Band Council

• GOVERNANCE TYPE: Not Applicable
• TERM EXPIRES: 07/22/2025
• CHIEF: TONY TRAVERSE
• NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS:5
• TONY TRAVERSE
• VICKI THOMAS
• HENRY ROSS
• GUS LAGIMODIERE
• WILLIAM PATCHINOSE

Contact Information

• BAND WEBSITE: /nations/221-kinonjeoshtegon-first-nation
• PHONE NUMBER: (204) 394-2255
• FAX NUMBER: (204) 394-2305
• ADDRESS: PO BOX 210, DALLAS, MB
• EMAILS:
• Chief TONY TRAVERSE:
• Councillor VICKI THOMAS:
• Councillor HENRY ROSS:
• Councillor GUS LAGIMODIERE:
• Councillor WILLIAM PATCHINOSE:
• 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
• 2011 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20112012.pdf
• 2010 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20102011.pdf
• 2009 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20092010.pdf
• 2008 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20082009.pdf
• 2007 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20072008.pdf
• 2006 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20062007.pdf
• 2005 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20052005.pdf
• 2004 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20042005.pdf
• 2003 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20032004.pdf
• 2002 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20022003.pdf
• 2001 - Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation20012002.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

• Walsten et al v. Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation et al

Active Court Cases

Media Reports

• Lake Manitoba First Nation Expands Health Care Services
• Manitoba First Nations education centre celebrates growth on 25th anniversary
• Two Manitoba First Nations seek $1B from city, province, feds over pollution
• Manitoba First Nations suing over Lake Winnipeg pollution
• Flooding caused by failed muskrat management project in 1940s destroyed Manitoba First Nation's lands: lawsuit
• Manitoba First Nations seek billions in damages over Winnipeg sewage spill
• Manitoba First Nations forced to evacuate due to snowstorm power outages
• First Nations Take Legal Action Against Government Over Lake Winnipeg Pollution
• ‘ENVIRONMENTAL TRAGEDY’: First Nations launch $4B lawsuit over Lake Winnipeg
• Manitoba First Nations win lawsuit to stop province from continuing flood channel work without consent
• First Nations say traditional knowledge should help shape federal flood maps
• First Nations leaders hope new report on effects of Interlake flood channel leads to review of project
• Children at Lake Manitoba Indian day school were strapped for speaking their language, say former students
• Interlake First Nations leaders call new $15M fund connected to flood channel 'a slap in the face'
• Lake Manitoba chief optimistic after 'meaningful dialogue' with province on flood project negotiations
• Chiefs call for permanent protection for Peguis First Nation after historic flood
• Manitoba lawsuit claims feds breached Treaty 2 by keeping annuity payments 'frozen in time' at $5
• Lake Manitoba flood prevention project flawed, First Nations study suggests
• Chief of First Nation encouraged by dialogue with province about review of Interlake flood channel project
• Interlake flood channel project would disrupt Indigenous communities, federal minister says
• ‘Water is life’: First Nations launch $4-B suit over Lake Winnipeg pollution
• First Nations leaders vote against Assembly of First Nations national chief's suspension
• Design changes planned for Lake Manitoba, Lake St. Martin flood-relief channels
• Feb 2022: Taking university to First Nations
• $85.5M settlement 'fair outcome' for 2011 floods around Lake St. Martin First Nation: grand chief
• Interlake Reserves Tribal Council calls on Manitoba to halt outlet channels project
• Anishinabemowin instructor proud, hopeful as she helps pass language to next generation in Interlake
• First Nations chief charged for stealing $16,000 from health group
• Peguis First Nation, surrounding Manitoba communities fear lack of funding could shut down ambulance service
• Figure 2. Location of Lake St. Martin First Nation downstream from Lake...
• Lake Manitoba First Nation students head back to class ... without proper classrooms
• Lake Manitoba First Nation man, 36, arrested in death of 25-year-old
• RRC Polytech provides bloodwork training to enhance healthcare services for Lake Manitoba First Nation
• Eastern Manitoba First Nations evacuated as huge fire approaches
• Judge approves $90M settlement for flooded Manitoba First Nations
• Manitoba First Nations on high alert after three probable COVID-19 cases identified
• Beaded mask contest winner honours the sister she lost during the pandemic
• First Nation fire evacuees could be 'cooped up' in Winnipeg hotels for a month
• AMC supports the Interlake Reserves Tribal Council’s Declaration of a State of Emergency following devastating winter storm
• AIM leader who visited Iran now grand chief of Manitoba chiefs organization
• Evacuations from fire-threatened Little Grand Rapids complete: Red Cross
• Lake Manitoba First Nation cancels Highway 68 blockade
• AMC responds to class action settlement for those affected by the intentional flooding of Lake Manitoba in 2011
• 'Most of them are scared': Hundreds airlifted from 2 Manitoba First Nations as wildfire grows
• Volunteer firefighter who died shortly after helping others remembered as a hero
• Lake Manitoba hockey players speak out about weekend brawl
• Racial tension between communities often spills onto ice
