention that many insurance companies will ONLY notify the MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE if your existing house insurance policy has been cancelled, but will NOT when

the policy has been renewed. This creates a problem when incentives, rewrites and renovations are requested. You will not qualify if your house insurance policy on file is not up to date. In order to ensure your policy is current, we ask that you mail, fax or deliver renewal form when received.

will be short staffed for staff appreciation

Yorí:wase ne Kanyen’kehá:ka tsi Kenhtè:ke (Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte Community Newsletter) is available at:

Bayview Variety Village Variety Smoke and Coffee Xpress 49 Quick Stop Smokin’ Speedway Kanhiote Library Sadie’s Lane Sub-division Mohawk Admin Building Ferry Lane mailboxes Community Wellbeing Centre Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Minutes MARCH 19, 2018

A meeting of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council was held on Monday, March 19, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers.

Present: Chief R. Donald Maracle Councillors: Josh Hill, Stacia L. Loft, Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, and Debra A. Vincent

Staff: David Souliere, CAO; Angela Maracle, Senior Director of Operations; Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant

MOTION #1: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Minutes of March 5, 2018 be approved. Carried.

MOTION #2: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business Minutes of March 12, 2018 be approved. Carried.

TMC went into private to address a community members issue.

Council confirmed the following scheduled meetings: March 26, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business March 28 & 29, 2018 – Chief’s Committee Nuclear Waste and Health Committee April 6, 2018, 11:00 a.m. – South East Local Health Integration Networks April 9, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular April 11, 2018 – INAC Water Expansion in Toronto April 16, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business April 18 & 19 – Iroquois Caucus in Akwesasne April 23, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular April 24 & 25, 2018 – AIAI Education Meeting in Niagara Falls April 27, 2018 – Woodland Cultural Centre Board Meeting in Brantford April 30, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business May 7, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular May 14, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business May 22, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular May 26 & 27, 2018 – Mohawk Landing May 28, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business

MOTION #3: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle that the following meetings occur outside of the Territory: Chief attending the Chiefs Committee Meeting, Toronto, March 28 & 29; Chief, Debra, Josh, Lisa or Amy, and Tanya attendIroquois Caucus Membership Summit on April 18 & 19, 2018; Josh attend the AIAI Chiefs Council on Education, Niagara, April 24 & 25; Debra attend the WCC Board Meeting, Brantford, April 27.

Carried.

MOTION #4: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council hereby approve for Chief Maracle to remove the Queen Anne Silver from the Bank of Montreal vault for the Primates Visit on March 26, 2018, the Easter Sunday Services on April 1, 2018 and for the Mohawk Landing on May 26, 2018. M.C.R. #2017/18-096. Carried.

MOTION #5: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to pay the invoice #5129 from Alan Pratt in the amount of $1,822.50 regarding Culbertson Tract Land Claim. Carried. MOTION #6: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Josh Hill to pay the invoice #16/21796 from Ol- thuis, Kleer, Townshend LLP in the amount of $2,808.10 regarding the Picton Terminal. Carried.

MOTION #7: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to approve the Land Trans- fer from Cindy Lou Handley to Kraig Adam Handley the whole of Lot 9A-3, Concession A, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 106934. Carried.

MOTION #8: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve the Land Transfer from Cindy Lou Handley to Kirk Douglas Handley the whole of Lot 9A-4, Concession A, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 106934. Carried.

MOTION #9: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve the Land Transfer from Mark Willard Hill to Arline Dale Benn the whole of Lot 29H-1, Concession A, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 64055. Carried.

MOTION #10: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve signing a letter for Jeffrey Blair Maracle for the fees to be waived for the application for his Possession and Acquisition License. Carried.

MOTION #11: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that WHEREAS, The Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte is partnering with the Aboriginal Labour Force Development Circle, Ministry of Trans- portation, Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development, Loyalist College, Kagita Mikam, and local business and training providers to deliver Phase III of the Developing Our Future initiative;

WHEREAS, a funding proposal has been submitted to the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation under the Regional Partnership Grant through the Indigenous Economic Devel- opment Fund (IEDF) by the Aboriginal Labour Force Development Circle;

AND THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council support the submission of the “Developing Our Future – Phase III” proposal and partnership engagement activities to carry out the activities of the “Developing Our Future – Phase III” initiative. M.C.R. #2017/18-097. Carried.

MOTION #12: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to approve to sign the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) agreement 201617-ON-000039, amendment No. 0019 for the Consolidated Cash Flow. Carried.

MOTION #13: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to acknowledge the letter from INAC ap- proving funding in the amount of $845,561.00 for the water line extension. Carried.

MOTION #14: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve to sign the Amendment to the Community Aboriginal Recreation Activator (CARA) funding agreement. Carried.

MOTION #15: Moved by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to defer the placement of a porta- ble for the Indigenous Interprofessional Primary Care Team for confirmation from the Tech de- partment of the water and gas line hook ups. Carried.

MOTION #16: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the housing department submit a report on all housing statistics to date on the April 23, 2018 TMC agenda Carried. MOTION #17: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Carl E. (Ted) Maracle to approve utilize the McLean & HR processes for a period of one year, in the amount of $15,000.00. Carried.

MOTION #18: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to go in private. (1:30 p.m.) Carried.

Recorded by: Shelley Bowden

Original signed by: Chief R. Donald Maracle

TYENDINAGA MOHAWK COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 9, 2018

A meeting of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council was held on Monday, April 9, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers.

Present: Councillors: Josh Hill, Stacia L. Loft, Carl E. (Ted) Maracle, and Debra A. Vincent

Regrets: Chief R. Donald Maracle, Meeting with the Ministry of Long Term Care

Staff: David Souliere, CAO; Angela Maracle, Senior Director of Operations; Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant

MOTION #1: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent that Carl E. (Ted) Maracle chair the meeting in the absence of the Chief. Carried.

