DENYS BERNARD
GENERAL MANAGER
Always on the lookout for business opportunities, Denys sees to the development and growth of the organization. His vision allows W8banaki to effectively serve our communities according to our mission, but also to export our expertise to many Indigenous communities and private organizations.
In addition, Denys plays, among other things, a representative role for the Nation. He supervises, manages and administrates the various funding programs, services and projects underway for W8banaki. He is also responsible for supervising staff and ensuring that institutional values and established performance requirements are met.
NIKITA ZEWSKI
ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER AND COMMUNICATIONS
Whether it is through graphic communication, communication plans, public relations or new information technologies, Nikita is in charge of controlling the different information that circulates and of taking care of the image of the two communities. Furthermore, she is in charge of the liaison between the executive management and the various departments. Nikita works closely with the Executive Director by participating in the elaboration of the business development strategy and in the coordination of administrative activities, human resources and operations.
MÉLANIE DALLAIRE
DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING
Reporting to the Executive Director, Mélanie is responsible for directing, coordinating and controlling accounting activities. In addition, she is responsible for conducting financial analysis for ongoing projects and for providing the information needed for making informed decisions. She is also responsible for introducing the necessary changes to ensure the continuous improvement of processes and the efficient use of resources.
DIANE M’SADOQUES
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING
Diane is in charge of everything related to the payroll and the accounts payable. She also oversees the Home Care Services for both communities.
JULIE CASAUBON, CPA
ACCOUNTANT
Reporting to the Director of Accounting, Julie is responsible for the sound management of financial resources. Whether it is through the follow-up of financing, project progress monitoring, invoicing and cash flow planning, Julie ensures coordination between the field and financial aspects. In other words, she carries out her duties in such a way as to pursue one of the Nation's missions, which is to offer high-level services to the communities.
ÉMILIE LEFEBVRE
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
In addition to being an administrative assistant, Émilie also manages the hunting, fishing and trapping file by establishing schedules, selling permits and replying to various questions from fishermen and hunters, as well as registering game.
JOANIE RANCOURT
COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANT
Joanie provides communications services to the communities of Odanak and Wôlinak, and the various departments of the W8banaki organization. Whether through graphic communications, communications plans, public relations or new information technology. She monitors the various information circulating, makes sure the image of both communities is upheld and lends support to various projects.
JEAN-SÉBASTIEN CHAREST
IT DIRECTOR
Jean-Sébastien is in charge of various information technologies.
HELEN WATSO
SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE OFFICER
With a B.A. in Human Relations and a certificate in Coaching, Helen has distinctive skills that are useful in her role as a Socio-Economic Assistance Officer. Having worked for several years with various communities in Quebec, Helen is the ideal person to provide personalized income assistance services and follow-up to the residents of the Algonquin community of Barriere Lake.
MATHIEU BLANCHETTE
HUMAN RESOURCES CONSULTANT
Mathieu, who is a member of the CHRP order, has a great knowledge of the First Nations context. His main tasks within W8banaki are to provide support to the management department in order to ensure the optimal development of resources and work teams as well as to actively contribute to various projects.
MARC-ANTOINE DUCHESNE
STRATEGIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADVISOR
Acting as project manager for the development of wind energy on the Ndakina, the Abenaki ancestral territory, Marc-Antoine ensures a constant representation of the Nation in this project. In addition, his studies in Finance at HEC Montreal as well as his experience in business development are also put to good use for the communities of Odanak and Wôlinak in his role as economic agent.
MAXIME LYONNAIS
NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR
Reporting to the Director of Technology, Maxime is responsible for the implementation, configuration, and maintenance of IT infrastructures, as well as access management and data security. He ensures the proper functioning of the computer systems for users and resolves any technical problems that may arise.
JEAN BRETON
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENT
LOUIS JUTRAS, ENG.
DIRECTOR - ENGINEERING
Louis is in charge of the engineering department within W8banaki's technical services. He manages the department's services, mandates and personnel while ensuring the quality of services provided to clients and partners. Louis also holds the position of project manager and developer on various engineering projects involving civil engineering, municipal engineering, and road engineering.
