Host First NatioN | toroNto 2015 PaN am/ParaPaN am GamesPaN am Games secretariat

Mississaugas of the New Credit first NatioN

i N s i d e t h i s i s s u e :

Mississauga Nations Collaboration

Medal Unveiling

Torch Relay Map

Torch Relay Event

Traditional Territory Map

Youth Summit

Ticket Ballot

Pan Am Games Event Schedule

NPAAMB

Volume 5 | March 2015

CN ChEqUE PRESENTATioN FEBRUARY 19, 2015

Visit us oN faCebook!

reCoMMeNd us to your faMily aNd frieNds!

The Mississaugas of the New Credit

First Nation, Host First Nation, Pan Am

Games Secretariat is honoured to have

CN as Exclusive Transportation Partner.

Doug Devlin, Manager, Aboriginal and

Tribal Affairs and Jim Gray, Director

of Government Affairs presented Chief

Bryan LaForme with a cheque on behalf

of CN.

CN’s generous sponsorship will assist

in delivering many of the planned

initiatives.

We look forward to working with CN and

continuing to build our relationship.

MADE BY: CAiTliN lAFoRME

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MiSSiSSAUGA NATioNS CollABoRATioNOn February 19th, 2015 the Mississauga Nations met in Toronto at the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs office to discuss potential collaboration on key areas of partnership and involvement with the Pan/Parapan Am Games.

The six Mississauga Nations consist of Alderville First Nation, Hiawatha First Nation, Curve Lake First Nation, Mississauga #8 First Nation, Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation. Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation were unable to attend and sent regrets.

All Nations were given a brief history of the Games and an overview of the Protocol Agreement that was signed between the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation (MNCFN) and the Toronto Organizing Committee for the 2015 Pan American and Parapan American Games.

Discussions included but were not limited to the eight main areas that the Pan Am Games Secretariat (PAGS) are focused on and which include:

1. Torch Relay 2. Cultural Village3. Three Fires and Cauldron Ceremony 4. Gala at Fort York5. Community Celebration at MNCFN 6. MCNFN Participation at the Games7. Economic Opportunity8. Education Awareness

Other discussions included the Aboriginal Leadership Partners (ALP), the Aboriginal Pavilion, Volunteers, Funding, Sponsors and Marketing plans. The concept of a living legacy piece was shared and it was explained that the roundhouses from the Cultural Village are intended to be a permanent fixture of Fort York or some other prominent location in Toronto. The significance of this is that they will be used

to educate the public about the traditional lands and culture of the MNCFN.

The overall result of the meeting is that the Mississauga Nations are keenly interested in collaborating and participating in the Games with the MNCFN. It was the consensus that this is an exciting time. We have a grand opportunity to join together and work as one Nation to accomplish positive outcomes and an awareness about our rich history and culture. The Honourable David Zimmer, Minster of Aboriginal Affairs and The Honourable Michael Coteau, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport joined the Mississauga Nations during lunch to offer their support for MNCFN and the Nations, with the work associated with the Pan Am Games.

Minister Coteau took the opportunity to announce that Ontario will be putting

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in a bid for the 2017 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) and that his Ministry would support the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation as Host First Nation to the NAIG Games if Toronto should win the bid.

Doug Devlin, CN Manager of Tribal Aboriginal Affairs, came forward after Minister Coteau completed his announcement and countered with a surprising statement that offered CN support for the 2017 NAIG. He announced

that CN was a major sponsor of the 2014 NAIG hosted in Regina, Saskachewan and that they would be pleased to support MNCFN as the Host First Nation of NAIG 2017 if it comes to Toronto.

On March 3rd, 2015 TO2015 unveiled the competition medals for the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games at the Royal Ontario Museum. The Royal Canadian Mint produced the medals using gold, silver and copper provided by Barrick Gold Corporation.

Toronto-based Barrick Gold Corp. sourced the metals for the medals from across the

Americas; the copper from its Zaldivar mine in Chile, silver from its Pueblo Viejo mine in the Dominican Republic and gold from its Hemlo mine right here in Ontario!

The medals design team included TO2015, the Royal Canadian Mint and Métis artist Christi Belcourt.

Belcourt is a Métis visual artist who combined her fine artistry and storytelling skills with the more contemporary techniques of the Mint and TO2015 brand elements.

The medals were inspired by the TO2015 motto “United we Play” and feature three spheres, which symbolize the Americas coming together.

Belcourt is a renowned award-winning artist in Canada.

