Mission Statement
Lands & Estates Office of the Mohawk Council of Kanesatake
Our mission statement is to manage Kanesatake Lands through best practices, committed to providing efficient services and resources, while advocating discretion, confidentiality and professional ethics for all of Kanesatake.
Maps
The below maps of Kanesatake were provided by Natural Resources Canada, Lands and Minerals Sector, Surveyor General Branch, cadastral information Service.
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Secure Status Band Cards
UPDATE: All Appointment slots are full and no more spaces are available. Thank you to everyone who took advantage of this unique intake. Hello According to data from the Registration in the Indian Register there are many Kanehsatake members who still have...
New info in the Land Regimes in Canada page!
She:kon, Hello, Bonjour, Take a look at the Land Regimes in Canada to see a new info posted!
New Events: Summary of Land Regime Info Sessions
Please click on the following links to get more information on a specific time Morning Session Afternoon Session Evening Session She:kon, Hello, Bonjour, I would like to invite you all to an upcoming info session that will be a summary of the...
Land use planning session update and the re-opening of the survey
Hi Everyone! Thank you again for coming to the land use planning session on March 14th. Presenter James Roach has provided us with a copy of his presentation so people who were not able to attend can see the information . Click on the link below. Intro LUP...
Thanks to everyone who was able to attend the Information Session on Land Use Planning
I would like to thank all of those people who attended and participated in the Introduction to Land Use Planning Information Session on March 14th 2018 at the Health Center. Your participation, input and comments are very much appreciated and the data...
Power Point Presentation of the Introduction to Land Use Planning with James Roach MCIP, RPP, Land Use Planning Coordinator – National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association Presentation Power Point d’amenagement territorial communautaire avec James Roach MCIP, RPP, Coordonnateur, planification de l’amenagement du territoire – Association Nationale des Gestionniares des Terres Autochtones
Some useful files to review for the Land Use Planning workshop on March 14th 2018. LUP Overview Presentation 2018 Kanesatake Lands and...
Introduction to Land Use Planning
James Roach, MCIP (Member of the Canadian Institute of Planners), RPP (Registered Professional Planner), will be the guest speaker at the upcoming information session on Land Use Planning. James is a member of Batchewana First Nation and holds a degree in...
Upcoming Information Session: Wednesday, March 14th 2018 – Introduction to Land Use Planning with James Roach
Registration is not required. Please come out and join us for a morning session 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; Afternoon session: 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and evening session: 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Door Prize available!
INFORMATION SESSION: LAND REGIMES IN CANADA – SESSION D’INFORMATION: RÉGIMES FONCIERS DU CANADA
New events have been posted to the calendar. Click Here! INFORMATION SESSION: LAND REGIMES IN CANADA – SESSION D’INFORMATION: RÉGIMES FONCIERS DU...
Community Land Use Plan Resident Questionnaire
The Mohawk Council of Kanesatake’s Lands and Estates Department, Amanda Simon is in the process of preparing the “Pre-planning Phase” of their Land use plan. Land Stewardship is the practice of carefully managing land usage to ensure natural systems are...
Amanda Simon - Biography
Amanda Simon was employed by Belgo International, Amacan Maritime, Terran Shipping, and finally opening her own computer business. Amanda has gained over 25 years varied commercial and industrial experience, firstly as an employee, in progressively increasing responsible positions and more recently as a business woman and Entrepreneur of First Nation Computers Inc., founded in 1998. The success of the business was highlighted with Indian Affairs publication of a video called “A Striking force” and later with a year long run on the APTN network filmed by Tshinanu.tv. Amanda applied and was awarded the position of Lands Manager with the Mohawk Council of Kanehsatake in April 2009, and immediately began her first year of study with the University of Saskatchewan Indigenous Peoples Management program and graduated in June 2010. She continued her study with NALMA PLMCP program and later graduated in April of 2011. In 2013 she was accepted to Ryerson University obtaining a Certificate in Public Administration and Governance. As a Certified Lands and Estates Manager, Amanda continues her training with 7 core courses per year.
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