National Event Schedule

 

National Day of Action – June 29, 2007

Activity Matrix

(up-dated as of June 15)

 

NOTE: The following chart represents information forwarded to the AFN. The AFN is not directly linked to the events listed in this chart. All information is subject to confirmation.

First Nation or First Nation Organization

Other First Nations of Local Municipalities or Organizations

Type of Activity

Expected Participants

First Nation issues being addressed

Method(s) of Communication

Contact

Mushkegowuk Council

Wabun Tribal Council

City of Timmins

First Nation of Mushkegowuk

Local Friendship Centre, Mennonite Central Cttee

Unity Gathering and March through down town part of the city, one hour, MP MPP speakers

Mayor, various police forces involvement

1,000

Consultation and Natural Resource Development with within the Territory

Unfinished business ie environment issues with schools facilities 10 -15 years of delays

Press Conference

Press Release

Radio

TV

Newspaper

Grand Chief Stan Louttit

 

Email: stanlouttit@mushkegowuk.ca

 

Phone:

705-658-4222

Grand Council Treaty # 3

First Nations of GCT#3

City of Kenora

Unity Gathering and March

N/A

Treaty Relationship

Nationhood and Nation building

Environment???

N/A

(TBA)

Red Rock First Nation

Northern Superior Treaty Area

Possibly march across Hwy 11/17 and trans Canada

Nipigon  Bridge

100

Stand together in the spirit of unity to support a better life for all FN people

End FN poverty

Via newsletter

Web site www.bingwi.com calendar of events

Audrey Gilbeau

Email:

agilbeau@tbaytel.net

 

Phone

807-623-2724

Mohawk Council of Akwesasne

City of Cornwall

Large rally at the base of the Seaway International Bridge

(TBA)

First Nation Issues

(TBA)

Larry King

Email:

lking@akwesasne.ca

 

Phone:

613-396-3424

Union of Ontario Indians

First Nations within the UOI

Municipal politicians

City Council

Amnesty International

United Church

 

Launching an era of action – public education campaign

built around the Ipperwash report of the commission

-Poster card campaign

100 - 200

Focus on recommendations Ipperwash commission report

Media event in your office in North Bay

Press Conference

Press Release

Radio

TV

Newspaper

Bob Goulais – 705 498-5250

Email:

goubob@anishinabek.ca

 

Phone:

705-497-9127

 

 

Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI

 

Local Friendship Centre

Bannock Breakfast

100

Land Claims

Provincial relations

Dispute CAP’s legitimacy

Press Release

Invitation to dignitaries

 

Jeff Brant 902-436-5101

jbrant@mcpei.ca

BC Assembly of First Nations

 

First Nations Summit

Union of BC Indian Chiefs

 

 

 

Local Aboriginal agencies

Provincial reps

Unions

Ecumenical orgs

 

March and Rally

starts at 12:00 Noon
from Vancouver Art Gallery
to Library Square (300 West Georgia Street )

Est. 1,000

Canadians to stand together in the spirit of unity to demand the Federal Government to deal honourably with First Nations Title and Rights and to call for an end to First Nations poverty

Press Release

Web site

Poster distribution

Don Bain

don@ubcic.bc.ca

(604) 684-0231

Confederacy  of Treaty 6 First Nations

 

 

 

Treaty 6

March to Canada Place in Edmonton

End march by River

200

Land Claims

Funding

Press release

Ron Lameman 780 944-0334

Federation of Saskatchewan Indians

 

 

Local First Nations

Press conference @ the legislative buildings involving all three political parties leaders

200

FN poverty is bigger than party politics

Press release

News conference

Public Speeches

 

Manitoba Assembly of Chief

 

 

 

Local First Nations

Spiritual Day of Unity

“National Day of Action” Celebration

Pow wow – dance competition

concert

 

500 – 1,000

FN poverty is bigger than party politics

Federal Government to deal honourably with First Nations Title and Rights

Press Release

Invitation to dignitaries

Radio

TV

Newspaper

Cheyenne Whitecloud

204 987 4590

cwhitecloud@manitobachiefs.com

 

Frank Whitehead

204 956-0610

fwhitehead@manitobachiefs.com

 

Batchewana First Nation, Garden River First Nation, First Peoples National Party of Canada and Various Sault Ste Marie Native Organizations

Local First Nations and Organizations and presently supported by the City of Sault Ste Marie

Garden River First Nation is handing out brochures and pamphlets to travelers in and out of Sault Ste Marie


A March is planned in downtown area of Sault Ste Marie by all Canadians who wish (Speakers TBA)

Projected at 500 participants

Based from Resolution No. 55, passed on December 2006 at the AFN special assembly meeting

Each participating persons have their own reasons and messages to the Government of Canada to send on The National Day of Action

Press statements, radio, and local news agencies

Cory Mcleod 705-945-6226

thenationaldayofaction@shaw.ca


Please Email for an up-to-date list of events in Sault Ste Marie and how to be involved on The National Day of Action

Treaties 7

Local First Nations in Treaties 7,8

CB.

1,000-5,000

FN poverty and treaty rights

News Conference

Radio

Newspaper

 

Treaty 8 Middle AB East

 

 

 

 

 

 

Union of New Brunswick First Nations

Nothing Planned

 

 

 

 

 

Grand Council of the Crees, Nemaska Champion Lake, PQ

Nothing Planned

 

 

 

 

 

Nishnabwe-Aski Nation, Thunder Bay, ON

Local Municipality and local FN

March/Rally downtown Thunder Bay, Ontario

TBA

Treaty Rights

FN Poverty

 

News Conference

Radio

Newspaper