Band Council

• GOVERNANCE TYPE: Not Applicable
• TERM EXPIRES: 08/16/2025
• CHIEF: CHERYL ANNE ST.DENIS
• NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS:7
• CHERYL ANNE ST.DENIS
• LORRAINE SHARON TANGIE
• KEVIN BRADLEY TANGIE
• MELANIE ROSE QUAKEGESIC
• EVE PAIGE SINOBERT
• AMBERLY ROSE QUAKEGESIC
• ANGELA APRIL SAUNDERS

Contact Information

• BAND WEBSITE: http://brunswickhousefirstnation.com/
• PHONE NUMBER: (705) 864-0174
• FAX NUMBER: (705) 864-1960
• ADDRESS: PO BOX 1178, CHAPLEAU, ON
• EMAILS:
• Chief CHERYL ANNE ST.DENIS:
• Councillor LORRAINE SHARON TANGIE:
• Councillor KEVIN BRADLEY TANGIE:
• Councillor MELANIE ROSE QUAKEGESIC:
• Councillor EVE PAIGE SINOBERT:
• Councillor AMBERLY ROSE QUAKEGESIC:
• Councillor ANGELA APRIL SAUNDERS:
• General Band Office:
• Media Contact:
• Referrals Contact:
• Websites

Band Financial Statements

• 2023 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2022 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2021 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2020 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2019 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2018 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2017 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2016 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2015 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2014 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2013 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2012 - Brunswick House20122013.pdf
• 2011 - Brunswick House20112012.pdf
• 2010 - Brunswick House20102011.pdf
• 2009 - Brunswick House20092010.pdf
• 2008 - Brunswick House20082009.pdf
• 2007 - Brunswick House20072008.pdf
• 2006 - Brunswick House20062007.pdf
• 2005 - Brunswick House20052006.pdf
• 2004 - Brunswick House20042005.pdf
• 2003 - Brunswick House20032004.pdf
• 2002 - Brunswick House20022003.pdf
• 2001 - Brunswick House20012002.pdf

Band Council Remuneration

• 2023 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2022 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2021 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2020 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2019 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2018 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2017 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2016 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2015 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2014 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2013 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses

Laws, Bylaws, and Codes

Intergovernmental Agreements

Band Submissions

Consultation Reports

Band Owned Corporations

Downloadable Court Decisions

• New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. v. Nova Scotia (Speaker of the House of Assembly)
• New Brunswick Broadcasting Company Ltd. v. Nova Scotia (Speaker of the House of Assembly)
• New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. v. Nova Scotia (Speaker, House of Assembly)
• Donahoe v. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
• New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd. et al. v. Speaker of the House of Assembly (N.S.)
• Nova Scotia (Speaker of the House of Assembly) v. New Brunswick Broadcasting Ltd.
• Donahoe v. New Brunswick Broadcasting Company
• Opera House Ltd. v. New Brunswick
• Brunswick House First Nation v. Canada (Attorney General)
• 1634168 ontario inc. (Ye Olde Brunswick House) (Re)
• 1634168 Ontario Inc. (Ye Olde Brunswick House) (Re)
• An Act to authorize the Sale of the Property known and described as Government House Property, situated in the City of Fredericton, County of York, in the Province of New Brunswick
• Lambert v. Lacey-House
• Fisher et al. v. St. John Opera House Co. et al.
• Re Clark House
• Collier v. Moncton Kinsmen House Inc.
• Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers, Local 528 v. Park House Inn Ltd.
• Thurston v. Opera House Ltd.
• South House Restoration Committee v. Rothesay Collegiate School
• House v Lambert
• Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 3884 v. Southampton House Inc.
• Park House Inn Ltd v Canadian Brotherhood Of Railway, Transport And General Workers, Local 528

