Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation is a proud and progressive Algonquin community located on the shores of Golden Lake and the Bonnechere River in Renfrew County, Ontario. The name Pikwakanagan means “hilly place,” and the community is part of the broader Algonquin Nation whose traditional unceded territory spans millions of acres across eastern Ontario and western Quebec. As a federally recognized First Nation, they uphold a rich cultural heritage rooted in the teachings of the Seven Grandfathers;honesty, humility, respect, courage, wisdom, love, and truth. They continue traditional ...

The City of Pembroke is the heart of the Ottawa Valley. We are the service and retail centre for the Valley and proud home to 14,000 residents. Pembroke is ideally located just 1.5 hours from our nation’s capital, and 30 minutes from the vast Algonquin Park, making it a perfect harmony of urban and rural. We are conveniently situated on three rivers: Indian River, Muskrat River, and the heritage Ottawa River. We are home to more than 300 businesses, with options from niche boutiques to large national retailers. We also over great recreation opportunities with more than 20 parks, and tons of ...

The Town of Petawawa is nestled on the western shores of the Ottawa River, just 160 kms west of Ottawa. The Town is blessed with excellent road, air and utility services for all business needs. Major area employers include Garrison Petawawa and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL). We are blessed with over 240 SME businesses within our community and our residential development is thriving. Petawawa continues to grow and enjoys the largest population in Renfrew County with 18,200 residents. Quality of life in the Town of Petawawa is enhanced by the abundance of water and forested lands. The ...

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