Wasaw Business Enterprise Unit

Wasaw Construction Ltd., Wasaw Food Services Inc., Wasaw Project Inc. and Wasaw Developments Ltd., are all separate, incorporated businesses. The Board composition for all of the Business Enterprises is identical for each corporation.

The Board of Directors

 

Connie Foster
Board of Directors

Owner of Constant Trucking, a successful forestry operation, Connie Foster also sits on the Board of Directors for Wasaw Businesses. Ms. Foster has a very strong administrative background, working as the Registrar for Seven Generations Education Institute. Connie is a member of Couchiching First Nation and is well-regarded as an entrepreneur and business leader.

Jackie Lizotte
Board of Directors

Information coming soon

Harry Morrisseau
Board of Directors

Information coming soon

Primary Contact

 
Annette McPherson, Project Manager
(807) 274-9276

Wasaw Offices

 
The Wasaw Enterprises offices are situated on Couchiching First Nation at 450 HWY 11, located just East of Fort Frances. Wasaw Food Services catering offices are located at the Couchiching Bingo Palace at 320 Harry's Rd.

Telephone: (807) 274-9276:
Ext 201 - Annette McPherson, Project Manager
Ext 202 - Finance Coordinator

Gregg Bruyere, Food Services Manager
FAX : (807) 271-5733

Christine Jourdain, Economic Development
(807) 274-9013 Ext 205

Couchiching First Nation

 
One of 28 Treaty 3 communities, Couchiching First Nation is located at the heart of the meeting place for the Grand Council Treaty #3, Couchiching Falls.

The falls are now the site of a Canadian / US Port of Entry, via the International Bridge, connecting Fort Frances, Ontario and International Falls, in Minnesota’s Koochiching County. Fort Frances and CFN are in Ontario’s Rainy River District.

Couchiching First Nation is composed of almost 6,425 hectares of land adjacent to Fort Frances and is the largest land-holder on Rainy Lake, which is an international waterway. The community has a resident population of about 710 people with more than 400 members living in the Rainy River District, many having homes and families in Fort Frances, Ontario. The total population of CFN is just under 2,500 members.

Couchiching First Nation is governed by a Chief and Council, who are the shareholders of Wasaw Enterprises.
Learn more about our community at: www.couchichingfirstnation.com