Diana Barlow, Good Minds Coordinator, Britta Gaddes, NNADAP Worker and Susan Barberstock, Director of Community Services attended to present the protocols for the Needle Exchange Program and the Memorandum of Understanding with the Prince Edward Public Health Unit for Naloxone distribution.

MOTION #2: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A Vincent to sign the Memorandum of Understanding with the Hastings Prince Edward Public Health Unit for the Needle Exchange Program and Naloxone distribution. Carried.

Amy Cowie, Researcher and Lisa Maracle, Director of Community Services attended to discuss the process for issuing letter to members of other First Nation to harvest in MBQ’s traditional territory.

MOTION #3: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A Vincent to approve the policy regarding the process for letters of permission from members of other First Nations to harvest in MBQ’s traditional territory. Carried.

MOTION #4: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Minutes of March 9, 2018 be approved as amended. Carried.

MOTION #5: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve the Community Wellbeing Centre Administrative Reorganization. Carried.

MOTION #6: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to defer the Chief and Council Remuneration Study until May 7, 2018 for full Council to review. Carried.

MOTION #7: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve signing the AON Insurance Agreement for 2018-2019. Carried.

MOTION #8: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to acknowledge the Administrative Update. Carried. Council confirmed the following scheduled meetings: April 11, 2018 – INAC Water Expansion in Toronto April 16, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business April 18 & 19 – Iroquois Caucus April 23, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular April 24 & 25, 2018 – AIAI Education Meeting in Niagara Falls April 27, 2018 – Woodland Cultural Centre Board Meeting in Brantford April 30, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business May 7, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular May 14, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business May 22, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular May 26 & 27, 2018 – Mohawk Landing May 28, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business

MOTION #9: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the following meetings occur outside of the Territory: Chief & Debra: attending H/SAB meeting on May 1 & 2, 2018 in Moraviantown; Carried.

MOTION #10: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve scheduling a meeting with Glenda “Sam” Maracle on April 27, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. to introduce Karen Fischer, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs regarding Aboriginal Labour Force Development Circle hosting a conference in October 2018. Carried.

ACTION ITEM #1: Staff to prepare a proposal for funding to complete a land use plan.

MOTION #11: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council will not be selling any land belonging to MBQ. a review will be undertaken after the land use plan is completed. Carried.

MOTION #12: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the remaining lots in the industrial park will not be sold and will be available for long term leases. Carried.

MOTION #13: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill to offer Theresa Brant and Mark Neal a long term lease for a lot in the Industrial Park. Carried.

MOTION #14: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill to decline the request to sell MBQ land as per motion #11 and inform the community member. Carried.

MOTION #15: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve the Land Transfer from Neil Maracle to Kayla Faye Brant and Joshua Douglas Victor Brookes the whole of Lot 34D, Concession 1, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 106824. Carried.

MOTION #16: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve the Land Transfer from Scott Morley Maracle and Janet Lorraine Roberts to David Edward Sharpe, the whole of Lot(s) 3C-6, 3C-7 and 3C-8, Concession 2, as shown on Plan No. RSO 5064R. Carried.

MOTION #17: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the Land Transfer from Robert Larry Norman to Deborah Ann Smart, the whole of Lot 10E-3, Concession 2, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 60486. Carried.

MOTION #18: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve the Land Transfer from Kaleena Pearl Hanoski to Ellen Ann Maracle, the whole of Lot 31-14-2, Concession 2, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 98555. Carried. MOTION #19: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve the Business Registration Renewals for Fast Eddy’s Speed & Performance and Turnin Wrenches, owner Kelly Brant. Carried.

Note: Chief and Tanya King Maracle to attend the Iroquois Caucus meeting in Kanesatake on April 25 & 26, 2018. Lisa Maracle will attend if Chief and Tanya can’t attend.

MOTION #20: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to acknowledge the update regarding the Tahatikonhsotontie Head Start Ministry of Education report. Carried.

MOTION #21: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve the Tahatikonhsotontie Head Start policy revisions to ensure compliance with the Child Care and Early Year Act. Carried.

MOTION #22: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve Bruce Maracle to lease the property at Lot 23A-1-1 and Lot 24C-5-2, both concession 2, at $15 per acre. Lease rates are to be reviewed going forward. Carried.

MOTION #23: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve to purchase 90.93 acres on Bells Road as per staff recommendation. Carried.

MOTION #24: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to pay the invoice #553 from Alan Pratt in the amount of $4,678.70 regarding Culbertson Tract Land Claim. Carried.

MOTION #25: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to pay the invoice #81546 from Templeman in the amount of $1,026.00, regarding CRA, #81851 in the amount of $1,026.00 regarding CRA and #81521 in the amount of $427.50 regarding Fontier Communications. Carried.

MOTION #26: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill to reappoint Debra A. Vincent to a 2 year term on the Bay of Quinte Marketing Board as MBQ’s representative. Carried.

MOTION #27: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill to go in private. (5:03 p.m.) Carried.

Recorded by: Shelley Bowden

Chair Carl E. (Ted) Maracle

TYENDINAGA MOHAWK COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 23, 2018

A meeting of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council was held on Monday, April 23, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. in the Council Chambers.

Present: Chief R. Donald Maracle Councillors: Josh Hill, Stacia L. Loft and Debra A. Vincent

Regrets: Carl E. (Ted) Maracle on vacation.

Staff: David Souliere, CAO; Angela Maracle, Senior Director of Operations; Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant

MOTION #1: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve to reschedule the April 30, 2018 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. Carried. Sandra Maracle, Post Secondary Education Councilor and Tanya King Maracle, Policy Analyst attended to update TMC on the OSAP Changes.

