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Michen Ashidj Mani

Wawasomo Creations presents: Michen Ashidj Mani, a play written by Stephen McGregor. This tale is about Michen and Mani who are brother and sister. Michen does not listen to his grandmother and the bag lady catches Mani. Michen does not know where Mani is until rabbit tells him where she might be. When Michen agrees not …

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Learning Anishinabemowin (Algonquin)

Àpidji ‘Godj Nanepàzinàgoze Song Learn Algonquin through song! Àpidji ‘Godj Nanepàzinàgoze Adjidamò Interactive Video Learn Algonquin with a short, interactive video. Adjidamò Interactive Video Learn Algonquin Video Learn Algonquin through the short, 2-part video Michen Ashidj Mani.  Learn More Algonquin Pocket Dictionary English-to-Algonquin dictionary with audio for pronunciation help.  Algonquin Pocket Dictionary Valentine’s Day Verb …

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Economic Development

KZA uses a community-based approach to economic development. This focuses on improving the well-being of the community through investment attraction and job creation. Our approach, the net gain of money flow, called an “economic base” focuses on bringing in money from outside the community into the community, not just recirculating the same money in the …

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Membership and Land

The KZA Administration assists people with land transactions and general land inquiries within the boundaries of the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg, processing applications for changes in the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg membership registry which includes changes in marital status, registration of births and deaths, and the management of estates and wills. CONTACT For more information on KZA …

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Community

About the People of the River Desert Band Our Algonquin culture is a living contemporary lifestyle rooted on our land through ancient traditions. The Kitigan Zibi Anishinabe reserve was formally established in 1851. The majority of our people migrated from the Lake of Two Mountains (also known as the Oka area). Our first Ogima (Chief), …

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Departments

The KZA works hard to strengthen and foster a strong community, adhering to the principles of our Mission Statement. Our services are open to all eligible band members. Explore the links below to learn more. …

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Frank Meness

Frank A. Meness, M.A., J.D. Councillor Frank was called to the Bar in Ontario in September 2013. He practices in Ontario and regularly obtains approval from the Quebec Bar to appear in court on specific matters in that province. He practices in the areas of Indigenous law, Wills, Estates and Trust Law, Taxation and Corporate …

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Rentals

Cultural Centre The KZA Cultural Centre is open for KZA community members to access facility rentals, IT services, catered meals, exhibit tours, cultural workshops, and demonstrations. These services can be used for tours, conferences, meetings and events. learn more Community Use of Facilities, Grounds & Equipment Registered KZA band members can rent facilities, grounds and …

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Social Assistance

Resident members of the KZA band may be eligible for Social Assistance given the certain parameters of their situation. KZA band members should meet the one of the criteria below to be considered for social assistance. Eligibility Social assistance may only be given to resident Kitigan Zibi band members who meet social assistance eligibility. Kitigan …

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