A Message From Capital & Infrastructure
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supplying an appropriate dumpster or waste container for each project
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Ensuring all construction and demolition debris is removed from the site and disposed of with an authorized waste management facility
We would like to inform the community that there is currently an Invitation To Tender from Public Works and Procurement Canada relating to the J.C. Van Horne Bridge.
This Invitation To Tender is currently limited to bids from Indigenous businesses.
Those interested are encouraged to click the link below to submit their bids.
https://canadabuys.canada.ca/en/tender-opportunities/tender-notice/ws5810721272-doc5810910947
The Listuguj Fire Department will be going around the community to inspect and replace (if needed) smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, portable fire extinguishers and evacuation plan on all homes.
At no charge to the homeowner.
The smoke detectors will have a 10-year lithium backup battery.
This will be taking place on Monday, July 27th.

Save a date : Friday July 31st @1pm
We are continuing our mission to raising awareness for the Medical Transportation Program.
We aim to encouraging community involvement! Please come with a competitive spirit and a thirst for knowledge. While getting to enjoy some games and win great prizes!
Come meet and greet the Medical Transportation Team!
MT 1st Pizza Throw Down! We will be hosting a blind Pizza taste test!
We have a few strong contestants! … who will win the BEST PIZZA in town? You decide!
If you’re up for the challenge, please send email to visoda.czernecki@listuguj.ca or 418-788-2155
Attention Community Members!
Please see below the following public notice from Public Services and Procurement Canada regarding overnight alternating lane closures on the J.C. Van Horne Bridge happening from July 20th to the 25th.


Attention Community Members!
We would like to inform that elevated levels of paralytic shellfish toxins have recently been detected in shellfish harvested around our area.
These toxins cannot be seen, smelled, or tasted, and they are not destroyed by cooking, freezing, or other food preparation methods. Consumption of contaminated shellfish may result in symptoms such as tingling or numbness of the lips and fingers, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, paralysis, and, in severe cases, death.
We recommend that community members:
•Avoid harvesting or consuming shellfish from areas that are closed due to paralytic shellfish toxins.
•Verify whether a harvesting area is open or closed before collecting shellfish.
•Be aware that recreational harvesting in contaminated areas can pose significant health risks.
Current shellfish harvesting closures can be verified using the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Interactive Shellfish Harvesting Map, which provides up-to-date information on open and closed harvesting areas.
Provided below is an informational document detailing what PSP is, it’s health risks, symptoms, and preventive measures.


The Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government Chief and Council believe prevention is key to breaking the cycle of addiction. They are also looking beyond both prevention and enforcement and are committed to supporting families and individuals affected by the epidemic of addictions.
To expand our reach of the preventative mental health programs and the support needed to break the cycle of addictions, the Listuguj Community Health Services (LCHS) purchased a Community Outreach Van. Qualified Outreach Workers will be hired by the Listuguj Community Social Services Directorate (LCSSD) to provide these services.
This Community Outreach Van builds upon the work of the Listuguj Wellness Renewal Initiative (LWRI) aimed at engaging with our youth and community members to promote open, supportive communication, and de-stigmatize the conversations around mental health and substance misuse.
Mobile Mental Health counselling is a proven method of bringing mental health support to people in communities to overcome barriers like transportation or stigma. Services through the Community Outreach Van will include in-person counselling, workshops and resource distribution in a private and comfortable environment.
“We will continue to work together to address the addiction situation in our community. This Community Outreach Van is an opportunity for community members to come in and talk with us, through the outreach worker. It is our goal to provide them with the resource information available IN our community”. Director of Listuguj Community Health Services, Donna Metallic.
Stay tuned for more information and schedules updates as we move closer to launching this valuable resource in Listuguj.

•Preapproval all Medical Appointments
•One Medical Escort Approved by Physician
•Supporting Medical Documentations
The lucky winner for the wheel of fortune is Corey Metallic!
You can pick up your prize at the LCHS Center.
The second game is a Listuguj Medical Transportation Word Search!
Please submit your completed Word Search to
visoda.czernecki@listuguj.ca by June 30th. The draw will be taking place at 11:00AM.
Physical copies of the word search can be found at LCHS’s front office.
Thank you from the Medial Transportation Team 🚙
