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    • Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market

    Oodena Gas & Convenience Store 1871 Taylor Ave, Winnipeg

    Introducing the Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market The Treaty One Development Corporation is excited to launch the first-ever Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market — a new community initiative taking place bi-weekly throughout the summer of 2025. Designed to showcase Indigenous entrepreneurs, artists, and food vendors, the market is an opportunity to bring people together in celebration of culture, creativity, and local commerce. Held at the Oodena Gas & Convenience Store parking lot in Winnipeg, the Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market aims to create a welcoming space for the public to connect with local vendors, support small businesses, and enjoy a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere. Market Schedule and Details The Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market will run every second Tuesday from June through September on the following dates: June 24 July 8 July 22 August 5 August 19 September 2 September 16 September 30 Market Hours: 4:00 PM to 8:00 PMFood Trucks: 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM Location:Oodena Gas & Convenience Store Parking Lot1871 Taylor Ave, Winnipeg, MB This inaugural market series will feature up to 35 vendors and 3 food trucks per event, offering everything from handcrafted goods and apparel to fresh produce, artwork, and ready-to-eat foods. Anishinaabe Days Market Feature As part of the 4th Annual Anishinaabe Days celebration, the Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market will host a special Indigenous Market on July 26 and 27, 2025. This weekend event invites First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists and entrepreneurs to share their work during a weekend of cultural celebration and community gathering. Vendor registration for Anishinaabe Days is available at a flat rate of $150.Please note: All food truck spaces for Anishinaabe Days are currently full. Vendor Opportunities We welcome Indigenous and non-Indigenous vendors to apply, with priority given to Indigenous artisans and makers. Vendors must provide their own equipment and are responsible for setup and cleanup. Vendor Type Daily Rate Full Season Rate (8 Days) Artisan/General $40 $280 Food Truck $125 $800 Vendor fees must be paid in full before market day. Seasonal registrations require advance payment. Vendor Expectations All vendors must review and agree to the full terms and guidelines outlined in the 2025 Vendor Information Package. Key responsibilities include: Arriving and unloading between 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM Being fully set up by 3:45 PM Providing waste and recycling bins (if serving food) Complying with food safety and business regulations Maintaining a respectful, professional atmosphere Weather Contingency The Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market will operate rain or shine. In the event of severe weather, cancellations will be communicated by 10:00 AM on market day. Pre-paid vendors may request a refund or transfer their payment to a future date. Apply to Be a Vendor This is a landmark opportunity to take part in the very first season of the Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market. We invite you to join us in shaping this new community space. To apply: Download the Vendor Information Package and Application Form Complete the form Submit by email or drop it off in person Download the 2025 Vendor Information Package and Registration FormPDF Copy of the Vendor Information Package Submit to:Email: oodenagas@treaty1.caIn Person: Oodena Gas & Convenience Store, 1871 Taylor Ave For inquiries, contact:Justin SchroederPhone: 204-230-3119Email: jschroeder@treaty1.ca We look forward to welcoming you to the first year of the Naawi-Oodena Seasonal Market — a space built for community, rooted in Indigenous identity, and open to all.

    • Annual Membership Meeting

    Wyndham Garden Winnipeg Airport 460 Madison St, Winnipeg

    Treaty One Nations invites members to attend the Annual Membership Meeting on January 15, 2026. The Annual Membership Meeting is an opportunity for members to receive updates on Treaty One’s work, review the past fiscal year, and learn more about current and future initiatives. The meeting will include a review of the 2024–2025 fiscal year, an overview of ongoing work, and discussion on priorities and plans moving forward into 2026. Members are encouraged to attend, ask questions, and take part in the discussion. This meeting plays an important role in transparency, accountability, and keeping members informed about the work being carried out on their behalf. Meeting Highlights Review of the 2024–2025 fiscal year Updates on current initiatives and activities Overview of priorities and plans moving into 2026 Opportunity for member questions and discussion Availability of the 2024–2025 Annual Report for review Event Details Date: January 15, 2026Time: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PMLocation: Wyndham Garden460 Madison St, Winnipeg, MB Treaty One Nations looks forward to welcoming members to this important meeting. Virtual Attendance (Members Only) Members who are unable to attend in person may participate in the Annual Membership Meeting virtually. Virtual attendance is reserved for members of the seven Treaty One First Nations. To join online, members must register in advance using the link below.Verified members will receive access to the virtual meeting upon registration. Register for Virtual Attendance 👉 Click here to register

    Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation: In-Community Info Session

    Niichii Oasis Gaming Centre FNC 2 Lot CA-7, MB-201, Ginew

    Treaty One will be hosting an In-Community Info Session in Roseau River on January 28, 2026 for Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation (RRAFN) members. This session will provide members with an opportunity to receive updates on Treaty One initiatives, projects, and priorities currently underway. Throughout the afternoon, Treaty One departments will present information on key areas of work including: Economic development at Naawi-Oodena Intergovernmental and policy relations Planning and infrastructure Workforce development pathways Upcoming construction and build-out activity Members will also have the opportunity to ask questions, share feedback, and stay informed on Treaty One’s strategic direction and upcoming milestones. These sessions are part of Treaty One’s ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and open communication with our Nations. By connecting directly in community, we continue to strengthen Nation-led development and ensure that our work reflects the interests and priorities of our members. Event Details Date: January 28, 2026Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PMLocation: Niichi Oasis Gaming Centre, RRAFNAudience: Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation members Additional Information:Food and refreshments will be provided, and door prizes will be available. Who Should Attend This session is intended for Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation band members who wish to stay informed about Treaty One’s ongoing work, development projects, and Nation-building efforts. We Look Forward to Seeing You Treaty One looks forward to connecting with RRAFN members, providing meaningful updates, and continuing to build a strong foundation for future development and Nationhood.