Sandra Maracle is working on data collection and explained how it will enhance post secondary education.

Councillor Debra A. Vincent left to attend Laverne Maracle’s funeral.

Dug Stevenson, Executive Director, Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board attended to provide an update on the services being available to MBQ.

MOTION #2: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill to acknowledge the update from Dug Stevenson, Executive Director, Bay of Quinte Regional Marketing Board. Carried.

MOTION #3: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Minutes of April 9, 2018 be approved as amended. Carried.

MOTION #4: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council acknowledge the Kanhiote Public Library Minutes dated March 6, 2018 and April 3, 2018. Carried.

MOTION #5: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill that the Tyendinaga Mohawk Council acknowledge the Kanhiote Public Library Minutes dated April 3, 2018. Carried.

MOTION #6: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Josh Hill to acknowledge the Administrative Update. Carried.

Councillor Debra A. Vincent returned.

Council confirmed the following scheduled meetings:  April 24 & 25, 2018 – AIAI Education Meeting in Niagara Falls  April 27, 2018 – Woodland Cultural Centre Board Meeting in Brantford  April 30, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business  May 1 & 2, 2018 – H/SAB meeting on in Moraviantown;  May 7, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular  May 14, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business  May 22, 2018, 9:30 a.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Regular  May 26 & 27, 2018 – Mohawk Landing  May 28, 2018, 7:00 p.m. – Tyendinaga Mohawk Council Local Business

MOTION #7: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent that the following meetings occur outside of the Territory: Chief: attending Iroquois Caucus, April 25 & 26, Kanasatake and AFN Special Chiefs Assembly, May 1 & 2, Gatineneau. Carried.

MOTION #8: Moved by Debra A Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve signing the contract with XCG Consulting Limited to complete the 2018 groundwater and surface water monitoring at the MBQ landfill and to seek INAC funding for these costs. Carried.

MOTION #9: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A Vincent to approve Environment and Climate Change Canada to access Airport Creek Marsh to collect field data for Climate Change impacts on Great Lakes Coastal wetlands study. Carried.

MOTION #10: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve Chief Maracle to advise the Iroquois Caucus of MBQ’s definition of consensus and the IC terms of reference. Carried. MOTION #11: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to sign the letter of support for the Aboriginal Labour Force Development Circle (ALFDC) proposal submission to the First Nations Inuit Youth Employment Strategy (FNIYES). Carried.

MOTION #12: Moved by Stacia L. Loft, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve the Land Transfer from James Dale Larry Lynn and Freda Bernice Brant-Williams to Shawn Michael Brant, the whole of Lot 1-2-2, Concession 1, as shown on Plan No. RSO 4629R. Carried.

MOTION #13: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve the Land Transfer from Phillip Laurence Raymond Gannon to Philip Steven Ward Maracle and Tonya Ann-Marie Maracle, the whole of Lot 36C-3, Concession A, as shown on Plan No. RSO 6758R. Carried.

MOTION #14: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Stacia L. Loft to approve the Land Transfer from Paul Douglas Barnhart to Scott Lee Barnhart, the whole of Lot 27E-14, Concession 2, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 107074. Carried.

MOTION #15: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the Land Transfer from Paul Douglas Barnhart to Shawn Stephen Barnhart, the whole of Lot 27E-15, Concession 2, as shown on Plan No. CLSR 107074. Carried. Stacia L. Loft left.

MOTION #16: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the Land Transfer from Esther Louise Brant, Vincent Robert Brant and Stewart Brant to Esther Louise Brant, Vincent Robert Brant, Stewart Brant and Dakota Lee Brant, the whole of Lot 6A-1, Concession 2, as shown on Plan No. RSO 1178R. Carried.

MOTION #17: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the Land Transfer from Tara Marie Joy Green and Jason Christopher Maracle to Valerie Kathleen Ireland, the whole of Lot 33H-12-3, Concession A, as shown on Plan No. RSO 6749R. Carried.

MOTION #18: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the Land Transfer from Andrew Clifford Maracle (Miracle) to Seth James Lefort, the whole of Lot 2-3-2, Concession 1, as shown on Plan No. RSO 6211R. Carried.

MOTION #19: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the 2018-2019 lease with the First Nations Technical Institute as amended. Carried.

MOTION #20: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the 2018-2019 lease with the Kagita Mikam as amended. Carried.

MOTION #21: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill that Councillor Josh Hill will present the following awards to the Moira Secondary School graduates in the amount of $250.00 each: 1 for a Native student furthering education at College, 1 for a Native student furthering education at University, 1 for a Native student who has made a notable contribution to Moira Secondary School and one for the Tyendinaga Education Committee – Chief Earl Hill Memorial award. Carried.

MOTION #22: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to appoint Councillor Debra A. Vincent to the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians Health/Social Advisory Board (H/SAB) for a two year term. Carried.

MOTION #23: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve to schedule a meeting with Dnaagdawenmag Binnoojiiyag Child and Family Services, Highland Shores Childrens Aid, TMC, David Souliere. Susan Barberstock and Brandi Hildebrand the week of May 14, 2018 regarding child protective agency. Carried.

MOTION #24: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to sign the Association of Iroquois and Allied Indians (A.I.AI.) Indigenous Healing & Wellness strategy funding agreement. Carried.

MOTION #25: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to sign the Health Canada Health funding Consolidated Contribution Agreement. Carried.

MOTION #26: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to approve the Large Item pick up from Casino Rama in the amount of $18,670.42. Carried. MOTION #27: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve the 2018-2019 Mortgage Budget in the amount of $1,600,000.00 and the 2018-2019 Renovation Budget in the amount of $500,000.00. Carried.

