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As we close out 2024, we’re filled with pride and gratitude for the incredible work ISN Maskwa has accomplished this year. Of recent, on December 17, our team was featured on the Aboriginal People’s Television Network (APTN) National

Ernie Louttit: “My co-worker Jane wrote a powerful blog related to Truth and Reconciliation which captures the Seven Grandfather’s teachings. In her message there is Honesty, Humility, Truth, Respect, Bravery, Wisdom and Love. Reconciliation is education, the sharing

A key to success is believing in and trusting your new brothers and sisters when you join the team within ISN Maskwa. The courses offered to First Nations peoples are intended to ensure and provide knowledge into both

May 5th is Red Dress Day; A day to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous woman and girls in Canada. This awareness is very real for the staff of ISN Maskwa. Some of us have been directly

Earlier this year Kashechewan First Nation (“KFN”) and Missanabie Cree First Nation ISN Maskwa (“ISN Maskwa”) announced they will work together in collaboration to utilized each other’s services exclusively during emergencies facing Northern Ontario First Nations. This partnership,

International Women’s Day At ISN Maskwa we acknowledge and celebrate women for their social, economic, cultural and political achievements on International Women’s Day. A special shoutout to all of the women who work at and with ISN Maskwa.

Nurturing Inclusivity: ISN Maskwa's Indigenous-Led Commitment to Accessibility ISN Maskwa’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and accessibility echoes through the heartbeat of Turtle Island. ISN Maskwa stands tall in its dedication to collaborating harmoniously with First Nation Communities. With

As ISN Maskwa begins preparations for 2024, hoping fire and flood season will not be as severe as last year, we take a moment to reflect on 2023.   Last year we worked with a number of First

Media Release: January 25, 2024   Missanabie Cree First Nation ISN Maskwa (“MCISNM”) and Kashechewan First Nation (“KFN”) are pleased to announce they have agreed to work in collaboration and utilize each other’s services exclusively during emergencies facing

In the wise words of Paul Syrette, our Community Safety and Well-Being Planner, “ISN Maskwa looks to 2024 as an opportunity to keep moving forward in a good way”. Using the Seven Grandfather’s Teachings as a template we