Tikinagan Child and Family Service’s Property Department has two new policies being put into place, effective today, July 23, 2024; Vehicle Disposal Policy & Vehicle Replacement, Retirement and Repurposing Policy.

Every year, there are many events happening; specifically the CLE in Thunder Bay, Red River Ex in Winnipeg as well as the Dryden/Sioux Lookout Fairs. Attendance to only one of these events will be covered, but must coincide with family visits, reunification visits, foster parent/children in care vacation.

The agency has been working on ID for children and youth in care. To assist with the process of obtaining identification a new email has been set up.

Tikinagan has set the following rules for smoking and vaping in compliance with the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, S.O. 1994, C.10, and the Electronic Cigarettes Act 2015, S.O. 2015, c. 7, Schedule 3.

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All staff are invited to complete Tikinagan’s internal survey, released today (July 2, 2024). This is not spam.

As part of the pandemic measures in 2020, the Agency had implemented reimbursement allowances to staff for home internet and personal cell phone usage, for those who were required to work remotely and were not issued Agency provided cell phones.

The Tikinagan brand – our logos, colours, and other communication materials – is an important aspect of service delivery.

You’re invited to… Waniskahtan Honouring the Lives and Legacies of Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls and LGBTQ2S+ This interactive exhibition setup at the Sioux Lookout […]

As part of the pandemic measures in 2020, the Agency had implemented reimbursement allowances to staff for home internet and personal cell phone usage, for those who were required to work remotely and were not issued Agency provided cell phones.