MOTION #28: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to sign the Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada Amending Agreement 16-17-ON-000039 amendment 0021 in the amount of $80,170.00. Carried.

MOTION #29: Moved by Josh Hill, seconded by Debra A. Vincent to approve to waive the Community Centre rental fees for the Anglican Parish of Tyendinaga fundraiser on June 23, 2018. Carried.

MOTION #30: Moved by Debra A. Vincent, seconded by Josh Hill to go in private. (5:44 p.m.) Carried.

Recorded by: Shelley Bowden, Executive Administrative Assistant

Original signed by: Chief R. Donald Maracle

Reminder: MBQ offices and most services will be CLOSED Thursday June 21st to observe Aboriginal Day. For kids grade 8 and under ONLY..

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OUTDOOR CRAFT & VENDOR SHOW ALL VENDORS WELCOME!

Arts & Crafts, Baked Goods, Fruits & Vegetables, Food, etc. July 14th and September 15th 2018 Lacrosse Box (1935 York Road) 9am - 2pm Vendor Spots are FREE! Contact Bonny (Bear) or Renee at 613-396-3424 if you’d like to reserve a spot! Family Health & Child Development Events

Join Us for a Father’s Day Craft Night June 12, 2018 5:30-7:30pm Call Otsi:tsia Brant to sign up 613-967-0122 x. 149 Space is Limited

Medicine Bag Workshop With Rebecca Maracle Please join us for an educational, fun night making your very own medicine bag necklace! This night is intended for Moms, Aunties, Grandmothers, and Children. Participants will work together to create one medicine bag JUNE 11th, 2018, 6:00-8:00pm Teaching Lodge CWC

Spots are very limited. Please Contact Nicole Pickard to Sign Up 613-967-0122 ext. 139

Horn Rattle Workshop! Sat. June 23rd, 2018 9:00am-12:00pm CWC Teaching Lodge FHCD is collaborating with Join the Family Health and Child Development team THURSDAY JUNE 21st, 2018, Dustin Brant to bring you a fun for a fun adventure filled day at the Toronto Zoo. and educational morning making your own horn rattle. Transportation will be provided via Franklin Coach Lines, Admission into the zoo will be free for Native Status Card This workshop is intended for holders. If you are not a status card holder admission is as follows; adults & youth ages 12+. General : $24.65 (13-64), Children: $16.15 (3-12) Sign up- with Otsi:tsia Brant at Children Under 2: FREE 613-967-0122 ext. 149, or 613-961- Leaving from the Sports Complex, at 7:30am Sharp! $40.00 per family to reserve your seats on the bus. 9762. $20 will be returned on the morning of the trip. Our workshop is Please pay at the CWC Social Reception no later than limited to the first Monday June 18th at 4:00pm.

25 people, so don’t Space on the bus is limited, and seats will only be reserved delay! upon receipt of payment. If you’re family requires financial assistance with trip fees, *This workshop will be please contact us @ 613-967-0122 ext 149 using power tools* All Community Members Welcome! Are you or someone you know dealing with cancer?

Come join us this month where special guest Radha Pooran will be here to lead the discussion Come and get your “CANSWERS” and join us for coffee and have conversations about cancer and prevention When: Thursday June 14th, 2018 Time: 10:00am-11:00am Where: CWC, Teaching Lodge

To register for the event or if you require transportation please contact: Hannah Hill at CWC @ 967-3603 ext.166 **Will continue to be a monthly event**

MBQ Community Health and Home Support Programs, in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of Hastings-Prince Edward offer:

Memory Café Are you worried about your memory and eager to learn ways to boost your brain. Do you have early stage dementia? Join us while we discuss brain health, practise brain boost strategies and gentle movement.

ALL WELCOME - PLEASE JOIN US *Gentle Movement* June 28th, 2018, 2:00 - 3:30pm Teaching Lodge at the Community Wellbeing Centre, 50 Meadow drive, Tyendinaga Territory

Refreshments provided Transportation available To register or request transportation please contact: Hannah Hill 613-967-3603, ext. #166 Will run the last Thursday of every month Tyendinaga Fitness Resource June 2018 Discovering the Balance by working the Mind, Body, Heart and Spirit HOURS Monday - Thursday 6:30am-9:00pm Friday 6:30am –6:00pm Saturday 8:00am –4:00pm Fees: Senior (55+) $20.00 Student $25.00 Adult $30.00

Contact: 613) 962-2822 [email protected] 14 York Road Unit #1&2B Shannonville

June at Kanhiote Library

Chase the Ace! Tickets $2 each - weekly draw, 7:00 pm, Wednesday nights, MUST claim winnings and ‘Chase the Ace’ for @kanhiotepubliclibrary the progressive pot within 24 hrs. of weekly draw. (draws on FB Live) Note: weekly draw 25% of that weeks ticket sales, progressive is 25% added weekly until won BOOK CLUB

Join us at Kanhiote Library for a Will return in ROCK PAINTING PARTY! September Paint a rock to take home and leave one to decorate our flower garden! Wednesday, July 4, 6:00-7:30 Light Snacks Provided For more info, Contact Kelly-Anne @ 613-967-6264

Join the Kanhiote Library Birthday Club! Children ages 0-12 Free Book and Gift during their birth month. Visit Kanhiote Library to register. 1658 York Road 613-967-6264 ATTENTION STUDENTS Looking for summer employment that will provide you with excellent learning opportunities and transformative experiences? LOOK NO FURTHER! First Nations Technical Institute is hiring! With various full-time summer positions available in: Justice Marketing Recruiting Facilities/Maintenance Aviation Finance Student Services Human Resources/Administration

