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Miskaankwad Dwayne Nashkawa

@Miskaankwaad Dwayne Nashkawa has been the Chief Executive Officer of Nipissing First Nation, located on the shores of Lake Nipissing in northern Ontario since 2004. He has spent his career working in First Nations in senior roles in the areas of natural resources development, treaty research, governance and administration. Dwayne has led various tripartite negotiations including the Ontario First Nations Policing Agreement and the Anishinabek Trapping Agreement. Dwayne also participated in negotiations for the settlement of the Nipissing Boundary Claim Settlement and various community governance initiatives. Dwayne is a member of the Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation located on the Bruce Peninsula and is a proud father of three.
  • Policy Brief | Social Policy
The Promise and Failure of First Nation Policing in Ontario
by Miskaankwad Dwayne Nashkawa
  • January 23, 2019
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