The Chief and Council of Zagimē Anishinabēk are entrusted with guiding the Nation through strong leadership, transparent governance, and a commitment to cultural values. As elected representatives of the people, they work collectively to make decisions that reflect the voices of community members, while protecting Treaty rights and advancing the Nation’s long-term vision for growth and self-determination.

heir responsibilities extend across all areas of community life, including health, education, housing, lands, economic development, and cultural revitalization. Chief and Council work in partnership with Elders, youth, and staff to ensure that decisions are inclusive and balanced, blending traditional teachings with modern governance practices.

Through advocacy, negotiation, and strategic planning, Chief and Council represent Zagimē Anishinabēk in relationships with governments, industry, and other Nations. Their focus remains on creating opportunities for future generations while safeguarding the language, culture, and traditions that define the community.

Guiding principle
Leadership rooted in integrity, service, and the enduring values of the Zagimē Anishinabēk.