nɔːrθ·lændz dɛn·əˈsuː·lin | Northlands Denesuline First Nation

Conflict Score
Community Profile
Community Profile
  • The Northlands Denesuline First Nation is an Indigenous community located in Lac Brochet, Manitoba, with deep connections to Dene cultural heritage
  • Last Updated 2025-05-03 20:43:37 UTC
  • Name: Northlands Denesuline First Nation (ISC Code: 317)
  • Former Names: Lac Brochet Band
  • Band Style: First Nation
  • Cultural Area: Subarctic
  • Indigenous Language: Denesuline (Chipewyan)
  • Number of Registered Members: 1217
Governance

Band Council

  • GOVERNANCE TYPE: Not Applicable
  • TERM EXPIRES: 04/10/2027
  • CHIEF: SIMON DENECHEZHE
  • NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS:9
  • SIMON DENECHEZHE
  • JOE ANTSANEN
  • LINDA VEUILLOT
  • AGNES DENEDCHEZHE
  • MODEST ANTSANEN
  • JOE DANTTOUZE
  • SIMON DENECHEZHE
  • SYLVIA TSSESSAZE
  • MODESTE (AUGUSTINE) TESSASSAGE

Contact Information

  • BAND WEBSITE: http://www.ktc.ca/?page_id=170
  • PHONE NUMBER: (204) 337-2270
  • FAX NUMBER: (204) 337-2055
  • ADDRESS: PO BOX 120, LAC BROCHET, MB
  • EMAILS:
  • Chief SIMON DENECHEZHE:
  • Councillor JOE ANTSANEN:
  • Councillor LINDA VEUILLOT:
  • Councillor AGNES DENEDCHEZHE:
  • Councillor MODEST ANTSANEN:
  • Councillor JOE DANTTOUZE:
  • Councillor SIMON DENECHEZHE:
  • Councillor SYLVIA TSSESSAZE:
  • Councillor MODESTE (AUGUSTINE) TESSASSAGE:
  • General Band Office:
  • Media Contact:
  • Referrals Contact:
  • Websites

Laws, Bylaws, and Codes

Intergovernmental Agreements

Lands and Traditional Territory

Reserves

Northern Manitoba Traditional Territory

  • Encompasses Lac Brochet region
  • Includes boreal forest and lake systems
  • Traditional hunting and fishing grounds
  • Historically nomadic Dene territory spanning northwestern Manitoba
Consultations and Referrals

Band Submissions

Consultation Reports

Band Business Interests

Band Owned Corporations

Court Records

Downloadable Court Decisions

Active Court Cases

Media Reports

Media Reports

Academic Research

Academic Research

Expert Analysis