Read the April 2019 issue of Achimowina – NCN’s community, government, business, arts and events news.


Featured Story

NCN Citizens Talk About NCN Violence

Last month, on March 14th, Citizens gathered to discuss the increase of violence in the NCN community. Speakers included RCMP Sergeant Brendan Flewelling, NNCEA administration and Family and Community Wellness CEO Felix Walker.

“It was clear that everyone is worried about what’s happening in our community,” says Chief Marcel Moody. “We had 260 people register for the night. We split into small
groups to talk, and people were engaged, they had opinions, and they’re determined to see a difference.”

Some of the things agreed upon about the NCN community:

  • violence is not acceptable and it must stop;
  • violence causes physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and social issues;
  • violence is affecting our young people and their futures;
  • violence is not part of our culture or traditions;
  • violence is destroying our community;
  • violence must be addressed by all NCN Citizens, not just Chief and Council.

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OKIMAHKAN OTY’AMIWIN FROM THE CHIEF

  • Laws and Policies Being Developed

KITITAHWINAOW ACHIMOWIN COMMUNITY

  • New High School Coming to NCN – Funding Secured
  • New NCN Water Treatment Plant a Go
  • Setting up for Recycling Program
  • NCN Midget Hockey In Saskatoon. Peewees Head to Moose Lake
  • High Speed Internet on its Way to NCN
  • NCN Seeks Settlement for Indian Day School Survivors
  • NCN Alcohol Ban Lifted
  • NCN’s Animal Shelter to be Rebuilt
  • NCN Father of 10 Killed in Hit-and-Run
  • Liquor and Cannabis Sales Survey
  • Get a Better Understanding of NCN Community Protection Law
  • With Much Gratitude for an Overwhelming Welcome From NCN
  • Bringing on Spring with Parks and Rec
  • Wuskwatim Power Limited Partnership Board Going Strong
  • Swinging into Spring – Some Feel Good Tips
  • Let’s Talk About Sex

Read the April 2019 Achimowina Newsletter