MAXIME DIAMOND
DIRECTOR - HOUSING & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Maxime oversees the Housing and Emergency Measures (EMAP) departments within the Technical Services Department. He manages the services, mandates, and personnel of these two departments, while ensuring the quality of services provided to clients and partners. Maxime works in collaboration with various communities, mainly for construction, inspection, building evaluation and asset management projects. With his team, he ensures that the various needs of the communities in terms of emergency measures are met. In addition, Maxime regularly works on the development of various projects in collaboration with governmental levels.
BENOIT GIGUÈRE, ENG.
PROJECT MANAGER
Having graduated from the University of Sherbrooke in Civil Engineering in December 2016, Benoit joined the W8banaki team shortly after graduation. He is responsible for design standards and the application of engineering calculations necessary for road development and repair projects. Benoit also possesses sound technical drawing skills.
GENEVIÈVE VEILLEUX, T.P.
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST
Geneviève graduated with a DEC in Architecture Technology in 2008 and works since 2009 for W8banaki. As an architectural technologist, she is responsible for designing, producing and completing construction plans for several projects. In addition to actively participating in the management of the various ongoing projects, Geneviève is also responsible for CMHC grant programs.
MARILYNE RAPOSO
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNICIAN
Marilyne graduated from the CEGEP of Trois-Rivières in May 2018 in Architecture Technology. She also completed a civil engineering degree from the same educational institution in 2014. She joined the W8banaki team during her studies, contributing to the drafting tasks of different projects, residential building design and inspections. Marilyne possesses a thorough knowledge of building standards.
ALEXANDRE LAROUCHE
CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN
Alexandre graduated from the CEGEP of Trois-Rivières in May 2017. During his studies, he was hired by the Ministère des Transports as a construction supervisor. Through his work, he acquired various experience such as contract management and work inspection. In April 2018, he joined the W8banaki team. Alexandre possesses good knowledge of road network standards, surveying and site supervision.
CYRILLE CANTIN
TECHNICIAN IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Cyrille Cantin graduated in Civil engineering from Cégep de Trois-Rivières in May 2014. After his studies, he moved into the field of building structure, where he was able to deepen his knowledge of the related standards. His great versatility later led him to work in the field of mechanical engineering. Thanks to this experience, Cyrille was able to perfect her mastery of computer-aided drawing and project management. In March 2019, he joined the W8banaki team where he acquired a good knowledge of road network, construction and surveying standards as well as site supervision.
JEAN DUMONT
COORDINATOR - HOUSING
As a graduate of Collège F.X. Garneau in housing management techniques for First Nations, Jean coordinates the W8banaki housing department. He also holds the titles of Circuit Rider Housing Instructor (CRHI) and Quebec representative as a Director on the FNNBOA-ANABPN Board of Directors. Jean has extensive experience in project management, estimating and building technology education. With his wide range of skills, he has nearly 25 years of continuous specialized experience.
DAMIEN TURCOTTE
BUILDING MECHANIC TECHNICIAN
Following his education in mechanical engineering at the Cégep de Trois-Rivières, Damien uses his skills in this field to analyze, design, optimize and estimate the multiple mechanical systems of the buildings under the responsibility of W8banaki
DANIEL SIROIS
BUILDING INSPECTOR - ESTIMATOR
Daniel has extensive construction experience and he currently works for W8banaki as a Building Inspector. He also assists the engineering team in supervising construction or other related inspection work.
RALPH BLOUIN JR
ESTIMATOR
With over 25 years of experience in construction project management, Ralph acts as an estimator for the organization. His versatility and vast knowledge allow him to be involved in a wide variety of projects.
DANY BEAUDOIN
SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER
Trained as a structural and civil engineering technician, Dany is responsible for project management, design and production of plans and specifications in the field of structure and foundations. Dany has been working for over 20 years in the fields of engineering, architecture and construction. Among his mandates, he has been in charge of various design, plan and construction projects carried out on various industrial sites.
CLÉOPHÉE LACHAPELLE
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Cléophée joins the Technical services department as an administrative assistant. Having just completed her secretarial training, combined with her previous work experience in administration, she will be able to effectively carry out her mandate, the purpose of the position being to support the Housing and Emergency Management Coordinator. Furthermore, as an Abenaki, she will be able to put her knowledge of the First Nation community to good use.
KAROL-ANN LALONDE-FRASER, ENG.
PROJECT MANAGER
Karol-Ann graduated from the École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) in August 2020. She completed a bachelor's degree in construction engineering during which she accumulated knowledge in structural and municipal engineering during her internships. These experiences allowed her to develop her project management skills, which will be greatly useful in her role as a construction project manager in the technical services department.
