KITIGAN ZIBI ANISHINABEG
P.O. Box 309, Maniwaki, QC J9E 3B1 Tel: (819) 449-5270 Fax: (819) 449-5673
PROTECT YOUR ASSETS AND YOUR FAMILY
WHY MAKE A WILL
With a Will, you can…
 Decide who will inherit your personal possessions and land.
 Protect your loved ones by making arrangements for their well being.
 Name someone to administer (carry out your plans) your estate.
 Name someone to look after your dependent children.
 Be specific about who should have your personal belongings & keepsakes.
 Make arrangements for your business.
 Leave instructions for funeral wishes.
 Leave a gift to someone outside the
family.
A Will may…
 Help to avoid family conflicts by
expressing your clear intentions.
 Avoid delays in settling your estate.
 Make the settlement of your estate a more personal matter.
 Lessen the involvement of departmental officials in your private affairs.
 Protect any customs or traditions that should be passed on to your loved ones.
Kitigan-Zibi Anishinabeg has received a funding agreement to assist Band members in preparing
and in covering the fees of preparing their wills. These funds will only be available until
March 31, 2015.
Community members who wish to have their wills professionally prepared can contact either
Frank Meness, Lawyer, at 819-306-1059/[email protected] or Joanne Lachapelle, Notary, at
819-449-7700/[email protected]. For further information I can be reached at the
Community Services Administration Building, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm. I could
also be available for private meetings in my office or at community members’ homes during
non-business hours, evenings and weekends, should the need arise.
Kichi-Meegwetch,
Patrick Tenascon
K-Z A Wills & Estates Project Worker
Phone: 449-5170, ext. 2250/[email protected]
Do you have an RBQ licence?
A RBQ License is required by General Contractors in order to be able
to work (off-reserve) in Quebec and before they are able to bid on
construction projects. The Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ)
verifies and issues a license only to construction workers who have
passed the professional qualifications and exams.
We are compiling a list of individuals from Kitigan Zibi that currently
hold a RBQ license. This list may help Kitigan Zibi members who hold
a contractors license (RBQ) to connect with potential partners who
may be interested in collaborating in project opportunities in the
future.
If you have a RBQ
License please submit a
copy of your license to
Anita Stevens the Economic
Development Agent at the
Kitigan Zibi Band Office.
Wanaki Center
P.O. Box 37
Maniwaki (Quebec)
J9E 3B3
Telephone: (819) 449-7000
Toll free: 1-800-745-4205
Fax: (819) 449-7832
email: [email protected]
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY – DEADLINE EXTENSION
Position:
Bilingual Residential Alcohol and Substance Addiction’s
Counselor (6 month probation period)
Annual Gross Salary:
Immediate Supervisor:
According to Wanaki Centre’s salary scale
Program Treatment Coordinator
Application Deadline:
February 20th 2015 – 3:00 p.m. EST.
Employment Starting Date:
As soon as possible
Wanaki Center is a residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation treatment facility. Our services are
offered to adult First Nation and Inuit People from across Canada. The Center is owned and
governed by the Algonquin First Nations of Quebec. We are a 12 bed residential treatment
facility that provides services in both English and French. Our Center has maintained
accreditation status since 1999 from Accreditation Canada which is on-going. The Wanaki
Center is located in the community of the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg which is adjacent to the town
of Maniwaki, Quebec, approximately 140km north of the Ottawa/Gatineau region.
Position Qualifications:
 Fully bilingual in both English and French languages
 Completion of an Alcohol & Substance Abuse Addictions Counselor’s Diploma, Degree in
Counseling/Psychology or a bachelor in Social Work, or a General Counselor’s Program
Diploma. Applicants who can demonstrate the proper combination of experience and other
certification may also be considered in areas of Counseling, Psychology, Social Work.
 Excellent knowledge of issues relating to substance abuse and mental health
 Ability to do individual and group therapy including the preparation of resident’s aftercare
plans.
 Manage a client caseload of four clients throughout each treatment program
 Support existing program values, approaches and philosophies
 Driver’s license with access to a personal vehicle
 Police Verification
 Medical Certificate of Good Health.
Position Assets:
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Ability to work autonomously
Willing to work flexible hours
Living a personal lifestyle free of substance abuse
Demonstrated work experience with First Nations individuals or communities
Demonstrated work experience in a Human Services field
Past work experience in a rehabilitation treatment facility
CPR/First Aid certification or willing to get training within 3 months.
NOTE: First Nation individuals with equal qualifications will be given preference and
individuals that can commence in the position as soon as possible. In order to be
considered, applicants are required to forward their complete curriculum vitae which
should include a minimum of two (2) references and copies of all required documentation
to the Wanaki Center by February 20, 2015 at 3:00 EST.
By Mail:
Wanaki Center
P.O. Box 37
Maniwaki, Quebec
J9E 3B3
Or Email: [email protected]
Only persons meeting these qualification and requirements will be considered for an
interview.
Anyone requesting a complete job description may contact the Wanaki Center at
(819) 449-7000 or email [email protected].
Due to the confidentiality purposes of residents within treatment, applications are not
accepted to be dropped off at the center.
Open
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From:
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Date:
Saturrday, February 7, 2015
Time:
10:00
0 am – 4:00 pm
Place:
Koko
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Kitigan Zibi
Seniors
Your invited
Senior’s
Talking Circle
DATE : Sun. February 8, 2015
TIME : 1:00 P.M.
LOCATION : KZ Cultural Center
Topic:
- Restorative
- Justice for the Community
- Senior’s Future Needs
Council members will be present.
Everyone welcomed.
Afternoon snack will be available.
Please contribute if you can.
For more information
If you have any questions please
contact Pauline Decontie.
Phone: 819-449-1838
Email: [email protected]
Talking Circle
"The Circle has healing
power. In the Circle, we are
all equal. When in the Circle,
no one is in front of you. No
one is behind you. No one is
above you. No one is below
you. The Sacred Circle is
designed to create unity."
~Dave Chief, Oglala Lakota~