Her art illustrates flowing water, considered by many indigenous people as the lifeblood of the Earth. Water represents the rivers, lakes and oceans within and surrounding the countries that make up the Pan American region. “Water unites us all as human beings,” Belcourt states, “Water also sustains and replenishes the bodies of the athletes as they train and compete.” Her work explores and celebrates the beauty of the natural world.

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Celebrate and Share.

Célébrez et partagez.

Communities Outside of OntarioCommunautés à l’extérieur de l’OntarioComunidades fuera de OntarioRichmond, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montréal, Halifax

TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games Torch Relay Route

May 30 – July 10, 2015

Parcours du relais de la flamme panaméricaine de TORONTO 2015

Du 30 mai au 10 juillet 2015

Celebra y comparte.

Ruta del relevo de la antorcha de los Juegos Panamericanos TORONTO 2015

Del 30 de mayo al 10 de julio de 2015

Road Travel / LandVoyage par voie terrestre / route Viaje por ruta / tierra

Major Celebration CommunityCommunauté principale de célébration Principal comunidad de la celebración

Toronto — Host CityToronto — ville hôte Toronto: ciudad anfitriona

National CapitalCapitale nationale Capital nacional

Air Travel / FlightVoyage aérien / vol Viaje aéreo / vuelo

Legend / Légende / Leyenda

Celebration CommunityCommunauté de célébration Comunidad a cargo de la celebración

PRESENTED BYPRÉSENTÉ PAR

PRESENTADO POR

RELAIS DE LA FLAMME | RELEVO DE LA ANTORCHA

PROVEEDORES DE FINANCIAMIENTOBAILLEURS DE FONDS

FUNDING PARTIES

COLABORADORES EMBLEMÁTICOSPARRAINEURS PHARES

SIGNATURE SUPPORTERS

SOCIO COMUNITARIOPARTENAIRE COMMUNAUTAIRE

COMMUNITY PARTNER

Day / Jour / Día 1 30.05.2015

Arrival ceremony in Toronto, ONCérémonie d’arrivée à Toronto, ONCeremonia de llegada en Toronto, ON

Day / Jour / Día 2 31.05.2015

Fort William FN, ON•Thunder Bay, ONNipigon, ONTerrace Bay, ONMarathon, ONWhite River, ON

•Wawa, ON

Day / Jour / Día 3 01.06.2015

Wawa, ON•Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Day / Jour / Día 4 02.06.2015

Sault Ste. Marie, ONBruce Mines, ONThessalon, ON•Blind River, ONSerpent River FN, ONMassey, ONEspanola, ONLittle Current, ON

•Greater Sudbury, ON

Day / Jour / Día 5 03.06.2015

Greater Sudbury, ONSturgeon Falls, ON

•North Bay, ONPowassan, ONSouth River, ONSundridge, ON

•Huntsville, ON

Day / Jour / Día 6 04.06.2015

•Algonquin Provincial Park /

Parc provincial Algonquin / Parque Provincial Algonquin, ONHuntsville, ONMinden Hills, ON

•Lindsay, ONOmemee, ONPeterborough Lift Lock, Peterborough, ON (NHSC)

•Peterborough, ON

Day / Jour / Día 7 05.06.2015

Peterborough, ON•Bowmanville, ONCourtice, ON

•Oshawa, ON

Day / Jour / Día 8 06.06.2015

•Ajax, ON

Day / Jour / Día 9 07.06.2015

Citadel Hill, Halifax, NS (NHSC)

•Halifax, NSCFB Halifax, NS

Day / Jour / Día 10 08.06.2015

•Whitby, ONBrooklin, ONPort Perry, ONUxbridge, ONBeaverton, ON

•Orillia, ON

Day / Jour / Día 11 09.06.2015

Orillia, ON•Gravenhurst, ONBracebridge, ON

•Parry Sound, ON

Day / Jour / Día 12 10.06.2015

Parry Sound, ONWaubaushene, ONVictoria Harbour, ON

Port McNicoll, ON•Midland, ONPenetanguishene, ONOro-Medonte, ON

•Barrie, ON

Day / Jour / Día 13 11.06.2015

Innisfil, ONCFB Borden, ONStayner, ON

•Collingwood, ONMeaford, ON

•Owen Sound, ON

Day / Jour / Día 14 12.06.2015

Owen Sound, ONMarkdale, ONFlesherton, ONShelburne, ON

•Alliston, ONBeeton, ONMono, ON

•Orangeville, ON

Day / Jour / Día 15 13.06.2015

Orangeville, ONPalgrave, ONBolton, ONInglewood, ONBelfountain, ONAlton, ON•Caledon East, ON

Day / Jour / Día 16 14.06.2015

Mississauga, ON•Port Credit, ON•Richmond, BC

15.06.2015

The Pan Am flame will not be travelling on this day.La flamme panaméricaine ne se déplacera pas durant cette journée.