Active Court Cases

Media Reports

• Indigenous housing projects expanded in BC
• Mother-son duo from Brunswick House First Nation plan to transform old clothes into insulation
• Community buy-in is critical when talking major project development on Indigenous territory
• ‘Tree-to-home’ solution aims to increase reliable Indigenous housing stock
• Indigenous Leaders: Finding a repurposed home for the North's textile waste
• Health System News Maamwesying OHT and Health Sciences North Sign Collaboration Agreement
• Wahkohtowin Development: Creating an Indigenous Conservation Economy
• New Prefab Concept Houses Canada's First Nations Communities
• Indigenous artists the focus of new exhibit at Government House
• Hospital authority offers sacred medicines to meet cultural needs of Indigenous patients
• Indigenous traditions in North America emphasize resilience; engineered timber is helping realize those principles
• Mi’gmaq title initiative in New Brunswick part of larger Land Back movement
• 3 northern First Nations take Ontario to court over environmental protection, treaty rights
• Goldcorp signs impact and benefit agreement with Indigenous communities
• Brunswick House First Nation honoured at Royal Ontario Museum
• Delegate from Brunswick House taking part in global youth forum
• Treaty 9 First Nations To File Claim Against Canada and Ontario Seeking Co-Jurisdiction Over Treaty 9 Lands
• Five Years Later, Waswanipi Is Still Waiting on Quebec
• Indigenous-owned resort offers escape to northern wilderness
• N.B. deal offers $22M for housing, roads projects in Neqotkuk First Nation
• Tobique First Nation to build house for first time in 13 years
• Six Indigenous deaths after interacting with police in last 2 weeks
• Northeast First Nations sue province to stop aerial spraying of herbicide
• Three First Nations have filed for legal action against Ontario over boreal forests
• First Nations leaders warn MLAs about growing impact of climate change
• Missanabie Cree First Nation suing for increase in annuities payments for Treaty 9 members
• Tobique First Nation gets 1st major housing project in 16 years
• Second group of First Nations bids to build and operate northeastern Ontario power line
• Indigenous helpline launches to help families when someone disappears
• New First Nations child welfare agency looks back on one year of work
• Mi'kmaw First Nations expand Aboriginal title claim to include almost all of N.B.
• Halifax approves $11M for affordable housing development in city's north end
• Some 8,000 more people in northern Ontario say they are Indigenous
• Mi'kmaw tiny-home builders hoping to tackle Indigenous housing crisis
• Canada accused of stonewalling in court challenge to Métis Nation of Ontario self-government deal
• Women's shelter at Natoaganeg will serve all of N.B.'s First Nation communities
• Indigenous leaders call on Ottawa to improve procurement policy
• 1st on-reserve women's shelter in New Brunswick to open in the new year
• Wolastoqey chiefs accuse PCs of fear-mongering
• New lodge in Gagetown to offer land-based healing for Indigenous women
• Celebrating the life of Saint John elder Sheila Croteau, who died in weekend house fire
• Mi'kmaw tiny-home builders hope to solve big housing shortage
• 'An existential threat:' First Nations challenge Ontario Métis self-government deal
• Métis Nation of Ontario urges judge to reject First Nations court challenge
• New Brunswick First Nation declares state of emergency over drugs: 'It's about time'
• Judge questions First Nations' right to challenge Ontario Métis self government
• Gignoo Transition House marks 25 years of helping First Nations women escape violence
• MPs to hold emergency debate after 6 First Nations deaths by police over 2 weeks
• Three planned transmission lines in northeastern Ontario to cost $1.5B
• MPs, Indigenous leader call for Boissonnault to resign over shifting claims about family
• New app tells traditional Indigenous stories with games and animation
• New emergency shelter to be built in Natoaganeg First Nation
• 'We feel terrible about it': Fredericton museum searches for missing Wolastoqi remains
• A look inside Fredericton's first Wolastoqey immersion school
• Northern Ontario First Nation considers hunting limits to protect moose
• Treaty 9 First Nations Sue Ontario To Stop 'degradation Of Boreal Forest' In Their Territories
• 4 years in the making: re-creation of Wolastoqey regalia revealed at open house
• 'Tiffins' give New Brunswick's Indian community a taste of home
• Bouctouche First Nation family posts video of poor living conditions
• Top court upholds aboriginal logging rights on Crown land
• Indigenous Voice campaign kicks off in Brunswick
• Elsipogtog facing overcrowding crisis due to housing shortage
• 25 affordable homes announced for Fredericton
• The biting, stinking Asian lady beetle invades homes across the province
• Brunswick’s latest commercial precinct takes cues from Indigenous and colonial history
• Higgs on the defensive during debate, accuses Liberal leader of making things up
• Dueling First Nations groups in northern Ontario want in on transmission line build
• The Best Indian Restaurants In Melbourne Right Now
• More than 1,600 new homes on the way for Indigenous people
• Canadian Activists They Don’t Mention In Textbooks: 2SLGBTQIA+ & Indigenous Edition
• Indigenous Lands Symposium slated for February in Sault Ste. Marie
• Mattagami First Nation Elects Chief Jennifer Constant
• Bear house? Lumber camp? Experts ponder origins of N.B.'s 'lunch box graveyard'
• Tangie and Flood attend National Aboriginal Hockey Championships in Yukon
• GOLD: Goldcorp signs Borden IBA with three First Nations
• Indigenous Participation in F orest Management:
• Homebuilding solution lands Indigenous organization $3M in support
• School Of Indigenous Learning welcomes Wabun Youth
• Viola VanDijk, advocate for off-reserve Indigenous people and Indigenous women, remembered
• New collaboration to publish picture books from emerging Indigenous artists and writers
• ‘You’re a gift to this world’: How to support Indigenous kids’ mental health
• MNO calls for talks with First Nations as chiefs plan rally to kill Métis self-government bill
• Inside the 'come back to life' house that helps people recover from addiction
• Mi'gmaq, Wolastoqiyik chiefs call for resignation of Aboriginal affairs minister
• Mi'kmaw tiny-home builders hoping to tackle Indigenous housing crisis
