Alderville First Nation

Monument rededication

Recently the Alderville Cenotaph has gone through a flurry of restoration projects. It has stood as a constant reminder, central in our great community for 85 years. Originally unveiled September 25th 1927 as a reminder of those who sacrificed so much in WWI.

Outdoor Rink Fundraising

If you are interested in donating, or viewing items for sale with proceeds going to the rink, please contact 905-376-5665, or wmarsden@alderville.ca

Alderville Administration Office
11696 2nd Line Road
P.O. Box 46
Alderville, ON
K0K 2X0
905-352-2011

Alderville Health and Social Services
8467 County Road 45 P.O. Box 12 Alderville ON K0K 2X0
905-352-2140

Alderville Community Centre
905-352-2284

Alderville Learning Centre
905-352-2793

online visitors

Who we are
Alderville First Nation, is a thriving First Nations community that is rich in heritage and native culture with nature and heritage tours available throughout the year upon request. We have many tourist attractions for interested visitors including native crafts, Ojibway Village, Black Oak Savanna, Annual Pow-wow, Drum Socials, and our annual Boating Regatta.

Population
We have approximately 300 members that live in Alderville, and another 650 + members that live outside of Alderville.

For a complete community profile (2001 data), you can visit this statcan link.

Location
Alderville First Nation, is located in South-Central Ontario, Canada. Alderville is intersected by County Road 45, and is located on the south side of Rice Lake, Ontario, and is approximately 30km north of Cobourg.