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Why Update My Information |
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Thank you for deciding to update your current membership information.
Your information will be kept private and will not be used for any other purpose other than communications between Fort William First Nation and yourself.
It is important to always update your band membership information when ever there is a change in contact information.
There are currently two methods of updating your information. The first and easiest is to email Ian Bannon with your update.
The second is to print a form and mail it to, or drop it off at the Band Office in a sealed envelope.
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to update via Email.
Required Information in Email
First Name
MiddleName
Last Name
Current mailing address
Email address
Telephone #
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Click here To print and return membership update form by hand delivery or mail.
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 22 February 2010 08:46 |
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Welcome to the Fort William First Nation Land Claim Information Center. The purpose of this portion of the site is to keep people informed of new developments regarding the various land claims, which are currently in negotiation with the various parties. This site will also be used as a means to collect the necessary information that we may require during this process.
As of May 1st 2008 Ian Bannon has taken on the responsibility of Lands Manager for Fort William First Nation
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Membership Updates
In Order to keep our records current. We need your help. If you have recently moved, or have had a change of address. Please be sure to update your mailing information.
Go Update
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Questions & Answers
Do you have questions regarding land claims? Take a look through these questions asked by other individuals. If you can not find the answer you are looking for please contact Ian Bannon.
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News Letters
Periodically new information becomes available This information has previously been sent to you, through bi weekly community news letters or mailings for those who live out of town. Although these methods of communication will still be utilized, we will also add the news letter to this site for your convenience.
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