Henvey Inlet First Nation (HIFN) is pleased to announce that its power corporation, has been awarded a Feed-In Tariff (FIT) contract from the province.
The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) has approved 40 new large scale renewable energy projects, including solar, wind and water, representing more than 872 megawatts (MW). HIFN’s Nigig Power Corporation will produce 300 MW through its wind farm project.
To Establish a Wind Farm on the North Side of Henvey Inlet #2,
To Obtain a Permit Under Section 28(2) of the Indian Act
Chief and Council normally enter into Permits with individuals or companies for the purpose of forest management, gravel and pit operations, to set up a public utility, to allow the passage of transmission lines or to erect towers on any Reserve property.
Henvey Inlet Wind (HIW)– Construction Update - Construction Summary #1 - August to November 2017
For this reporting period (Aug-Oct) CER had employed 28 First Nations employees out of a total workforce on site of 93 Employees, this represents 30% of the overall workforce for CER.
Henvey Inlet Wind LP is asking the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) for permission to construct approximately 103 kilometres of 230 kilovolt electricity overhead transmission line and associated facilities. The transmission line would connect the company’s Henvey Inlet Wind Energy Centre to the provincial power grid.
Henvey Inlet Wind LP (HIW) has submitted an application to construct the Henvey Inlet Wind Transmission Line. As part of the conditions to apply, HIW is required to post the notice and application on the Henvey Inlet First Nation website. Please see links below:
How long do wind turbines last?
A wind turbine typically lasts around 20-25 years. During this time maintenance is required of course.
What are the impacts on health due to noise?
A heated debate about health problems associated from being too close to the turbines is occurring in the media; newspapers, online, YouTube, etc.
Honestly, there is so much information circulating about health issues that it is hard to know which side to believe.
The Government is armed with studies that claim that they are safe.
For Henvey Inlet Members, over 100 jobs could be created in various fields. With proper education and training, servicing and maintenance could be taken over in 5 years, construction jobs will be numerous and tower site preparation and installation could also be taken over in 5-7 years.
If the size of the project grows a cement factory will be needed and yard and crane garages and operators will be required. Food, catering, security and site preparation and maintenance jobs will be created.
As the project progresses we will begin posting guaranteed jobs well in advance of the opportunity.
The period for reviewing the Environmental Assessment reports and Environmental Protection Land Laws for the wind project is coming to a close soon. There have been informational mail outs which included forms for input and there have been open public meetings.
in Job Postings
POSITION SUMMARY
Henvey Inlet First Nation is currently seeking a temporary, full-time Maintenance Assistant to join our Administration for a 4-month seasonal contract. The Maintenance Assistant reports to the Maintenance Supervisor and is responsible for the maintenance of all current and future band-owned buildings and grounds including HIFN Administration Office, Commercial Rental Offices, Health Centre, Daycare, Playground Areas, 4- Plex, Ball Field, Pow Wow Grounds, Helipad, 8-Plex, Learning Centre, Lands Office, and Fire Hall. This position requires high degree of self-motivation and a strong work ethic.
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Attention Henvey Inlet First Nation Band Members!
New information from the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund is available on the Member's Portal of the website.
Click "Member's Portal" in the top menu, or Click Here to go to the Member's Portal Login page.
in Community News and Press Releases
This announcement is to let members know that new information has been added to the Members' Portal—Robinson Huron Treaty Infomation section of the website.
Also, once you are logged in, there is a new submenu available to help members navigate the website more easily.
Click "Member's Portal" in the top menu or you may Click Here to go to the Member's Portal Login page.
in Community Meetings
Attend in-person, by computer or by telephone
1. In person: At the O&M Building
2. By computer: Click this live link (Control + Click) to launch Zoom:
in Job Postings
Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a temporary, full-time Janitor to join our Administration for a short term 10-week contract. The Janitor reports to the Administration Manager and is responsible for cleaning all HIFN commercial buildings at the end of each business day. The Janitor will perform general cleaning duties including sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning and stocking restrooms, washing walls and windows, cleaning the kitchen and fridge, disinfecting all high-touch surfaces and trash removal. This position requires strong self-motivation, great attention-to-detail and excellent time-management skills.
in Newsletters
Here's your copy of October's newsletter: October 2024
and more!