• Family, police call for tips in death of Lake Manitoba First Nation man last seen a year ago
• First Nations leaders asking for provincial consultation regarding flood control project
• Rady Faculty of Health Sciences | Partnership brings physiotherapy to two First Nations communities
• 'A new life, a new way': Manitoba First Nation holds 1st powwow in 150 years
• Opinion: A new, reset relationship starts with meaningful consultation
• Lake St. Martin chief charged with sexual assault of child
• Robot helps bring physiotherapy and rehabilitation services to rural First Nations
• Funding for Indigenous initiatives related to Lake Manitoba Outlet Channels Project
• Draft report on Lake Manitoba and Lake St. Martin outlet project shows 'significant adverse environmental effects’
• Assembly of First Nations delegates reject resolution calling for chief’s suspension
• AMC MB FIRST NATIONS YOUTH COUNCIL ELECTIONS
• Next phase of Shoal Lake 40's 'Freedom Road' construction set to begin
• Indian Day School advocate Garry McLean passes away
• Weather co-operating with evacuation of fire-threatened First Nations communities in Manitoba
• Manitoba government deemed partially responsible for 2011 flooding of Lake Manitoba
• Dec 2022: Opinion: Say the names, remember them
• Farmers, First Nations, cottagers rally on flood issues
• Lake Manitoba First Nation mother accused of assaulting toddler who suffered serious injuries
• What’s the true cost of clean drinking water for Canada’s First Nations?
• Lake Manitoba First Nation mother accused of assaulting toddler who suffered serious injuries
• Manitoba First Nations suing over Lake Winnipeg pollution
• Draft report on Lake Manitoba and Lake St. Martin outlet project shows 'significant adverse environmental effects’
• Reserves in Manitoba
• New partnership to benefit First Nations students wanting to attend post-secondary
• First Nation Members of AMC
• Chief says Manitoba First Nation going ahead with powwow despite public health orders
• Maclean’s writer Kyle Edwards named top emerging Indigenous journalist
• Jun 2021: Opinion: Lake Manitoba flood, 10 years later
• Assembly of First Nations delegates vote against resolution for chief's suspension
• AFN national chief candidates would back inquiry into Sixties Scoop
• First Nations want court to order judicial review of outlet projects in Manitoba
• Feb 2020: First Nations want input on flood outlet
• SCALE 1:1 LIGNEOUS ARTEFACTS FOR LAKE MANITOBA FIRST NATION’S NEW GREEN HEART
• All evacuees from eastern Manitoba fires airlifted to Winnipeg
• Wildfires forcing people from their homes in northern Manitoba
• Tornado touched down near Netley, Man., Environment Canada confirms
• IRTC Chiefs Offering Youth Basketball Camp June 1 for Ages 12-17 at Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation
• Sandy Bay First Nation councillor raises concerns over diesel spill on farm near Lake Manitoba
• Southern Chiefs working to implement First Nations child and family services initiative
• Lake St. Martin outlet project could start construction this fall: Manitoba infrastructure minister
• Man wanted after shots fired at 2 people in Gimli could be in Winnipeg: RCMP
• Arrest made in Lake Manitoba First Nation homicide
• Assembly of First Nations delegates reject resolution calling for chief’s suspension
• Death of missing Lake Manitoba First Nation man considered suspicious, police say
• Lake Manitoba First Nation's plans for June powwow worry community member
• Lake Manitoba First Nation postpones powwow over public health concerns
• First Nations go to court to pause Lake St. Martin outlet channel project
• Flood prevention project could harm First Nation communities in Manitoba says report
• May 2023: Life sentence, no parole for 15 years for 2020 Lake Manitoba murder
• Skilled trades training extended to communities in Lake Manitoba and Sagkeeng First Nations
• Man From Lake Manitoba First Nation Honoured By U Of M
• AFN National Chief defeats resolution calling for her suspension, demands to be 'reinstated fully'
• Manitoba First Nations' class action seeks treaty annuity payments
• What makes me proud to be Indigenous?
• COVID-19 has exposed homelessness, highlighted housing needs in northern Manitoba First Nation
• Manitoba Museum hires new reconciliation adviser
• Hajdu says ISC will work with Jordan's Principle service providers
• Police warn of dangerous drugs on Manitoba First Nation
• Figure 5. The mean annual water level at Lake Manitoba (Steep Rock...
• Councils
• Manitoba First Nations hoping to appeal to Supreme Court on outlet channel decision
• Winnipeg police charge chief of Lake St. Martin First Nation with sexual assault
• Interlake tribal council withdraws from 2 Manitoba sports groups, cites lack of supports for young athletes
• Boil water advisories still in effect in three First Nations communities
• Interlake tribal council withdraws from 2 Manitoba sports groups, cites lack of supports for young athletes
• Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs considers $85-million settlement for flood victims 'fair outcome'
• The backlash against Indigenous protected area plans in Manitoba
• Flood-prone First Nations wary as Manitoba and Ottawa announce new water diversion channels
• Gangster charged in shooting on Lake Manitoba reserve
• Manitoba First Nation evacuated due to nearby wildfires, one home destroyed
• Fires force three First Nations in Manitoba to declare emergencies
• Wildfires rage near communities in Manitoba's Interlake, Opaskwayak Cree Nation