APPLY TODAY! Forward applications by email to [email protected], or in person at 3 Old York, Deseronto, ONT K0K 1X0

These summer jobs are specific to those that are between the ages of 15-30 years by July 3, 2017. Applicants must also be a returning student in a secondary, post-secondary, vocational or technical program and are a Canadian Citizen or person of whom refugee protection has been conferred and is legally entitled to work under Canada/ Ontario law. Preference will be given to candidates of Indigenous descent. (Aboriginal Employment Preferences Policy)

Donegal Fiddlers Orchestra Saturday June 23rd ~ 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Mohawk Community Centre

Canteen Service available beginning at noon … Corn Soup, Chili and other yummy snacks available

Tickets available from Parish Members and at the door. The Anglican Parish of Tyendinaga thanks you for your support. Save the date - August 18th, 10:00am-3:00pm for our first annual Memory Walk YOUTH FIREARMS & HUNTER SAFETY COURSES This walk all started with the idea of raising YOUTH AGES 12-18 awareness about the increase in those who have suffered and are suffering from COST: $40 DOLLARS PER YOUTH Alzheimer's Disease. SPOT WILL NOT BE SECURED UNTIL FEES ARE PAID, (will be returned upon completion of BOTH courses) EVERYONE WELCOME Karonhiakta’kie SPORTS COMPLEX Come join us for our walk at the QMS track JULY 3, 4, & 5, 2018, 8:30AM-4:30PM DAILY Information booths , food and prizes Please join us and show your support for a great TO REGISTER: CALL KAYLA @ 613-438-6387 before cause Wednesday, June 27, 2018 LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS For more information please call: Hannah Hill @ the CWC 613-967-3603 ext 166

Indigenous Victim Services

Pizza Chat Be there for our community Wed 06 June, 1:30-3:30 OR 6:00-8:00 Are you: Mohawk Community Centre  18 Years old or older  Compassionate  Eager to learn Free Pizza, Pop, Giveaways,  Looking to get more involved in the great conversation community For more information Crafts for kids throughout the conversation Call: 1-613-438-3517 Email: [email protected]

To Register: Volunteer 1-613-438-3517 Indigenous Victim Services IVSC@mbq -tmt.org

Save the Date for VBC

July 30 - August 2

at All Saints, Tyendinaga

CONFIRMED CASE OF MUMPS in Hastings Prince Edward Please ensure you and your family’s mumps immunization is up to date. If you are unsure contact your Health Care Provider directly to confirm your Immunization status or to answer any questions.

When: Every Wednesday Where: Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre, Belleville/Napanee Walking Trails Time: 10:00am to 11:00am Pick up time will start at 9:00am for those needing transportation If you would like to attend, please contact Hannah Hill or Crystal Maracle at 613-967-3603 **Limited Spacing— Transportation wait list currently started **

Tahatikonhsotontie Head Start June Workshops Open to Community Members

Thursday June 7th, 2018 from 9:00am-11:00am Baby Reflexology (0-18months) Together with the Family Health and Child Development Team Learn how to do Baby Reflexology on your child/children. Gain information on the importance of Baby Reflexology and how affective it is on children and people in general. Reflexology can heal growing pains, teething issues, digestive issues and sleeping problems, just too mention a few.

**Please note that this will be the last workshop before the summer break. We will see everyone back in October 2018. We hope everyone has a great summer!

To take part in a workshop, please call Carla at 613-396-6716 to sign up as spaces are limited!

Workshops will be held at Tahatikonhsotontie Head Start 9 Deserontyon Drive Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory Ontario, K0K 1X0 Save The Date Our Dreams Matter too! 8th Annual Walk for Culturally based equity for First Nations children

We invite YOU to walk and join us in a letter writing campaign with us The morning of Monday June 11th, 2018

We support giving First Nations children the same chance to grow up safely at home, get a good education, be healthy, and be proud of their cultures. Our Dreams Matter Too is a walk and letter writing event supporting culturally based equity for First Nations children. There were over 1,300 Our Dreams Matter Too walkers across Canada last year! *Form letters will be available on the website, at local stores & MBQ buildings. Please bring your signed letter with you to place in our mailbox. Some letters will be available to sign on the day of the event.

Water and fruit will be provided

This event is brought to you by the Family Well-Being Program and other MBQ programs concerned for the Well-Being of children and youth Please call Tracey Gazley at 613-438-0065 for more information

Donations will be accepted during the event or can be made to First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada www.fncaringsociety.com to support Shannen's Dream, Jordan's Principle and the I am a witness campaign.

We walk for the future of our First Nations Children! EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE! Agenda 9:00 Park at 59 er’s Hall, meet across the road (near water station) 9:05 Opening …Hand out Signs …Sign letters (for those of you who have not signed the letters) and/or send an email to [email protected] …Collect letters 9:10 Walk begins; Police Escort 9:40 L & M variety (break)…new walkers may join us 10:10 Post Office, Deseronto…mail letters, celebration song

*Vans will be available to drive participants back to the 59 er’s Hall* Note that this agenda is a guideline; times may vary slightly on the day of the event This peaceful and respectful walk

Tyendinaga Home Support Program All Home Support Programs are for Seniors 55+ or 18+ with physical challenges.

Meal Programs: The Diner’s Club meal program provides a hot nutritious meal and social integration opportunities to our senior population. Diners Club is offered twice a month and three times monthly for every month that has a 5th Wednesday. The Breakfast Club and Supper Club programs are offered on a seasonal/monthly basis.

The Meals on Wheels program offers a hot nutritious meal, delivered to a clients home three times weekly by our staff and volunteers.

