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On Saturday, March 22, a ceremony was held to present the King Charles III Coronation Medal to individuals recognized for their leadership, perseverance, and contributions to their communities. Among the recipients was Akwesasronon Feryn King, who was nominated for the honor by Member of Parliament Eric Duncan. King was recognized for her dedication to youth and the arts. A talented […]
Read moreThe Mohawk Council of Akwesasne’s Department of Economic Development is seeking quotes from artists for a mural project at the A’nowara’ko:wa Arena. Project Scope: Artists will design and paint a black-and-white comic book-style mural on all sides of a 20-foot shipping container, allowing local youth to add color later. The theme for the artwork is “Empower Akwesasne.” Quote Submission Deadline: March […]
Read moreThe Mohawk Council of Akwesasne is announcing the departure of the Director of Health Amber Montour, due to personal family reasons. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Amber Montour for the kindness and passion she demonstrated to the community and staff during her tenure, and we acknowledge the positive changes she led in the delivery of health services. Her […]
Read moreAkwesasne Child & Family Services (ACFS) is excited to announce that its new case management system, Ska’nikòn:ra, is anticipated to go live on June 1, 2025. This innovative software will enhance record-keeping and reporting to the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, Indigenous Services Canada, and other funders. It will also provide valuable statistical data to support ACFS […]
Read moreThe Chief Electoral Officer is providing the community with the official results of the nominations held on Saturday, March 8, 2025, for the By-Election of the Akwesasne Membership Board. The confirmed nominations are as follows: District of Tsi Snaihne: 1 seat available (two-year term)• Acclaimed to Cathy Mitchell District of Kana:takon: 1 seat available (four-year term) • A By-Election will […]
Read moreThe Ahkwesáhsne Mohawk Board of Education is informing families that student registration for the 2025–2026 school year will open on March 31, 2025, and close on May 30, 2025. Parents and guardians can enroll children in K4 through Grade 8 at any of the three district schools: Ahkwesáhsne Mohawk School (AMS), Kana:takon School, and Tsi Snaihne School. Registration packets will […]
Read moreAkwesasne has long been a key partner in cross-border collaboration, working alongside governments and agencies to address shared concerns. However, recent discussions about border security in our territory have raised issues regarding decisions being made without our direct involvement. As a sovereign Mohawk Nation, Akwesasne must be included in any discussions that impact our people. We are not a […]
Read moreThe Mohawk Council of Akwesasne is looking for a passionate community member to represent Akwesasne on the Ontario First Nations 2SLGBTQQIA+ Council (“2S+ Council”). This is a volunteer role. The 2S+ Council ensures 2SLGBTQQIA+ voices are heard in regional decision-making and works to promote awareness, inclusion, and acceptance in First Nations communities across Ontario. Representatives can be community members, Chiefs, […]
Read moreThe MCA Department of Health’s Elder Services Program is excited to showcase their newest addition — a fully equipped pickup truck with a snowplow and spreader, ready to serve the community with care and dedication! Through their Minor Home Maintenance Program, Elder Services continues to assist clients with light chores around the home, while now offering exciting new services, including […]
Read moreThe MCA Community Health Services Infection Prevention and Control Program (IPAC) is providing important information about measles, a highly contagious virus that spreads easily through coughing, sneezing, or talking. Symptoms typically appear 7-21 days after infection and include fever, cough, pink-eye, and a rash that spreads from the face down the body. Severe complications can occur, especially for young children, […]
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