The Akwesasne Zero 2 Six Program is hosting a Halloween Scavenger Hunt! From October 27 – October 29, search the community for their Halloween-themed signs. Take a picture of at least 2 signs, submit them, and be entered into a prize draw! Visit the Akwesasne Zero 2 Six Facebook page for some hints!
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Read moreThe Ahkwesahsne Mohawk Board of Education’s Mohawk Language & Culture program will be offering cultural activities for students in grades 4-8 from September 8-18, 2020. Activities with the exception of Hoop and Smoke dancing will be on Zoom. To register, please email alice.king@ambe.ca. Deadline to sign up is September 1, 2020. DOWNLOAD THE AMBE CULTURAL ACTIVITIES PDF HERE […]
Read moreInteracting with animals – and particularly, dogs – has been widely recommended as a stress-relieving practice that can satisfy our needs when other people cannot. This month, in observance of National Dog Day on August 26, we want to show our appreciation for our four-legged family members/friends! Send the Wholistic Health & Wellness Program a photo of you & your dog(s), along […]
Read moreHOW TO NAVIGATE AKWESASNE TERRITORIAL WATERS SAFELY & RESPECTFULLY Kaniatares translates to “the long river” and is also a name for the St. Lawrence River. The Great St. Lawrence has played an important role in the history and development of Akwesasne. It is an area that connects us all, especially during the warmer months. The St. Lawrence River is […]
Read moreThe BEST way to slow the spread of COVID-19 is to practice social distancing & self-isolation. Niawenhko:wa to our essential staff for their hard work and dedication. We are all in this together! Please send us a picture of you and your family staying at home, to help our essential workers (you may be featured in a future video). Stay […]
Read moreVisit the link below for more information on a number of initiatives that are aimed at providing support to First Nations. Click here to view and download: https://adobe.ly/39MLTWN
Read moreOn March 16, 2020, the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne and the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe declared a State of Emergency. Since that time, both of our councils have received, and continue to receive, serious concerns from community members about travel outside of Akwesasne by others and the NEED for those community members who return to Akwesasne to self-quarantine. This includes […]
Read moreThe Seaway International Bridge Corporation (SIBC) would like to inform the community that an Emergency Protocol Pass has been created to process free passage transits so that free passage will not require the handling of cards. This pass is used only by the gloved attendant and will be scanned when the customer presents their photo bridge pass or their photo […]
Read moreIn response to the State of Emergency being declared in Akwesasne, please be advised that the Office of Vital Statistics will only be open one day per week for the next two weeks due to staff limitations. Please note that we will only be able to handle URGENT matters by appointment only. No walk-ins will be accepted. If you have […]
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