Transportation Program: Transportation to our programming is provided to seniors without their own means of transporta- tion. This is a non-emergency service focused on transportation to Home Support programs and essential community ser- vices such as banking, post office and grocery shopping. Examples of this service may include; runs to Deseronto, monthly shopping trip, social programs, day trips.

Home Maintenance Program: Assistance can be provided for household tasks beyond the individual’s capability that do not require a licensed professional or fall under the scope of duties of a Personal Support Worker. Examples of this service may include: grass cutting, painting, window washing.

Social & Recreational Programs: Provides supervised activities for seniors in a group setting. Examples of this service in- clude: ceramic classes, wii bowling, scrapbooking, day trips and seniors fitness programming.

Friendly Visiting: Provides “friendly visits” to seniors generally in their homes. Visits are made by staff and volunteers under agency supervision to help reduce loneliness and isolation.

Security and Reassurance: This program ensures the wellbeing and safety of our clients through a phone call or brief visit as little as once a month or as often as once a day upon client need and available resources.

Emergency Response: This program provides information, referrals and assistance with medical alarms. The goal of this pro- gram is to provide clients with the security and confidence to continue to live independently.

Client Intervention and Assistance: The goal of this service is to provide support and crisis intervention in critical situations, stabilize and put a plan in place for the longer term. Activities may include intervention and support for people facing home- lessness, a critical or impending change in life situation or abuse and isolation.

If you are interested in any of the above programs and/or would like to start receiving our monthly newsletter, please contact Jessica Brant @ 613-967-0122, ext. 110.

Community Health Programs are offering FREE swim, skate & gym passes To be used at Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre at your convenience. 1. Stop in to CWC during regular business hours (8:30-4:30) Mon-Fri and pick up passes. 2. Check out the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre’s schedule, pick a time, gather the family & go! NOTE– passes are one pass per person per activity and must be left with Quinte Sports & Wellness staff at the time of use.

Community Wellbeing Centre 50 Meadow Dr. Health Reception Need more info, please call 613-967-3603 Good Food Box Calendar For 2018

Order & Pay By Order Arrives 4:30pm June 12, 2018 June 20, 2018 July 10, 2018 July 18, 2018 August 7, 2018 August 15, 2018 September 11, 2018 September 19, 2018 GOOD FOOD BOX ITEMS October 9, 2018 October 17, 2018 Large Food Box Small Food Box Fruit Bag November 13, 2018 November 21, 2018 5 lb. Potatoes 2.5 lb. Potatoes 5 Mac Apples 2 lb. Carrots 2 lb. Carrots 2 lb. Bananas (6) December 11, 2018 December 19, 2018 2 lb. Onions 2 lb. Onions 5 Seedless Oranges 1 Broccoli 1 Broccoli 1 Lemon 1 Celery 1 Celery 5 Bartlett Pears 1 Romaine Lettuce 1 Romaine Lettuce 1 Cucumber 1 Green Pepper 1 Green Pepper 1 Green Onion 1 Green Onion 2 Tomatoes 3 Tomatoes 2 Mac Apples 5 Mac Apples 1 lb. Bananas (3) 2 lb. Bananas (6) 2 Seedless Oranges 5 Seedless Oranges 2 Bartlett Pears 4 Bartlett Pears Please note this program is available to ALL community members. The program enables everyone to have access to fresh, wholesome, and affordable healthy foods. GOOD BABY FOOD BOX The Good Baby Box helps families residing in Mohawk Territory to stretch their food dollar, reduce cost, and meet nutritional cost food needs of their infants and toddlers. Please contact Vanessa @613-967-3603 Price List: Infant:-$6.00 Over 6 Months-$10.00 Toddlers:-$6.50 20 pack of diapers 20 pack of diapers 20 pack of diapers 1 chosen speciality item 6 small or 4 large jars of baby food 1 chosen specialty item 1 choice of cereal, cookies or juice

Speciality Items are: Formulas: Wipes Good Start Shampoo Enfamil lower iron Kleenex Enfamil with iron Vaseline President’s Choice (powder) with iron Lotion President’s Choice (powder) lower iron Soap Powder: $10.00 per can Other items as available Concentrated: $2.25 per can or 8 cans for $17.00 Enyonkwa’nikonhriyohake’ Program presents: Cancer Talking Circle WHEN: Thursdays 6:30-8PM on the following dates: June 15, July 13 & Aug 17

WHAT: This supportive circle is centered around a group-directed discussion. Information around living with cancer will also be provided.

WHO: This circle is open to anyone who is living with cancer or supporting someone who is living with cancer. Cancer survivors are also welcome

WHERE: Teaching Lodge at the Community Wellbeing Centre

Facilitators: Dionne Nolan, Aboriginal Patient Navigator for the SERC & Carol Anne Maracle Contact us for more information: Melanie Gray, (613) 967-0122 x 102

TYENDINAGA NATIVE WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 61 Bayshore Rd., Deseronto, Ont. K0K 1X0

We gather for meetings at the KWE Radio station on York Rd at 7:00 pm on the first Tuesday of the month. July meeting is the 17 and no meeting in Aug. We have a membership fee of $3.00/yr and $1.00/meeting. Membership clerk is Kristal McCrea who can be contacted at 613-921-0395. A service we would like to extend to the community is coordinating funeral luncheons. (Donations Only) Our hospitality contact is Barb Howard at 613-969-2136 For information you may contact Carol LaVecque , Chairperson, at 613-968-4398 or email [email protected] Announcements

Happy Birthday Kyle Brant Happy Birthday Sam – June 26 Love Chip, Allison & the kids Love Mom & Dad

