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Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek – Gull Bay First Nation is an Ojibway Nation located on the western shores of Lake Nipigon and the surrounding territory. It is roughly a 200 km drive north from the closest urban city of Thunder Bay, Ontario and has a registered population of approximately 1,375 Citizens residing on and off reserve.
Please check back here regularly to stay up to date with all important updates regarding KZA – GBFN
Wellbriety Information Session Luncheon POSTPONED
Community | 6/6/2023
Summer Student Employment Project
Education | 6/6/2023
CFM Rescheduled
Community | 6/6/2023
Fire 42 Kilometres Northwest of Armstrong
Community | 6/6/2023
Update: MNRF tackles 20 forest fires in Northwest region
Community | 6/6/2023
Ontario Restricted Fire Zones
Community | 6/1/2023
June 2023 Activity Calendar
Community | 5/31/2023
Community Kitchen
Community | 5/31/2023
Traditional Healing Clinic
Community | 5/25/2023
Traditional Healing Clinic
Community | 5/25/2023
2023 KZA Fishing Derby
Events | 5/19/2023
KZA is currently in the process of creating effective communication formats to assist in sharing pertinent information with First Nation members. In order to facilitate this process, KZA is requesting that all First Nation members who are interested in receiving communication on various community projects and processes please update their current mailing addresses, telephone numbers, email address, and status card number (if applicable). Parents, please submit the same information for all minor children in your care. PLEASE NOTE: All personal information is STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. We would also like to assure you all confidential information that is being collected will only be used for the greater good.
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Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek – Gull Bay First Nation is an Ojibway Nation located on the western shores of Lake Nipigon and the surrounding territory.
Gull Bay First Nation
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