En este día no se trasladará la llama de los Juegos Panamericanos.

Day / Jour / Día 17 16.06.2015

•Sarnia, ONAamjiwnaang FN, ONWallaceburg, ON

•Chatham-Kent, ONTecumseh, ON•Windsor, ON

Day / Jour / Día 18 17.06.2015

Windsor, ONEssex, ON

•Leamington, ON•Point Pelee National Park / Parc national de la Pointe-Pelée / Parque Nacional Point Pelee, ONSt. Thomas, ON

•London, ON

Day / Jour / Día 19 18.06.2015

London, ONIngersoll, ON

•Woodstock, ON Tavistock, ONStratford, ONWaterloo, ON

•Kitchener, ON

Day / Jour / Día 20 19.06.2015

Kitchener, ON•Cambridge, ONBrantford, ON

•Mississaugas of the New Credit FN, ON

•Burlington, ON

Day / Jour / Día 21 20.06.2015

Welland, ONSt. Catharines, ON

•Port Dalhousie, ON•Niagara Falls, ON

Day / Jour / Día 22 21.06.2015

Winona, ONStoney Creek, ON

•Hamilton, ON Ancaster, ONDundas, ONWaterdown, ON

•Hamilton, ON

Day / Jour / Día 23 22.06.2015

Hamilton, ONCFB Winnipeg, MBThe Forks, Winnipeg MB (NHSC)

•Winnipeg, MB

Day / Jour / Día 24 23.06.2015

•Milton, ONOakville, ON

•Brampton, ON

Day / Jour / Día 25 24.06.2015

Brampton, ONKleinburg, ONWoodbridge, ON

•Vaughan, ONThornhill, ON•Richmond Hill, ON

Day / Jour / Día 26 25.06.2015

Richmond Hill, ON•Aurora, ONKing, ON

•Newmarket, ON

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Newmarket, ONSharon, ONHolland Landing, ON

•Bradford West Gwillimbury, ON

Keswick, ONMount Albert, ON

•Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON

Day / Jour / Día 28 27.06.2015

Markham, ONUnionville, ON Thornhill, ON•Markham, ON

Day / Jour / Día 29 28.06.2015

•Montréal, QC

Day / Jour / Día 30 29.06.2015

CFB Petawawa, ON

Day / Jour / Día 31 30.06.2015

Gatineau, QC•Ottawa, ON

Day / Jour / Día 32 01.07.2015

Kanata, ONBarrhaven, ON

Day / Jour / Día 33 02.07.2015

Orléans, ON Carleton Place, ON

•Smiths Falls, ONRideau Canal, Smiths Falls, ON (NHSC)Brockville, ONGananoque, ONFort Henry, Kingston, ON (NHSC)

•Kingston, ON

Day / Jour / Día 34 03.07.2015

•Calgary, ABCFB Kingston, ONKingston, ONOdessa, ONNapanee, ONDeseronto, ONTyendinaga FN, ON•Belleville, ON

Day / Jour / Día 35 04.07.2015

CFB Trenton, ONTrenton, ON•Brighton, ONColborne, ONCobourg, ON

•Toronto, ON (south / sud / sur)

Day / Jour / Día 36 05.07.2015

•Toronto, ON (east / est / este)

Day / Jour / Día 37 06.07.2015

•Toronto, ON (east and west / est et ouest / este y oeste)

Day / Jour / Día 38 07.07.2015

•Toronto, ON(west and north / ouest et nord / oeste y norte)

Day / Jour / Día 39 08.07.2015

•Toronto, ON (north and central / nord et centre / norte y centro)

Day / Jour / Día 40 09.07.2015

•Toronto, ON (central and south / centre et sud / centro y sur)

Day / Jour / Día 41 10.07.2015

•Toronto, ON (central and south / centre et sud / centro y sur)Pan Am Games Opening Ceremony in Toronto, ON Cérémonie d’ouverture des Jeux panaméricains à Toronto, ONCeremonia de Inauguración de los Juegos Panamericanos en Toronto, ON