Happy Birthday Emily Brant Happy Birthday Mommy – June 26 Love Uncle Chip, Aunt Allison & kids Lots of Love Emmett Happy Birthday Sissy Love Auntie, Jeffy and Ledgie Happy Birthday Billy – June 4th Happy Birthday Sam – June 26 Love Marilyn & Rick Love Phill & Hayden Happy Belated 25th Birthday Kody Love Dad, Allison, Kamryn, & the boys Happy Birthday Mom (Mary) – June 5 Happy Birthday Suzie Lynn – June 29 Love Rick & Marilyn Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick Happy Birthday Corey Brant Love Uncle Chip, Aunt Allison & the Happy Birthday Grandma – June 5 Happy Birthday Suzie Lynn – June 29 kids Love Sam, Emmett, Phill & Hayden Love Sam, Emmett, Phill & Hayden

Happy 6th Birthday Happy 4th Birthday Harper – June 14 Happy Birthday Dan – June 29th Cowboy Wade Cowie Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick Love Marilyn & Rick Love Great Uncle Chip, Great Aunt Allison & your cousins Happy Birthday Tracey – June 18 Love Marilyn & Rick

Happy 3rd Anniversary Happy 10th Anniversary Brad & Corey & Kurstyn Brant Maria – June 21st Love Uncle Chip, Aunt Allison & Love Sam, Roo, Phill & Hayden kids Happy Anniversary Sandy & Bill – Happy 10th Anniversary Brad & June 23rd Maria – June 21st Love Marilyn & Rick Love Mom & Dad On behalf of the family of the late Laverne “JD” Maracle, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for all the love and support we have received in the last month since his passing. Thank you to everyone who has picked me up and held me up on the hardest days of my life. I want to say thank you to all the family and friends, and people who brought food to the house, those who sent flowers, the donations made in Laverne’s name, the fire keepers and men who brought wood for the fire. Thank you to Michelle and her staff at McGlades Funeral Home, to the doctors and nurses as the Napanee hospital and the staff at the KGH-ICU. Thank you to Pastor Bowbeer for performing the service. And thanks to Lonnie for the heartwarming eulogy, to Cathy Vick (Momma V) for saying a few words for Laverne, Lynn for singing—Laverne loved listening to you sing, and Lonnie and Cheryle Buck for sending Laverne off with that beautiful song. Thank you to the men and ladies who looked after the food following the funeral service and to the Legion Branch #280. Sorry if I forgot anyone.

Thank you again everyone, Love to you all. Tanya, Tammy, Mike, Jeff Bing, Jane, Kyle, Ryan and families COMMUNITY TILLERS NOW AVAILABLE

PROMOTING HEALTHY LIVING TILLERS WILL BE OFFERED ON A TWO DAY LOAN POLICY FROM THE COMMUNITY HEALTH PROGRAM. FOR DETAILS OR TO CHECK AVAILABILITY PLEASE CALL COMMUNITY WELLBEING CENTRE, SOCIAL RECEPTION AT 613-967-0122 PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE A $20 DEPOSIT REQUIRED FOR RELEASE OF TILLERS

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WANTED LOT FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE Looking for 2-3 bedroom house 1.3 Acre Building Lot 2400 square foot home at 64A Highway 49 or east of. Overlooking Bay of Quinte Bayshore Road. Call Melinda Located at 518 Ridge Road 4 bdrms (total), kitchen, dining & 613-813-1748 “Great Oak Lodge” living rooms, laundry on first floor. $60,000.00 Downstairs - TV room, propane WANTED Call 613-922-3137 fireplace, 1 bdrm, plenty of storage. 1 full bathroom and a 1/2 bath 2+ acre building lot, preferably LOT FOR SALE Laminate flooring throughout. Above waterfront. ground pool w/deck, screened Please call 832-741-8530 Small building lot for sale on sunroom at front. Territory. Half acre lot facing the Bay WANTED Serious Inquiries ONLY Fully serviced. Contact: 519-686-5965 Looking to purchase 1+ acre(s) on Appraised at $155,000 but price can Or after 5 519-317-6882 be negotiated. Territory to build. Contact Crystal at 613-885-1435 HOUSE FOR SALE If interested please contact Tim at [email protected]. WANTED Interested in renting or rent to own. APARTMENT FOR RENT Must be at least 2 bedroom house with garage. Large 1 bdrm, very large living and Call David, 613-403-4421 dining area. Kitchen, 4 pce. Bath, private drive, and private entrance. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Use of backyard, Heat, Hydro, Satellite and Wifi included. West end of Ridge Road (near S Comes with furniture if wanted. curve). Lots of Property. $850/month Please call: 1-716-693-8919 Or Email: [email protected]. Must have references and $500 security deposit. Call 613-771-1276 YARD & BAKE SALE Native Women’s Association Bake, Craft, Yard Sale June 2, 9:00 am, 61 Bayshore Road Tyendinaga Breastfeeding Circle Kenhtè:ke Midwives Services provided by Sara Maracle Kontinenhano nhnha Tsi Tkaha :nayen International Board Certified Lactation Consultant “They are protecting the seeds at the Bay of Quinte” (Free of Charge) A Birth Story... Our role is to When a baby is born, it is important and proper for the parents to welcome them to the earth so that they have a good life. The Mohawk people believe that it is necessary to have a name prepared for the baby so that the baby will Promote Protect know their family, their people and also the entire world as soon as they arrive here. Also, the entire world will know the baby and will support the baby throughout their lifetime with their power and support for however long the person will be on the earth. So they will say a speech to the baby as soon after that they have been born as is & possible to welcome them. So, when they are born they Support Breastfeeding are the most clear-minded and this is the most “Powerful & Vulnerable time”. The first few minutes of birth sets For more information please contact Mary the stage for its entire life and our people understand this. McCauley, CHN @ Community Wellbeing Centre 613-967-3603 Accepting NEW clients for 2018 To learn more, visit: www.kenhtekemidwives.com or www.facebook.com/kenhtekemidwives For general inquiries: Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) Call us Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm at 613.969.2223 Or email us at: [email protected] MONTHLY FOOD VOUCHERS are offered to Located at 5965H, Old Highway 2, Tyendinaga Mohawk women during their pregnancy. For more Territory, On, K0K 3AO information please call Community Wellbeing at 613-967-3603 and speak with the Community Health Nurses who will outline the program. We want you to have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. Mary McCauley, RN 2018 Satellite Office Community Health Nurse Hours held by Mike or his staff at 24 Meadow Drive in Tyendinaga from 12pm-4pm on the First “AA OPEN MEETINGS” Tuesday, every other month. In 2018, that’s: Mondays @ 8:00 pm, Feb. 6, Apr. 3, Jun. 5, Aug. 7, Queen Anne Parish Centre Oct. 2, Dec. 4