• Three northern Ontario First Nations taking legal action against province over boreal forest
• New Attawapiskat homes built in Fredericton
• Reserves in New Brunswick
• Removing barriers to build more homes, faster in Saint John, New Brunswick
• Housing conditions among First Nations people, Métis and Inuit in Canada from the 2021 Census
• MPs to hold emergency debate about deaths of First Nations people at hands of police
• Inside an Indigenous funeral: How a First Nation sends a member to the spirit world
• Where will New Brunswick’s small modular nuclear waste go?
• ‘I have to look out for my people’: N.B. First Nation breaks ranks and signs development deal with province
• Chief Constant honoured at Women In Mining gala event
• Singing and drumming a sign of hope
• Families, Indigenous chiefs press for answers in New Brunswick police shootings of Chantel Moore and Rodney Levi
• Connectivity a critical digital lifeline for Indigenous women across Canada experiencing violence and abuse during COVID-19
• Land conservation discussions to lead four-day Indigenous forestry event
• The Indigenous-led plan to protect a vast swath of northern Ontario
• MPs to discuss deaths of First Nations people by police in emergency debate
• Government House hosts NB artists’ work
• First house built in Tobique in 13 years well underway
• New wind farm generates money and hope for Neqotkuk First Nation
• Indigenous-led Collaborations Are Transforming Conservation
• New Brunswick wants thousands of land owners excluded from Indigenous title claim
• 43. Adopt and implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Wabun Tribal Council challenges authenticity of Métis claims to James Bay-Temiskaming
• How Canada turned a blind eye to the suicide crises in First Nations
• 'We can no longer sit back': Mi'gmaq First Nations look to claim more of New Brunswick
• Maamwesying Ontario Health Team, North Shore Health Network team up
• Brunswick Heads residents clash with developer over plan to turn stretch of bushland into houses
• Climate Change and Housing Loss
• ‘Tree-to-home’ solution aims to increase reliable Indigenous housing stock
• Federal investment to support Indigenous-led wind projects in New Brunswick
• Cardinal House CLT home dubbed ‘house of the future’ for Indigenous communities
• The affordable housing crisis is a policy disaster, says researcher
• Indigenous Lands Symposium taking place in the Sault
• Chief who's highly critical of Higgs signs $18.8M deal with province
• New Brunswick must stop dragging its feet on affordable housing
• Singing and drumming a sign of hope
• New Brunswick's long and little-known history of assimilating Indigenous children
• Digital Lifelines for Atlantic Canadian Women in Crisis: Rogers Expands Phone Program to Women’s Shelters and Transition Houses Across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador
• Indigenous youths take in traditional teachings at annual Wabun gathering
• Ontario is ignoring internal advice on IPCA creation
• New First Nations child welfare agency aims to reverse decades of children being seized
• Brunswick’s latest commercial precinct takes cues from Indigenous and colonial history
• 'Rebel' of New Brunswick national park fights for expropriated land on borrowed time
• Oak Bay senior puts reconciliation in action, leaves her home to Native Friendship Centre
• Homebuilding solution lands Indigenous organization $3M in support
• Indigenous land stewardship is furthering reconciliation, heralding a new era for conservation in Canada
• New Brunswick Indigenous lawsuit 'unprecedented in this country,' says lawyer
• Wolastoqey chiefs call for return of artifacts from New Brunswick Museum
• Higgs's 'new partnership' plan highlights gulf in understanding with First Nations
• 208 homes being built and repaired in New Brunswick
• How can wrestling help First Nations communities?
• Backlog at federal Indigenous children's program leaves families to shoulder heavy bills
• Maamwesying Ontario Health Team and Espanola Regional Hospital and Health Centre solidify Collaboration Agreement with signing ceremony
• Métis Nation B.C. receives provincial funding for Saanich housing development
• Mobile anti-human trafficking team to start in January
• Mattagami First Nation elects new Chief
• Annual Wabun Youth Gathering Held In Wilderness Location
• Proof positive that efforts put into raising our children pays off
• Police lack mental health training, according to a former New Brunswick ombudsman
• Meet McGill’s new Indigenous Student Associate
• Welamukotuk First Nation forges partnership with New Brunswick government to address community needs
• Two First Nations Groups Vie to Build Northern Ontario Power Line
• Innovative Indigenous business strives to alter the fabric of recycling in northern communities
• Maamwesying health team, Health Sciences North ink agreement
• It's not just a fashion statement... it's an ear saver for those who wear masks often
• Indigenous leaders say N.B.'s plan to address systemic racism is a form of racism
• New use for Indigenous Services building
• Woman makes Mi'kmaw alphabet book to help pass on language
• St. Mary's First Nation opens addictions after-care centre
• Federal Government Invests in New Homes in New Brunswick
• Northern Ontario First Nations create DIY housing kits to tackle housing crisis
• Community buy-in is critical when talking major project development on Indigenous territory
• Court date set for 3 First Nations challenging Gordon Cosens forest management plan
• More than 1,600 new homes on the way for Indigenous people
• Natoaganeg spirit lodge offers mental health support rooted in culture
• Federal Court hears cases on recognition of Indigenous band, communities
• Three First Nations file suit against Ford government over lack of consultation on forestry
• Tobique First Nation empowers youth with CMHC housing program
• New partnership aims to provide 'seamless' health care to Indigenous patients
• Federal Court hears environmental, Indigenous, privacy cases this week
• New Brunswick First Nations can claim title over privately owned land: court
• Métis Nation B.C. receives provincial funding for Saanich housing development
• Chapleau organization hosting Indigenous housing summit
• Chapleau organization hosting Indigenous housing summit
• Transparency lacking in implementation of N.B. housing strategy, auditor general says
• Tiny homes, big dreams: How an Ontario family found freedom in the forests of N.B.

