| Water System |
| Water source |
Ground Water & Lake Winnipeg |
| Potable groundwater for
wells |
Yes – also water treatment
plant for 200 residential and commercial outlets |
| Sewage System |
| Type of sewage system |
Water sewage lines; septic fields as well |
| Solid Waste Disposal |
| Regular residential garbage pick-up |
Yes; once a week |
| Nearest waste disposal site |
St. Clements |
| Type of disposal site |
Class 1 |
| Recycling program with a drop-off site |
Yes; Gull Lake and Libau |
| Cellular service in the area |
MTS & Roger’s AT&T |
| Internet service |
MTS |
| High speed internet |
Yes |
| Satellite service |
Yes |
| Nearest post office |
Scanterbury |
| Ambulance service to the area |
Selkirk and District Ambulance Service |
| Fire-fighting service to the area |
Brokenhead Ojibway Fire Department
Located in the community |
| Community policing |
Band Constable |
| Closest RCMP detachment |
Selkirk |
| Community hospital |
Selkirk & District General Hospital
100 Easton Street
Selkirk, MB |
| Personal care home(s) |
Home & Community Care Program |
| Regional access to a personal care home(s) if none in community |
Yes |
| Community daycares |
Yes - Next to Tommy Prince School
Highway 59 |
| Medical clinic |
Yes - Next to Tommy Prince School
Highway 59 |
| School |
Address |
Division |
Grade Levels |
Enrolment 2002 |
| Tommy Prince School |
General Delivery, Scanterbury,
R0E 1W0
(204) 776-2636 |
Individual Band Operated |
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Adult Learning Centre |
83 |
| Anglican Church |
| Catholic Church |
| Evangelical Church being built |
| Name |
Date |
| Annual Pow-Wow |
August |
| Community Clean Up |
June |
| Aboriginal Veterans Memorial |
Nov. 10th |
| Outlets & Facilities |
| Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Historic Village; Cultural Interpretive Centre |
| Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Recreation Centre |
| Cultural Program |
| Recreation Program |
| Building Healthier Community Program |
| Programs for Elders – Brighter Futures Initiative |
| No – camping services are available |
Brokenhead Ojibway First Nations
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