Our Logo:
Wasaya describes the light and energy of the rising sun in the Oji-Cree dialect and the logo of Wasaya, which depicts a sunburst with eight sunrays, represents each original owner community.
Wasaya describes the light and energy of the rising sun in the Oji-Cree dialect and the logo of Wasaya, which depicts a sunburst with eight sunrays, represents each original owner community.
At Wasaya Group, relationships are our priority. Success brings more success to the people and organizations that you have relationships with. As employers, employees, friends and family to our First Nations communities, we want to bring that success. It's more than providing services. It's providing the services that are needed - in a way that is exceptional.
Our First Nation Ownership Communities:
Bearskin Lake First Nation
Fort Severn First Nation
Kasabonika Lake First Nation
Keewaywin First Nation
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug ( KI )
Kingfisher Lake First Nation
Muskrat Dam First Nation
Nibinamik First Nation
Pikangikum First Nation
Sandy Lake First Nation
Wapekeka First Nation
Wunnumin Lake First Nation
Bearskin Lake First Nation
Fort Severn First Nation
Kasabonika Lake First Nation
Keewaywin First Nation
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug ( KI )
Kingfisher Lake First Nation
Muskrat Dam First Nation
Nibinamik First Nation
Pikangikum First Nation
Sandy Lake First Nation
Wapekeka First Nation
Wunnumin Lake First Nation
WGI NEWS:
JULY 13, 2011. Mr. Tom Kamenawatamin, President & CEO of Wasaya Group Inc., is pleased to announce that an agreement was signed with Lazanko Inc. on July 13, 2011 to buy the outstanding shares of Wasaya Petroleum Limited Partnership owned by their Manitoba partner. Read more...
Photos: July 13, 2011 Wasaya Petroleum President Tom Morris, and WGI President Tom Kamenawatamin Sr. sign documents to purchase the remaining shares.
WASAYA GROUP INC. NOW FULLY OWNS WASAYA PETROLEUM LP
WASAYA GROUP INC. & CITY OF THUNDER BAY SPONSOR YOUTH ORIENTATION EVENT WELCOMING FIRST NATION STUDENTS TO CITY OF THUNDER BAY.
October 5, 2011. Mr. Tom Kamenawatamin, President & CEO of Wasaya Group Inc., & CITY OF THUNDER BAY Mayor Keith Hobbs join others in welcoming First Nation Students who are attending city high schools. The event hosted at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School saw many city service agencies also welcome youth with a variety of information booths that were well stocked with brochures and advisors providing valuable resouces to our youth. Read more...
SUCCESS! CT SCANNER PURCHASED FOR SIOUX LOOKOUT! GRAND OPENING CEREMONY TOOK PLACE NOV 3, 2011. Read more...
October 27, 2011 Wasaya First Nation ownership communities grow to eleven as Fort Severn becomes the 11th shareholder of the 100% First Nation owned Company. Wasaya Group & Wasaya Airways announced Friday....Read more..
October 27, 2011: Wasaya Group expands operations to add "Ohteban" Trucking - a Joint Venture with Morgan Transfer, a 100% aboriginal owned Company. Read more...
October 27, 2011: "Wasaya Dowland Contracting" - Wasaya Group expands into the Construction Industry as they form a new Joint Venture with Dowland Contracting Ltd. Hospitals, Arenas, Mines, Transmission Lines, Hotels, etc. are... Read more...
FORT SEVERN FIRST NATION
"OHTEBAN" Wasaya Trucking: Morgan Transfer's
Anne and Darrel Morgan announce a new joint
venture partnership along with Wasaya Group
President and Chief Executive Officer, Tom S.
Kamenawatamin - at Thunder Bay media event.
Welcome to the Wasaya Group of Companies!
Chief Theresa Okimaw-Hall, executive director of Canada Chrome, the transportation arm of KWG, said the company will complete a private placement of flow-through shares to fund its half of the drilling program now underway with Cliffs Natural Resources at the Big Daddy chromite deposit in the James Bay lowlands.
Funds generated by the sale, through a deal between the company and the Wasaya Group/Wasaya Wee-Chee-Way-Win Inc. will be made available for the acquisition, furnishing and maintenance of residences for students attending Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School. Read more:
Funds generated by the sale, through a deal between the company and the Wasaya Group/Wasaya Wee-Chee-Way-Win Inc. will be made available for the acquisition, furnishing and maintenance of residences for students attending Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School. Read more:
Dec. 20, 2011 KWG $2 Million Placement To Assist United Way Of Thunder Bay & Wasaya Group / Wasaya Wee-Chee-Way-Win Inc., in the Founding Of Cromarty High School Residences:
WASAYA GROUP INC
A NATIVE VENTURE CORPORATION
Self Sufficiency and Self Determination through Business Partnerships and Economic Development
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Bearskin Lake Fort Severn Kasabonika Lake Keewaywin Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug KIngfisher Lake Muskrat Dam Nibinamik Pikangikum Sandy Lake Wapekeka Wunnumin Lake
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March 23, 2012 Wasaya First Nation ownership communities grow to twelve as Sandy Lake First Nation joins Wasaya shareholders. The Wasaya Group of Companies, a 100% First Nation owned company & Sandy Lake announced Friday at a media event in Thunder Bay the addition of Sandy Lake to the 23 year old partnership..
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Above photo: Chief Adam Fiddler and representatives from Sandy First Nation pose for media photos after signing Shareholders Agreement with Wasaya Group Partnership in Thunder Bay. Photo Below: Signing of Shareholder's Agreement
March 23, 2012 Wasaya Group Welcomes Sandy Lake First Nation to Partnership!
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