The Tewatohnhi’saktha Q1 Newsletter for April to July 2022 can now be read over in our publications and resources section. Newsletters – Tewa Top Story: Neil McComber resigns as Executive Director, Tammy Delaronde named Interim Replacement Neil Aronhiaken:iate McComber has resigned as Executive Director of Tewatohnhi’saktha, effective Monday, June 27th, 2022 to seek an opportunity…
Kahnawà:ke Sustainable Energies and Kruger Energy celebrate dedication of Des Cultures Wind Farm in Montérégie, Québec A six-turbine wind farm was officially inaugurated Monday in Montérégie on Montreal’s South Shore in the presence of several officials from the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) community of Kahnawà:ke and others dignitaries, including the Chief of the Assembly of First Nations,…
Sharing news articles about the First Nations Regional Adult Education Center Carpentry program, which had its first 6 graduates on Friday May 20, 2022. Local program builds carpenters MARCUS BANKUTI – gmbankuti@gmail.com The Eastern Door A new program in town has furnished a cohort of six carpenters, a win-win for Kahnawake youth in need of careers…
Kahnawà:ke Summer Student Employment Program Ronterihwaiénstha Ronwatiio’tenhserá:wis 2022 Job Listing Click here for the PDF copy: Full Job List 2022 UPDATED 05.19 Click here for all Summer Job positions with descriptions
For PDF, visit Kahnawake.com The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) wishes to advise the community that the Council of Chiefs passed a Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke Directive at Monday’s duly-convened Council Meeting that has officially ended the mandate of the Kahnawà:ke Economic Relief Measures (KERM) Fund. The KERM, as it was commonly known, was created…
Kahnawà:ke Tourism will host the 7th annual Maple Food Fest beginning March 14 and continuing until April 22, 2022. The Maple Food Fest is a collective event, where the theme of maple and community culinary creations of maple goods are promoted. Here are local businesses that will be participating this year Rowy’s The butter end…
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Tewatohnhi’saktha and the First Nations Regional Adult Education Center teamed up with local contractors to create a unique, and hands-on, course for budding construction workers.
Update: March 2, 2022 SURVEY RESULTS (Conducted by PlanIT Consulting & Communications) Key findings from community survey on this proposed training facility: Public results show favorably for the project (89.6%) ‘Highways 30, 132, and 138’ were the top choice for physical locations of the community for NACPT to establish. Top 3 property types were Public Lands, Public…
Tóta Ma’s Café is a social enterprise developed by the Achieving Concrete Essentials Program through Tewatohnhi’sáktha. The goal is to serve Indigenous-made or -owned beverages, provide meaningful local employment, support local businesses, and support tourism in the community. Keanna Goodleaf – Tota Ma’s Café Manager Favourite Café drink: Iced match latte with maple and oat…