KEVEN MARTEL
TECHNICIAN IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Keven Martel graduated from the Cégep de Trois-Rivières in 2017. Having worked in a material quality control firm for 5 years, Keven has acquired a wealth of knowledge that allows him to develop various projects. Moreover, throughout his professional career, he had the chance to contribute both closely and remotely to many designs located in some of Quebec's indigenous communities.
ANTONY BEAUCHESNE, ENG.
PROJECT MANAGER
Antony graduated from the Université de Sherbrooke in Civil Engineering in December 2021. He also completed a DEC in civil engineering at the Cégep de Trois-Rivières in 2017. During his academic training, he was able to gain technical experience within several municipal organizations, a contractor as well as W8banaki. His previous experience is relevant to the design calculations related to the municipal engineering field as well as to the management of projects of any nature.
FRANCIS LANDRY, ENG.
PROJECT MANAGER
Francis has a degree in mechanical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke. His versatility and dedication allow him to accomplish a wide range of mandates as a project manager in both the engineering and housing departments. His expertise will also be used to help the team in building inspections.
JOANIE BUIST
LIAISON OFFICER
With a degree in anthropology/education/geography, Joanie is a member of the Emergency Management team (EMAP). Her experience in education and project management in forestry environments enables her to work together to establish and maintain transparent relations with Quebec's First Nations. She uses her strengths in program design and work organization training to plan and implement emergency management prevention, preparedness, response and recovery measures with First Nations.
NOLKA O'BOMSAWIN
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENT
With a decade of experience in the security field, Nolka's mandate will be to assist and provide appropriate support in various emergency situations within First Nations communities.
SACHA PICHÉ
LOGISTICS AGENT
Sacha's mandate is to ensure the logistics of the technical services department. He is in charge of purchasing, inventory control and planning the team's trips so that they are as efficient as possible.
PASCAL LUPIEN
TEAM & COMMUNICATIONS LEADER - EMAP
With more than 20 years of experience in communications and marketing, and a strong interest in project development, Pascal works on the development of various plans and tools to promote EMP's services to the communities through image and digital media. He also acts as an advisor for EMP's communication procedures.
DAMIEN LAVIGNE
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Graduated in Prehospital Emergency Care in 2015, Damien has worked in the field of medical emergencies for seven years as a paramedic. As an Emergency Management Officer, these years of experience will be a great asset in his mandate to support the various First Nations communities in their need for emergency management.
BENOIT GINGRAS
BUILDING INSPECTOR
As a member of the Association des inspecteurs en bâtiments du Québec (AIBQ), Benoit performs inspections and produces reports related to the visits. He mainly cooperates with CMHC on various files.
KARINE PARADIS
ASSET MANAGEMENT OFFICER
With her extensive professional background and knowledge, Karine effectively fulfills her role as an Asset Management Officer. Her background in building mechanics is put to good use when estimating repairs and workmanship costs for our many projects.
SÉBASTIEN BRONSARD
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFICER
Sébastien oversees occupational health and safety prevention both within our organization and in collaboration with our various partners.
KIM MARCOUILLER
HOUSING PROJECT MANAGER
Kim oversees housing projects. Her experience in management allows her to manage several files simultaneously in addition to supporting the team on a daily basis.
KEN DUBÉ
HOUSING PROJECT MANAGER
Acting as a housing project manager, Ken's experience in project management enables him to manage several projects simultaneously, in addition to supporting the team in its day-to-day work.
ÉRIKA ST-LOUIS
CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN
Having graduated from Cégep de Trois-Rivières in 2023, Érika is now putting her energy to good use in our organization, providing site supervision and designing various civil engineering plans.
FABIENNE GAUTHIER
EMAP LIAISON OFFICER
Coming from a social work background, Fabienne has extensive experience working with people to plan and implement emergency management prevention, preparedness, response and recovery measures for First Nations.
MATHILDE GARIÉPY
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - HOUSING
Mathilde is an Abenaki from Odanak with several years of experience in administration. On a daily basis, she supports the housing manager in the execution of his mandates.
PIERRE-LUC GÉLINAS
HOUSING INSPECTOR
As a member of the Association des inspecteurs en bâtiments du Québec (AIBQ), Pierre-Luc carries out inspections and produces inspection reports. He also works closely with CMHC on various projects.
