Bruce Achneepineskum is the Chief of Marten Falls First Nation, leading major infrastructure and economic development initiatives for his community. A graduate of Ryerson University, he is a key figure in negotiations for the Ring of Fire access road, ensuring his community is a primary partner and beneficiary.
His work is driven by a deep commitment to his communitys advancement and the rights of its members. He is a vocal advocate for upholding treaty promises and emphasizes the importance of providing access to quality education for all First Nations people.
He is at the forefront of a historic effort to connect his remote community to Ontarios provincial power grid for the first time.
Bruce Achneepineskum
Chief at Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road
Ogoki, Ontario, Canada
Overview
Topics They Care About
Community Development
He leads efforts to build an all-season Community Access Road, planning for engineering and construction to create opportunities for Marten Falls First Nation.
First Nations Rights
Strongly advocates for the rights and interests of his and other First Nations, emphasizing his duty to his community and upholding treaty obligations.
Infrastructure Projects
Actively working to connect his community to the provincial transmission grid, viewing it as a critical step for progress alongside road development.
Media Appearances
Work History
9-2023
Chief at Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road
9-2014
Chief at Marten Falls First Nation
Education
Bachelor's Degree from Ryerson University
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Location : Ogoki, Ontario, Canada
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Designation : Chief at Marten Falls First Nation Community Access Road