This map shows the general route of the Pan Am Games Torch Relay, and notes the communities and places of interest where torchbearers will carry the Pan Am flame. The flame will be transported by car or plane between communities. The torch relay route will be updated and further details including routes and timing will be added closer to the flame’s arrival in each community. / Cette carte montre le parcours que suivra le Relais de la flamme panaméricaine ainsi que les communautés et lieux d’intérêt que visiteront les porteurs de flambeau. La flamme sera transportée par voiture ou par avion entre les communautés. Le parcours du Relais de la flamme sera mis à jour et de plus amples renseignements concernant notamment les trajets et les heures seront fournis peu avant l’arrivée de la flamme dans chaque communauté. / Este mapa muestra la ruta general del Relevo de la Antorcha de los Juegos Panamericanos e indica las comunidades y os lugares de interés a los que los portadores de la antorcha llevarán la llama de los Juegos Panamericanos. El transporte de la llama entre comunidades se hará en automóvil o avión. La ruta del relevo de la antorcha se actualizará y, más cerca de la llegada de la llama a cada comunidad, se brindarán más detalles, incluidas rutas y fechas.

TORONTO 2015 Pan Am Games Torch Relay Route • May 30 – July 10, 2015

Parcours du Relais de la flamme panaméricaine de TORONTO 2015 • Du 30 mai au 10 juillet 2015

Ruta del relevo de la antorcha de los Juegos Panamericanos TORONTO 2015 • Del 30 de mayo al 10 de julio de 2015

Legend / Légende / Leyenda•Major Celebration Community / Principale communauté de célébration / Principal comunidad de la celebración•Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation — Host First Nation / Première nation hôte / Primera Nación anfitriona

•National Park / Parc national / Parque nacional•Provincial Park / Parc provincial / Parque provincial

CFB — Canadian Forces Base / Base des Forces canadiennes / Base de las Fuerzas CanadiensesFN — First Nations / Premières nations / Primeras Naciones(NHSC) — National Historic Site of Canada / Lieu historique national du Canada / Sitio histórico nacional de Canadá

MNCFN & ThE GAMES: To2015 ToRCh RElAY RoUTE

SAVE ThE DATE!

Mark your calendars for a

community celebration

scheduled for:

June 19, 2015Watch for more

information to follow!

AlP lAUNCh NATiVE CANADiAN CENTRE, ToRoNTo

LEFT TO RIGHT: Pachi TO2015 Mascot, MNCFN

Councillor Sharon Bonham, and Executive Director of the

Native Canadian Centre, Larry Frost

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ToRCh RElAY EVENTOn Monday, March 16th, the TORONTO

2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games

Organizing Committee (TO2015)

announced the first ten torchbearers

participating in the TO2015 Torch Relay.

The torch – that will proudly be carried

by 3000 torchbearers – was also unveiled

along with the torchbearer uniform.

The Mississaugas of the New Credit First

Nation – Host First Nation to the Games

– proudly announced band member

Cameron Sault as one of the official

torchbearers to represent our community.

Sault, 28, grew up on the Mississaugas

of the New Credit First Nation and is

currently a youth worker at Six Nations.

Cameron’s educational background

is in Recreation and Leisure Services.

He is great role model and has always

been active in sports as shown by his

most recent success and career with

the Brantford Blast Senior AAA hockey

club. Chief LaForme enthusiastically

stated, “We look forward to cheering on

Cameron as he carries the torch into our

community on June 19th, 2015”.

MNCFN’s second TO2015 torch bearer

will be announced in May 2015. In

addition, MNCFN will be incorporating

the seven (7) generations by way of

“Feather Carriers” who will be dressed in

traditional regalia and who will proudly

carry the Eagle Feather side by side

with the Torch Bearers. Look for more

information on the Feather Carriers and

second torch bearer in our next edition.

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Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation: Traditional Territory

The Mississauga Indians of New Credit... were the original ownersof the territory embraced in the following description, namely commencing at Long Point on Lake Erie thence eastward along theshore of the Lake to the Niagara River. Then down the River toLake Ontario, then northward along the shore of the Lake to the River Rouge east of Toronto then up that river to the dividing ridge between Lakes Ontario and Simcoe then along the dividing ridges to the head waters of the River Thames then southward to Long Point the place of the beginning. This vast tract of land now forms the garden of Canada West.-Rev. Peter Jones, Chief of New Credit (February 13, 1855)

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© Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation, 2014

oUR iNVolVEMENT: whAT iT MEANS

As Host First Nation of the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation (MNCFN) looks forward with deep pride and enthusiasm to welcoming all to our traditional territory. The Games are

an opportunity to build an enduring legacy based on recognition and respect.

We and our sister Mississauga Nations take our role seriously. Our traditional territory forms a great arc encompassing the very

heart of Ontario and includes much of the Greater Toronto Area where so many of the Pan Am/Parapan Am venues are located.