ANDRÉ BEAUCHESNE
HOUSING PROJECT MANAGER
André has many years of experience in construction project management, enabling him to fully assume his role as housing project manager and contribute to the success of the W8banaki team.
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VACANT POSITION
DAVID BERNARD
DIRECTOR OF THE NDAKINA OFFICE
David's mandate is to ensure the strategic positioning of the Nation on the Ndakina through the development and maintenance of positive relationships with the various levels of government and institutions present on the territory. As part of his duties, he anticipates important issues for the Nation and ensures the planning and implementation of the strategic development of the Office.
YVON POIRIER
LAND CLAIMS COORDINATOR
Yvon is in charge of everything pertaining to land claims. Claims are used to demonstrate without a doubt, and with supporting documents, that the federal government has not respected a treaty, agreement or its legal obligations towards a First Nation, as has been the case for the communities of Wôlinak and Odanak.
LAURA GOUJON, MBA
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE NDAKINA OFFICE
Laura assists the management of the Ndakina Office in the management of human and financial resources, as well as proactively participating in the administration of several projects. She supports the realization of the different mandates by coordinating all activities related to the start-up, quality and financial follow-up, as well as the closing of projects. She acts as a replacement for the director of the Office in his absence.
ALEXANDRE CARRIER
STRATEGIC ADVISOR
Alexandre has extensive experience in the First Nations field and acts as strategic advisor for W8banaki. He is involved in providing legal support mainly in projects dealing with the environment and indigenous rights. In addition, Alexandre develops consultation and agreement negotiation strategies for our organization.
GENEVIÈVE CAMPBELL
TERRITORIAL CONSULTATION COORDINATOR
Within the framework of the territorial consultations submitted to the Nation, Geneviève is in charge of the management and the follow-up of the Nation's answers. She also ensures the collaboration as well as the maintenance of relations with various governmental authorities and promoters at the consultation levels.
JEAN-NICOLAS PLOURDE, M.A.
HISTORIAN
As part of his duties, Jean-Nicolas ensures the integration of historical knowledge into the various projects of the Ndakina Office. This includes conducting archival and literature reviews on various historical and archaeological topics, as well as assisting in the drafting of articles, reports and various policies. Jean-Nicolas also provides support to specific land claims.
EDGAR BLANCHET
RESEARCH COORDINATOR
As part of the Ndakina Office's research activities related to territory and traditional knowledge, including, but not limited to, data collection from members of the Nation according to protocols developed by the Office and the processing and analysis of research data.
ROXANE LÉVESQUE
ARCHAEOLOGIST
In immediate collaboration with the archaeologist, Roxane supports the progress of the various archaeological research projects carried out mainly on the Ndakina. Roxane specializes in zooarchaeology.
LOUIS-VINCENT LAPERRIÈRE-DÉSORCY
ARCHAEOLOGIST
In immediate collaboration with the archaeologist, Louis-Vincent supports the progress of the various archaeological research projects carried out mainly on the Ndakina.
ALEXANDRE TELLIER
ARCHAEOLOGIST
In immediate collaboration with the archaeologist, Alexandre supports the progress of the various archaeological research projects carried out mainly on the Ndakina.
MARIE-EVE MORISSETTE
ARCHAEOLOGIST
In close collaboration with the archaeologist, Marie-Eve supports the advancement of the various archaeological research projects carried out mainly on the Ndakina. With a multidisciplinary background in history, indigenous studies and archaeology, she puts her skills to good use in the activities of the Ndakina Office.
NICOLAS PINCELOUP
PROJECT AGENT IN CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION
Nicolas manages projects related to climate change adaptation and participates in meetings, working committees or resource management tables with organizations, associations or ministries. He also contributes to the preparation of the response to the various consultations sent to the Nation.
MICKAËL CASTILLOUX-GABOURY
CONSULTATION PROJECT MANAGER
Within the framework of the territorial consultations sent to the W8banaki Nation and in close collaboration with the territorial consultation coordinator, Mickaël supports the drafting of the Nation's responses. The versatility and sensitivity to the issues related to the natural resources present on the territory are at the heart of his mandate. In this sense, he actively participates in the entire research process aimed at determining the environmental and social impacts of projects that affect the Ndakina and its users in any way.