Academic Research

• The silence of urban Aboriginal policy in New Brunswick
• Towards a phenomenology of the concrete megastructure: Space and perception at the Brunswick Centre, London
• 2. Towards a Phenomenology of the Concrete Megastructure: Space and Perception at the Brunswick Centre, London
• Power Politics in Brunswick: A Case Study
• Indigenous architecture through indigenous knowledge: dim sagalts' apkw nisiḿ
• The Anatomy of Dispossession: Indigenous Peoples, Natural Resources, and the New Brunswick British Colonial Project, 1763-2000
• Building Better Together: Exploring Indigenous Economic Development in New Brunswick Report
• Changes in the political position of New Brunswick aboriginal people during the past 25 years
• Analyzing erasures and resistance involving Indigenous women in New Brunswick, Canada
• Early-modern European and indigenous linguistic influences on New Brunswick place names
• Analyzing erasures and resistance involving Indigenous women in New Brunswick, Canada
• Analyzing erasures and resistance involving Indigenous women in New Brunswick, Canada
• Analyzing erasures and resistance involving Indigenous women in New Brunswick, Canada
• Analyzing erasures and resistance involving Indigenous women in New Brunswick, Canada
• Challenges and opportunities faced by small communities in New Brunswick: An introduction
• Analyzing erasures and resistance involving Indigenous women in New Brunswick, Canada
• Aboriginal land and resource use in New Brunswick during the late prehistoric and early contact periods
• Lighting the littoral: the moral and political economy of New Brunswick lighthouses, 1784-1867
• URBAN INDIGENOUS HOUSING
• An investigation into culturally appropriate building designs for First Nations at UBC farm