We’re looking forward to showcasing our unique traditions and culture with the world.

To2015 YoUTh SUMMiT On March 21-22, 2015, up to 300 youth delegates from Ontario came

together in downtown Toronto for the two-day TO2015 Youth Summit.

The theme “Building community through sport and culture” was an

opportunity for youth aged 16-24 to be part of the upcoming Games by

learning first hand about the value of sport to community and the legacies

that an international multi-sport Games can leave a region.

Councillor Stacey Laforme, Chair of the PAGS Committee welcomed

the youth to the traditional territory of the Mississaugas by opening the

Summit along with Elder Peter Schuler. Jordan Jamieson attended as the

MNCFN Youth representative.

Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation: Traditional Territory

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PAN AM GAMES TiCKET DRAw BAlloTName: ______________________________________________________________ Age: ___________ MNCFN Band Member: yes no

Mailing Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Number: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Email: ______________________________________________________________________________ Event Session Ref# of interest: __________

if you are an Elder or require special assistance, please submit one additional name and note the reason.

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Reason: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

if you are under the age of 16, please ask an adult to accompany you to your desired event session.

Name of Parent/Guardian (to attend with you): __________________________________________________________________________

Contact Number (if different from above) ______________________________________________________________________________

Parent/Guardian Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

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EVENTS SChEDUlEref # eVeNt sessioN date tiMe loCatioN

#1 opening Ceremonies Fri July 10, 2015 6:30 p.m. Rogers Centre

#2 Closing Ceremonies Sun July 26, 2015 6:30 p.m. Rogers Centre

#3 Aquatics – water Polo women’s Medal Tues July 14, 2015 6:00 p.m. MAR-Atos Markham Pam Am/Parapan Am Centre - MARKhAM

#4 Aquatics – water Polo Men’s Medal wed July 15, 2015 6:00 p.m. MAR-Atos Markham Pam Am/Parapan Am Centre - MARKhAM

#5 Baseball Men’s Medal Sun July 19, 2015 7:00 p.m. President’s Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark - AJAX

#6 Baseball women’s Medal Sun July 26, 2015 12:00 p.m. President’s Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark - AJAX

#7 Basketball women’s Medal Mon June 20, 2015 4:00 p.m. Ryerson Athletic Centre - ToRoNTo

#8 Basketball Men’s Medal Sat July 25, 2015 11:00 p.m. Ryerson Athletic Centre - ToRoNTo

#9 Boxing Medal Sat July 25, 2015 8:00 p.m. oshawa Sports Centre - oShAwA

#10 Field hockey Men’s Medal Sat July 25, 2015 5:00 p.m. Pan Am/Parapan Am Fields - ToRoNTo

#11 Field hockey women’s Medal Fri July 24, 2015 5:00 p.m. Pan Am/Parapan Am Fields - ToRoNTo

#12 Football (Soccer) women’s Medal Sat July 25, 2015 6:30 p.m. CiBC hamilton Pan Am Soccer Stadium – hAMilToN

#13 Football (Soccer) Men’s Medal Sun July 26, 2015 1:00 p.m. CiBC hamilton Pan Am Soccer Stadium – hAMilToN

#14 Gymnastics – Trampoline Medal Sun July 19, 2015 7:00 p.m. Toronto Coliseum – ToRoNTo

#15 Karate Medal Sat July 25, 2015 6:00 p.m. Mississauga Sports Centre – MiSSiSSAUGA

#16 Roller Sports – Figure Skating Medal Sun July 12, 2015 6:00 p.m. Exhibition Centre – ToRoNTo

#17 Roller Sports – Figure Skating Medal Mon July 13, 2015 4:30 p.m. CiBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre & Field house – SCARBoRoUGh

#18 Rugby Sevens Medal Sun July 12, 2015 4:00 p.m. Exhibition Stadium – ToRoNTo

#19 Softball Men’s Medal Sat July 18, 2015 12:00 p.m. President’s Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark - AJAX

#20 Softball women’s Medal Sun July 26, 2015 11:00 a.m. President’s Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark - AJAX

#21 Beach Volleyball Medal Tues July 21, 2015 3:00 p.m. Chevrolet Beach Volleyball Centre – ToRoNTo

#23 indoor Volleyball women’s Medal Sat July 25, 2015 3:00 p.m. Exhibition Centre – ToRoNTo

#24 indoor Volleyball Men’s Medal Sun July 26, 2015 3:00 p.m. Exhibition Centre – ToRoNTo

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