Caldwell First Nation
14 Orange Street N8H 1P5 Leamington, ON, Canada

Hugging Trees In the time of the Ancestors, everything in Creation had a voice. To truly understand our surroundings, we need to go back to these ways. The Wal...nut Tree has been here a longer time, as the trunk is larger. It represents Caldwell First Nation, the Original People of Point Pelee. The younger Hackberry Tree represents the Staff of Point Pelee National Park as they embrace the Traditions of the Ancestors. The Walnut and Hackberry embrace each other. Our roots are embedded in Mother Earth, growing together and sheltering each other. They can teach us, if we listen. Touch these Trees and hear their stories. They grow united, in balance. This is one story of the relationship between Caldwell First Nation and Point Pelee National Park.

Visit Point Pelee National Park, along with Caldwell First Nation, as we invite you to "Madbin Jina"-- sit a while.

The Point Pelee National Park day-use area formerly known as Pioneer was renamed Madbin Jina, at a small ceremony Saturday attended by members of Caldwell First Nation, Walpole Island First Nation and Parks Canada staff.

Check out Page 9 of the recent issue of Culinarie Magazine as Caldwell's Culinary Advisor, Chef Billy Alexander, talks about his move to Leamington, Three Fires: An Indigenous Culinary Experience, and shares his recipe for 3 Sisters Salad with Cedar Plank Salmon. Catch him again on pages 24-26 alongside some of Canada's BIPOC chefs and business owners discuss creating a more inclusive culinary community.

Check out Caldwell's Culinary Advisor and Executive Chef Billy Alexander on CTV's "Your Morning" this Friday, July 31 at 8:40 AM EST! Billy will be featuring his traditionally inspired indigenous creation of 3 Sisters & Cedar Plank Fillet of Salmon Salad https://www.ctv.ca/Your-Morning

We are so privileged to bring such great talent, passion and enthusiasm here to CFN and Leamington! Billy Alexander

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This year's LNHL tournament is CANCELLED. Please see the notice below for more information. We will provide further updates in the near future.

The month of February is the Bear Moon. The Bear is medicine. Within the process of making art there is medicine. It’s therapeutic and relaxing. Tonight was goo...d medicine. So good to see and be a part of this community coming together. Much laughter, joy and good food. Fantastic results and a great addition to the many paintings they have already created. See more