Economic Development Archives - Long Plain First Nation

Naawi-Oodena Officially Converted to Joint Reserve Lands to become the Largest Urban Reserve in Manitoba

December 19, 2022| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

An historic step towards Economic Reconciliation December 19, 2022 – Winnipeg, MB – To conclude... Read More → Naawi-Oodena Officially Converted to Joint Reserve Lands to become the Largest Urban Reserve in Manitoba

GALLERY: Wyndham Garden Ode Akiing Grand Opening

October 6, 2022| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

... Read More → GALLERY: Wyndham Garden Ode Akiing Grand Opening

Long Plain to Celebrate Grand Opening of Wyndham Garden Ode Akiing

October 5, 2022| Community News, Economic Development, Featured News| longplain

TREATY NO.1 TERRITORY, WINNIPEG, MB, October 5, 2022 – Ode Akiing also referred to as the Wyndham Garden... Read More → Long Plain to Celebrate Grand Opening of Wyndham Garden Ode Akiing

New Winnipeg Hotel Announces Grand Opening

July 28, 2022| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

WINNIPEG, MB, July 28, 2022 – The Wyndham Garden Winnipeg Airport – located on Long Plain First... Read More → New Winnipeg Hotel Announces Grand Opening

FIRST LOOK: Long Plain School & Wellness Centre

February 22, 2022| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

... Read More → FIRST LOOK: Long Plain School & Wellness Centre

Long Plain Celebrates Grand Opening of Ginew Street

June 17, 2021| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

Long Plain Chief Dennis Meeches held a grand opening ceremony yesterday at the Keeshkeemaquah Village as they... Read More → Long Plain Celebrates Grand Opening of Ginew Street

Long Plain First Nation is yet working on further expansion

September 4, 2020| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

The Keeshkeemaquah urban reserve beside Portage recently completed some housing for 55-plus residents, and is... Read More → Long Plain First Nation is yet working on further expansion

Long Plain First Nation Breaks Ground On Travel Centre

July 21, 2020| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

Long Plain First Nation has turned ground on its state of the art Truck and Travel Centre. The new centre... Read More → Long Plain First Nation Breaks Ground On Travel Centre

Long Plain Members Vote in Favor of Proceeding with Truck Stop & Wyndham Garden

May 26, 2020| Community News, Economic Development, Featured News| longplain

Long Plain First Nation members have voted in favour to proceed with the Keeshkeemaquah Truck Stop –... Read More → Long Plain Members Vote in Favor of Proceeding with Truck Stop & Wyndham Garden

Indigenous Contribution to Economy in Billions

January 10, 2019| Community News, Economic Development| longplain

READ REPORT HERE Indigenous people in Manitoba pump billions of dollars to the provincial economy each year,... Read More → Indigenous Contribution to Economy in Billions

About

A signatory to Treaty One, Long Plain First Nation is a proud Ojibway and Dakota community in the central plains region of Manitoba, situated on a land base of 10,800 acres.

State of Emergency Declared – Drug Crises (February 26, 2024)

February 26, 2024
Call for Participants for Study on 2016 Tornado

February 14, 2024
David Meeches elected as Chief of Long Plain First Nation

December 18, 2023
Notice of Tenancy Agreements Being Done During Annuity Handout – December 16

December 8, 2023
Annuity Payments & Christmas Support

November 21, 2023

Tribal Office

111 Yellowquill Trail East • Long Plain Reserve No.6
Main Office Phone: 204.252.2731 • Toll Free Number: 1.888.268.6438

Mailing Address

Box 430 Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, R1N 3B7

As Long as the Sun Shines, the Grass Grows and the River Flows

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