Academic Research

• Community Resilience and Creating Capacities for Risk Reduction in First Nations Communities, Case Study in Minegoziibe Anishinabe (Pine Creek First Nation)
• Project Description-Summary
• The autoethnography of an Ininiw from God's Lake, Manitoba, Canada: First Nation water governance flows from sacred Indigenous relationships, responsibilities and …
• The significance of creating First Nation traditional names maps
• From the bush to the village in northern Saskatchewan: Contrasting CCF community development projects
• Complete Searches for Cultural Safety in Renal Care
• Anishinabek Traditional Law and Governance An Anishinabek Nations Treaty Authority (ANTA) Report May 2021 In Conjunction with
• Measuring First Nations Engagement in Water Governance in Manitoba
• Nindoodemag bagijiganan: A history of Anishinaabeg narrative
• Discursive Ecology: Tracing Indigenous Expression in Settler Prairie Archives
• A Declaration of Commitment
• “Where the Moose Were”: Fort William First Nation's Ancestral Land, Two–Eyed Seeing, and Industrial Impacts
• Anishinabek Traditional Law and Governance An Anishinabek Nations Treaty Authority (ANTA) Report May 2021 In Conjunction with
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• A Declaration of Commitment
• SECTION 4 LAW & GOVERNANCE RESEARCHED