JEAN-GUY JUNIOR LANDRY
TEAM LEADER - NDAKINA GUARDIAN
As a the leader of the Ndakina guardians' team, Jean-Guy is responsible for monitoring and protecting the territory, which is of cultural and ecological value to the Abenaki community, to ensure that habitats and traditional food sources are respected. He also organizes a variety of community education and awareness-raising activities on land stewardship.
ISAAK LACHAPELLE-GILL
NDAKINA GUARDIAN
Isaak holds the position of territory guardian. He is responsible for monitoring and protecting the territory of cultural and ecological value to the Abenaki community in order to ensure that habitats and traditional food resources are respected. In addition, he organizes various community awareness and education activities on territorial stewardship actions.
YVES LANDRY
NDAKINA GUARDIAN
Yves holds the position of territory guardian. He is responsible for monitoring and protecting the territory of cultural and ecological value to the Abenaki community in order to ensure that habitats and traditional food resources are respected. In addition, he organizes various community awareness and education activities on territorial stewardship actions.
MAXIME DESROCHERS-GILL
NDAKINA GUARDIAN
As a Ndakina guardian, Maxime is responsible for monitoring and protecting the territory, which is of cultural and ecological value to the Abenaki community, to ensure that habitats and traditional food sources are respected. He also organizes a variety of community education and awareness-raising activities on land stewardship.
LISA KNOPP
GEOMATICIAN
As a geomatician, Lisa is in charge of geospatial data management and the production of cartographic data necessary for various Ndakina Office reports.
CHARLOTTE GAUTHIER-NOLETT
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
As a research assistant, Charlotte is committed to supporting/helping the Nation and its members by collecting important and confidential data concerning, among other things, the territory, traditional knowledge and culture through various interviews. She also carries out analyses with a view to publishing the results.
SIGWANIS LACHAPELLE
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
As a research assistant, Sigwanis is committed to supporting/helping the Nation and its members by collecting important and confidential data concerning, among other things, the territory, traditional knowledge and culture through various interviews. She also carries out analyses with a view to publishing the results.
JULIE CLEARY
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR
With a bachelor's degree in psycho-education and a master's degree in administration, as well as several years of management experience, Julie supervises, manages and administers the social services department. She skilfully pilots a wide range of priority files that contribute to the development of the Abenaki Nation. Her training, experience and skills are major assets for our organization.
LAURE TARDIF
FRONT-LINE SERVICES COORDINATOR
Laure is responsible for training, service development and the DYP agreement and must ensure that services meet the needs of families in the community. She ensures consistency in front-line services. She also works with partners to ensure that consultation develops. Laure links clinical needs, community needs and the services that must be associated with them. She has a decision-making role in confirming the offer of services. She is also a youth protection respondent.
VALÉRIE LAFORCE
SCHOOL PROJECTS COORDINATOR
She initiates, manages and supervises Niona projects that are developed in collaboration with the educational community. Her mandate is carried out in particular through her role as head of the Table en éducation pour les jeunes Abénakis (Education Table for Young Abenakis), which brings together partners working in various educational environments. It acts as a reference-liaison between the educational and Abenaki communities.
JENNY M'SADOQUES BENOIT
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FOR SOCIAL SERVICES
With a CEA in administrative work with First Nations combined with her extensive knowledge of the Abenaki community, Jenny is able to support the management and the members of the social services team on the administrative level.
SONIA FISET
CULTURAL ANIMATOR
Of Abenaki origin, Sonia takes her roots, cultural values and concern for the well-being and development of young Abenaki people to heart. As a cultural facilitator, she works with children, teenagers and families in the context of intervention, community activities and in schools. Sonia designs, organizes and supervises educational and cultural activities. In addition, her mission is to promote the expression and development of young Abenakis.
RAPHAËLLE O'BOMSAWIN
SOCIAL WORKER
Raphaëlle meets the needs of individuals, families and groups from the communities of Odanak and Wôlinak to enable them to understand and solve their behavioural and social issues. She works with individuals with bio-psycho-social difficulties, provides individual follow-ups and participates in prevention activities.
MARC-OLIVIER O'BOMSAWIN
CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AGENT
Marc-Olivier shares his expertise in cultural matters so that the projects developed by N8wkika are in line with the traditions of the Nation. He also acts as a support for the different activities, more particularly for the projects concerning the 11-17 years old. Marc-Olivier also participates in the elaboration of different cultural trainings.
