FEATURES

Fall Harvest in the Treaty 2 Territory 0

Treaty 2 Territory – Anishinaabeg of the Territory begin to harvest during the fall months annually. I’ve taken the opportunity of Land Based Wellness days as a member of the Treaty 2 Territory and employee of the Treaty 2 Territory Government. It’s really important for Anishinaabeg to connect with the land. Connecting with the land

Employment Opportunity – CFN CIRCLE 0

Employment Opportunity – Child, Family, and Nation Keeper Treaty 2 Territory – The role of the Child, Family, and Nation Keeper is to oversee the inherent right to govern our own Children, Family and Nation (CFN). DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO: Principal leader of CFN Circle, primary function is with administration and operations; Directs

Treaty 2 Member Profile – Mya Kubrakovich of Minegoziibe Anishinaabek Nation 0
- FEATURES, NEWS, SPORTS
- March 30, 2022
Treaty 2 Territory – Wednesday, March 30, 2022, Congratulations to Mya Kubrakovich and the Notre Dame Hounds U18 AAA Female on their best-of-five semi-final win over the Saskatoon Stars! 16 year old Mya is a member of Minegoziibe (Pine Creek) Anishinaabek Nation, and has played hockey as a young girl in the Treaty 2 Territory.
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- Children, Families and Nation, EXTERNAL, FEATURES, FNT2T CIRCLES, Health and Wellbeing, Internal External Relations, LOCAL NATIONS, MTNLive, NEWS
- September 30, 2021
The Treaty 2 Ogemaag “lifts-up” Mino Bimaadiziiwin Inakonegewin on National Truth and Reconciliation Day Treaty 2 Territory – September 30th, 2021 Boozhoo Ogichi-Aayaa’aag, Ikewaag, Ininiwaag, Oshki-aayaag Akina Gaÿ Abinoonjiwaag. As we assert the path out of colonial interference, the ancestral calling is a sacred call to action. And the Treaty 2 Nation is ramping
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It’s time to recall the foundational values of the Treaty relationship 0
- BLOG, EXTERNAL, FEATURES, Government of FNT2T, MTNLive, NEWS
- August 25, 2021
It’s time to recall the foundational values of the Treaty relationship; an educational commentary shared by AFN Regional Chief Cindy Woodhouse as shared in The Hill Times (re-shared with permission from Regional Chief Woodhouse) It’s time to acknowledge that Canada would not have the global reputation it has, as a good, peaceful place to live,
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