    • Treaty One Awards Gala

    RBC Convention Centre 375 York Ave, Winnipeg

    3rd Annual Treaty One Awards Gala Honouring Anishinaabe Excellence & LeadershipMay 26, 2026 | RBC Convention Centre The Treaty One Awards Gala is an annual celebration honouring individuals from across the Treaty One Nations whose leadership and achievements have made a lasting impact in our communities. Each year, the Gala brings together business and community leaders, artists, youth, Knowledge Keepers, and partners to recognize excellence and reflect on the progress and vision shaping our future. The Gala has become a signature gathering on our calendar — a space where Nation-building, culture, and innovation meet. Through recognition and celebration, the Awards highlight the remarkable accomplishments taking place every day within Treaty One Territory and the promise of what is still ahead. What to Expect at the 2026 Gala Awards Presentation Recognizing excellence across diverse fields and honouring individuals whose achievements uplift our communities and advance our shared goals. Musical Performances Featuring performers whose music adds dimension to our celebration and reflects the spirit of innovation and community within Treaty One Territory. Special Guests & Speakers Bringing forward voices and perspectives that inspire leadership and encourage future generations. Networking & Community Connection Connecting sponsors, partners, and community members who share a commitment to reconciliation, economic empowerment, and Nationhood. Bursaries, Scholarships & Future Pathways Beyond celebration, the Treaty One Awards Gala serves as a catalyst for investing in the next generation of Treaty One leaders. Funds raised through sponsorships, ticket sales, and community support contribute to the Treaty One Awards, Bursaries, and Scholarship Program, which supports Treaty One members pursuing post-secondary education. Through needs-based bursaries and scholarships, the program helps reduce financial barriers, supports both tuition and living expenses, and opens pathways into academic, technical, and professional fields. By pairing recognition with reinvestment, the Gala ensures that the success we honour today helps create meaningful opportunities for tomorrow. About Treaty One Nations Treaty One Nations is composed of the seven First Nations who are signatories to the first of the 11 numbered Treaties, originally signed on August 3, 1871, at Lower Fort Garry after several days of discussions and ceremonies. In a 19-year process of coming together as a unified governing body, the seven Treaty No. 1 First Nations have cultivated a political relationship rooted in Nationhood and a solid foundation for collective governance, significant opportunities for long-term investment, and economic development. Treaty One Nations is guided by the Governing Council that is comprised of the seven Chiefs of the Treaty No. 1 First Nations. Become a Sponsor Interested in sponsoring the Treaty One Awards Gala? View the full sponsorship package here: For questions, please contact events@treaty1.ca or call 204-783-3110. Ticket Sales Coming Soon Ticket sales for the 2026 Treaty One Awards Gala will be announced soon. Please check back for updates, or follow Treaty One Nations on social media for the official ticket release and event details.

    • 5th Annual Anishinaabe Days Celebration

    Naawi-Oodena 505 Kenaston Boulevard, Winnipeg

    Naawi-Oodena, 505 Kenaston BlvdJoin us for a celebration of Anishinaabe culture and community Anishinaabe Days is Treaty One Nations’ annual summer celebration held at Naawi-Oodena, bringing people together to experience Anishinaabe culture through community and connection. Free and open to all, the event creates a welcoming space for families, neighbours, partners, and allies to learn and celebrate. What to Expect Anishinaabe Days features a mix of cultural, artistic, and family-focused activities with something for all ages — from the heartbeat of the drum, to the energy of the marketplace, to honouring the living culture and traditions of the Anishinaabe people. Key Highlights Traditional Powwow A powerful expression of Anishinaabe culture and healing, bringing together dancers, singers, and community members to celebrate tradition through song and ceremony. Anishinaabe Idol Talent Show A crowd-favourite event showcasing the musical talent of Indigenous artists from across the region, providing a platform for performers to share their voices and stories in front of a supportive audience. Indigenous Artisan Market Featuring Indigenous artisans and entrepreneurs offering handcrafted goods such as beadwork, artwork, clothing, and other one-of-a-kind items — supporting Indigenous creativity and economic growth. Youth & Family Activities Interactive and educational activities for children and youth, including sports activations, games, and hands-on experiences designed to inspire the next generation. Food Trucks & Community Eats A diverse selection of food vendors offering traditional Indigenous cuisine alongside popular food-truck favourites throughout the weekend. Fireworks Celebration Saturday evening concludes with a fireworks display, bringing the community together to celebrate culture and connection. Become a Sponsor Interested in sponsoring the 5th Annual Anishinaabe Days? All funds raised through sponsorships help ensure that Anishinaabe Days remains free and accessible. By supporting Anishinaabe Days, sponsors play a direct role in strengthening cultural continuity, community connection, and shared experiences across Treaty One Territory. View the full sponsorship package here: For questions, please contact events@treaty1.ca or call 204-783-3110.