For more information call: Dale & Lorna Vos 613-968-8586 or 613-921-8015 MIKE BOSSIO M.P.

Hastings—Lennox and Addington

Main Office: 20-B Richmond Blvd, Napanee Mon-Fri, 9am to 4pm

Email: [email protected] Call Toll Free: 1-866-471-3800 www.mikebossiomp.ca THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF TYENDINAGA A Spirit-filledand life-giving place where strangers become friends and friends become disciples.

Bishop: The Rt. Rev. Michael D. Oulton Priest: Rev. Rod BrantFrancis, 613-396-8644 Priest Associate: Rev. Lisa BrantFrancis Lay Readers: Cathie Vick, 613-396-2400 Doug Green, 613-396-2337 Parish Office: 1295 Ridge Rd, Tyendinaga 613-962-2787 [email protected]

Worship Celebrations ~ Sundays at 9:30 a.m. ~ All Saints Church, 1295 Ridge Road

“We are companions on a journey to know Jesus and live in the power of His love and forgiveness. Come join us! We’d love to see you!”

Friday June 1st ~ Monthly Worship Celebration at Friendly Manor 10:30 a.m.

June 3rd ~ Holy Eucharist with a Guest Speaker from Habitat for Humanity. We’ll be hearing about the Tyendinaga build and how we can get involved.

June 3rd ~ Monthly Worship Celebration and Fellowship at Finlay House 3:30 p.m.

Saturday June 9th ~ Parish Council meets at 9:00 a.m at QAPC

June 10th ~ Morning Prayer

June 17th ~ Holy Eucharist

Saturday June 23rd ~ Parish Fundraiser featuring the musical talents of the Donegal Fiddlers Orchestra. 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. at the Mohawk Community Centre. Admission $10.00 per person. Lunch available for purchase. Come enjoy a great afternoon of music, laughter, dancing, food and friends!

June 24th ~ Morning Prayer

Saturday June 30th ~ Our Second Annual “Unchurch Church Picnic” at Loyalist Park, Adolphustown. We’ll meet at the church around 10:30 a.m. and travel together. Hope to see you there!

Week day Eucharist ~ Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.

Baptisms, Marriages, House Blessings arranged upon request. Contact Rev. Rod or Rev. Lisa at the numbers above.

For the most up-to-date information, see our website: www.parishoftyendinaga.org Or www.facebook.com/TyendinagaAnglican

CHURCHES All Saints’ Church (and Queen Anne Parish Centre) 1295 Ridge Rd, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

Bishop Ordinaire The Rt. Rev. Michael D. Oulton Christ Church, HM Chapel Royal of the Mohawks 52 South Church Ln. Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

MBQ Water Delivery Services

For information on this service, please contact: Liz Brant 613-396-3424, ext 129

Home Renovations New Construction Free Estimates

Bowden Contracting Ron Bowden Licensed Carpenter Cell: 613-848-5331

35 Dundas Street East PHONE: 613-354-2726 Napanee, ON FAX: 613-354-3585 K7R 1H7 E-mail: [email protected] Bowden’s Accounting Services Accounting, Bookkeeping & Tax Preparation Offering income tax preparation service that is affordable and professional.

 Personal Income Tax Returns  Small and Medium Business Tax Returns  Self-employed Income Tax Returns  Assistance with Revenue Canada Tax Assessments  Year-round Support  Authorized E-Filer Accounting and Bookkeeping Services Available for Small and Medium Businesses 5976 Old Highway #2 Shannonville, ON K0K 3A0 Located at Rez Boyz 613-813-1526/613-968-9777 [email protected] WANTED BUILD ALL CONTRACTORS IS LOOKING FOR…

TRUCK DRIVER – Experienced dump truck driver with valid AZ/DZ licence. Work boots necessary as well as knowledge of driver logbook, trip and inspection reports.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR – Experienced heavy equipment operator familiar with the operation, cleaning, lubricating and pre-operational checks of backhoes, loaders, bulldozers etc. Valid driver’s licence is an asset. Work boots necessary.

LABOURERS – Construction labourers required for working indoors and outdoors on construction sites. Loading and unloading material, site cleanup and shovelling are major components to this physically demanding job. Work boots are necessary and a valid driver’s licence is an asset.

LAWN MAINTENANCE CARETAKER – Total lawn care worker required, with valid driver’s licence, to care of Build All properties. Grass cutting, weed eating, tree trimming, raking, weeding gardens and watering etc. All lawn care equipment supplied by Build All. (SEASONAL)

CARPENTER – Licenced carpenter required with valid driver’s licence. Experience with turnkey, residential and commercial building an asset. Work boots and hard hat necessary.

Positions are full time to start as soon as possible with the opportunity to join the company pension and benefits package (other than seasonal, lawn caretaker). Applicants can apply by bringing resume to Build All Contractors, 5427 Highway #2, Shannonville. Any questions can call the office at 613-969-1315.