Functions as the governing office for the community; oversees all community programs, services and facilities

Activities and services for community members also include but are not limited to the following:

• Child and Family Services worker on-reserve provided through Dilico Anishinabek Family Care, Armstrong office
• Hospital services available in Thunder Bay; Clinic services available in Armstrong located 70 km from community
• Ontario First Nation Policing arrangements through OPP, Gull Bay Police Service
• Provides a combined Fire Station/Police Station
• Offers a community school which is temporarily closed but current Chief and Council working to have it reopen
• Organizes community events such as feasts at the Community Recreation Centre
• Publishes a monthly online community newsletter
• Hosts an Annual Pow Wow in August
• Offers an Education Department under the Nokiiwin Tribal Council; provides bus transportation for children up to Grade 8 who mostly attend Armstrong Public School
• Administers basic health care and health programs at the Gull Bay Health Clinic
• Operates a Community Food Market
• Gull Bay has a new water plant under construction, slated to be completed by the end of March, 2021; the $25-million project is to replace a water plant built about 20 years ago, that never properly functioned; plant completed in Feb 2022

Services and Programs:

• Extended Health Benefits
• Ontario Works
• Operations and Maintenance
• Volunteer Fire Department
• Gull Bay Health Clinic