Please download and read the newsletter for more information.
in Job Postings
Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Community Wellness Worker to join our Administration. The Community Wellness Worker reports to the Health Director and is responsible for providing culturally appropriate programs and services to address and respond to existing and emerging family violence, health, healing and wellness issues, including intergenerational trauma. The Community Wellness Worker will work directly with clients to achieve and enjoy healthy and balanced lives through the promotion of positive change in values, attitudes and behaviours. This position requires exceptional interpersonal communication and advocacy skills and strong knowledge of First Nations culture, language and traditional ceremonies and practices.
in Community News and Press Releases
The Henvey Inlet First Nation (HIFN) Child and Family Wellbeing Project, supported by Indigenous Services Canada, seeks to reclaim jurisdiction over the care and protection of HIFN’s children and families.
in Community Meetings
HIFN MEMBERSHIP CODE WORKING GROUPin Newsletters
Here's your copy of September's newsletter: September 2024
and more!
Please download and read the newsletter for more information.
in Announcements
Monday September 30th at 10:00am
Walk to start at Administration Office to Highway overpass and then to the Ball Field
in Job Postings
POSITION SUMMARY
Henvey Inlet First Nation is currently seeking a temporary, full-time Maintenance Assistant to join our Administration for a 4-month seasonal contract. The Maintenance Assistant reports to the Maintenance Supervisor and is responsible for the maintenance of all current and future band-owned buildings and grounds including HIFN Administration Office, Commercial Rental Offices, Health Centre, Daycare, Playground Areas, 4- Plex, Ball Field, Pow Wow Grounds, Helipad, 8-Plex, Learning Centre, Lands Office, and Fire Hall. This position requires high degree of self-motivation and a strong work ethic.
in Community News and Press Releases
in Community News and Press Releases
Attention Henvey Inlet First Nation Band Members!
New information from the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund is available on the Member's Portal of the website.
Click "Member's Portal" in the top menu, or Click Here to go to the Member's Portal Login page.
in Community News and Press Releases
This announcement is to let members know that new information has been added to the Members' Portal—Robinson Huron Treaty Infomation section of the website.
Also, once you are logged in, there is a new submenu available to help members navigate the website more easily.
Click "Member's Portal" in the top menu or you may Click Here to go to the Member's Portal Login page.
in Community Meetings
Attend in-person, by computer or by telephone
1. In person: At the O&M Building
2. By computer: Click this live link (Control + Click) to launch Zoom:
in Job Postings
Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a temporary, full-time Janitor to join our Administration for a short term 10-week contract. The Janitor reports to the Administration Manager and is responsible for cleaning all HIFN commercial buildings at the end of each business day. The Janitor will perform general cleaning duties including sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning and stocking restrooms, washing walls and windows, cleaning the kitchen and fridge, disinfecting all high-touch surfaces and trash removal. This position requires strong self-motivation, great attention-to-detail and excellent time-management skills.
in Newsletters
Here's your copy of October's newsletter: October 2024
and more!
Please download and read the newsletter for more information.
in Job Postings
Henvey Inlet First Nation is seeking a full-time Community Wellness Worker to join our Administration. The Community Wellness Worker reports to the Health Director and is responsible for providing culturally appropriate programs and services to address and respond to existing and emerging family violence, health, healing and wellness issues, including intergenerational trauma. The Community Wellness Worker will work directly with clients to achieve and enjoy healthy and balanced lives through the promotion of positive change in values, attitudes and behaviours. This position requires exceptional interpersonal communication and advocacy skills and strong knowledge of First Nations culture, language and traditional ceremonies and practices.
in Community News and Press Releases
The Henvey Inlet First Nation (HIFN) Child and Family Wellbeing Project, supported by Indigenous Services Canada, seeks to reclaim jurisdiction over the care and protection of HIFN’s children and families.
in Community Meetings
HIFN MEMBERSHIP CODE WORKING GROUPin Newsletters
Here's your copy of September's newsletter: September 2024
and more!
Please download and read the newsletter for more information.
in Announcements
Monday September 30th at 10:00am
Walk to start at Administration Office to Highway overpass and then to the Ball Field