MATHIEU O'BOMSAWIN
PROJECT COORDINATOR WITH PARTNERS
He initiates, manages and supervises Niona projects that are developed in conjunction with partners outside the educational community. His role also includes sharing his specific expertise in cultural matters, particularly in terms of language, history, territory and traditions.
KASSANDRA LEFEBVRE
DEVELOPMENT AGENT
Kassandra comes to support the various activities held at Espace Maskwa in Wôlinak.
KARINE ST-AUBIN
COMMUNITY ORGANIZER
As an Abenaki from W8linak, Karine is the community organizer for the communities of W8linak and Odanak. She supports and accompanies the program team in the planning and organization of community activities and projects. Karine also ensures that prevention objectives are integrated into each of the actions.
CHLOÉ DANEAU
SOCIAL WORKER
Chloé, as a social worker, contributes to the implementation of the Niona project. With a constant presence during the cultural workshops, she ensures the smooth running of the project and intervenes with teenagers from the communities of Wôlinak and Odanak. In addition, Chloé offers individual follow-up services by providing significant assistance, quality listening and support to members of the Abenaki communities.
ZOÉ PLOURDE
INTERVENTION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT
Zoé participates in the development and follow-up of programs and intervention activities of the Social Services Department. As part of her mandate, she establishes priorities and manages specific situations. She also contributes to the evaluation and allocation process of service requests.
JONATHAN DE ROY
COMMUNITY WORKER
With his great energy and skills, Jonathan develops and supports community actions for young people between the ages of 6 and 17, while ensuring that Abenaki culture is integrated into all youth actions.
GABRIEL BORDELEAU-LANDRY
COMMUNITY ANIMATOR
Gabriel has a strong cultural and community approach that is reflected in his daily role as a community facilitator. He ensures that Abenaki culture is integrated into all youth activities and supports his colleagues working with a clientele aged 6 to 17.
MAÏKA LANDRY
COMMUNITY ANIMATOR
As an Abenaki from W8linak, Maïka is a community organizer for Odanak and W8linak. She is involved in planning and organizing activities for 0-17 year olds and families.
CAROLINE M'SADOQUES BENOIT
COMMUNITY ANIMATOR
As an Abenaki from Odanak, Caroline is the community animator for Odanak and W8linak. She is involved in planning and organizing activities for 0-17 year-olds, as well as for families.
NADIA GILL
HOME SUPPORT SERVICES COORDINATOR
Nadia manages the various services offered by home support, including independent living, personal hygiene care, dressing assistance and home respite services.
CÉLINE MARCHESSAULT
BENEFICIARY ATTENDANT
Celine is responsible for providing the necessary care to people in need, as part of the home support service (providing them with assistance during hygiene care or doing so for them if they are unable to do so, helping them eat, etc.) She must also collaborate with the recipient's intervention plan and provide some basic care to these people.
PATRICIA RENÉ
BENEFICIARY ATTENDANT
Patricia is responsible for providing the necessary care to people in need, as part of the home support service (providing them with assistance during hygiene care or doing so for them if they are unable to do so, helping them eat, etc.) She must also collaborate with the recipient's intervention plan and provide some basic care to these people.
SYLVIE ALLY
FAMILY AID
Family carers perform various common household tasks (laundry, personal hygiene, meals, cleaning, moving people, etc.) with people who are losing their independence (elderly, disabled, sick). They also ensure a presence for the comfort and safety of the beneficiaries.
MICHEL BERNARD
HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE
Michel is in charge of housekeeping in Wôlinak.
LUDOVIC M'SADOQUES-JOYAL
HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE
Ludovic is in charge of housekeeping in Wôlinak.
MARIO DIAMOND
TECHNICAL SERVICES DIRECTOR
Retired in 2022
MARIO MARCHAND
HISTORIAN
Retired in 2019
GENEVIÈVE TREYVAUD
SENIOR ARCHAEOLOGIST
Geneviève Treyvaud, a dedicated archaeologist, passed away on January 8, 2024, leaving behind a precious legacy and a respectful practice of First Nations archaeology after over 10 years of service for W8banaki's Ndakina Office. Her passion, mentorship, and commitment deeply impacted her colleagues and the community.