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We are a technical advisory service for 133 First Nations and 16 Tribal Councils in Ontario

 

133
First Nations of Ontario
20
Unaffiliated First Nations
16
Tribal Councils
6
Large First Nations

 

Who We Are

The Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation was established in February 1995 to provide advisory level technical services to Unaffiliated First Nations, Tribal Councils, and Large First Nations in Ontario. Our staff consists mostly of Indigenous experts and technical staff.

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Benefits of using OFNTSC's services

Along with our core services, we support First Nations with capital project planning, quality assurance, training, architectural support, and more! OFNTSC engineers and technicians often work with Chiefs & Councils, Directors of Technical Services/Public Works, Band Administrators, Water Plant Operators, Emergency Response personnel, Tribal Councils, and provincial and federal ministries to provide: 

  • Qualified technical professionals
  • Support for meeting reporting requirements to funding providers
  • Quality assurance of community infrastructure
  • Fair, objective, and timely advice
  • Culturally sensitive interactions with First Nations and citizens
  • Enhanced community safety

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National Indigenous Youth STEM Summit happening in Toronto this October

Sep 15th, 2025

On October 15 & 16, 2025, the Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) will host a two-day National STEM Summit for Indigenous youth in Toronto through its Technical Youth Career Outreach Project (TYCOP). The event aims to empower Indigenous youth in grades 9 - 12 by showcasing diverse technical STEM career pathways, while highlighting the deep connections between science, technology, engineering, math (STEM), and traditional Indigenous knowledge.

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Used Tire Collection: A User Guide to Enroll as a Collection Site with eTracks

Aug 19th, 2025
Learn about a new resource we have to share: "Used Tire Collection: A User Guide to Enroll as a Collection Site with eTracks." The purpose of this document is to serve as a user guide for used tire collection in First Nations communities.
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First Nation Led Blue Box Transition Network | Virtual Meeting #1

Aug 8th, 2025
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Register now for the first virtual meeting of the First Nation Led Blue Box Transition Network, being held on Zoom on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, at 2:00 pm (ET).
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Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Cambridge - March 31 - April 2

Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 is a practical training program focused on the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment process in accordance with CSA Z769 and CCME Guidelines. The course provides hands-on instruction in data gap analysis, health and safety planning, and the development of effective sampling plans. Participants gain experience with drilling techniques and field procedures, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as proper field documentation, such as borehole logging and chain of custody.
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Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Fort Frances - April 28 - 30

Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 is a practical training program focused on the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment process in accordance with CSA Z769 and CCME Guidelines. The course provides hands-on instruction in data gap analysis, health and safety planning, and the development of effective sampling plans. Participants gain experience with drilling techniques and field procedures, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as proper field documentation, such as borehole logging and chain of custody.
Read more about Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Fort Frances - April 28 - 30
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Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Manitoulin Island - May 12 - 14

Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 is a practical training program focused on the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment process in accordance with CSA Z769 and CCME Guidelines. The course provides hands-on instruction in data gap analysis, health and safety planning, and the development of effective sampling plans. Participants gain experience with drilling techniques and field procedures, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as proper field documentation, such as borehole logging and chain of custody.
Read more about Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Manitoulin Island - May 12 - 14
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