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You are invited to attend a Seasonal Round Event.
Huckelberry Picking in the Mt. Revelstoke National Park area.
BBQ lunch provided. Bring your own bucket.
New Physician, taking new clients. Dr. America will still be attending the Health Centre. The doctors will be attending alternating weekly visits.
For more information contact Judy Thomas, MOA at (250) 838-9538 ext. 304
Accepting registrations for child care
We would like to invite Aboriginal artists, cultural knowledge keepers, and arts organizations to participate in First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s Arts Program Review. In addition to an upcoming online survey (information below) and select interviews, we want to communicate directly with Aboriginal artists, arts groups and communities – the people the programs are meant to serve. We are hosting community consultation sessions to seek feedback on our funding programs and the support we provide to artists and communities. We would also like to hear community perspectives about which art forms are thriving, art practices that need more support, and any challenges impacting arts in your community. We are also interested in ideas for addressing these issues.
Here is the Financial Audit for the 2015/2016 Fiscal year
Volunteers needed for community gardening projects
New Language Keyboard App!
Thank you to the 106 on and off-reserve Members who completed the March 2016 Communications Survey. Here are some stats you might find interesting:
Our beautiful building, Quilakwa Centre, was recognized by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) through its 2015/16 Wood Design Awards. The Wood & Design Building Awards is the only North American program to award excellence in wood architecture.
Leaves of three — let them be! You’ve probably heard that little rhyme about poison ivy, the plant that can cause an itchy rash. But did you know that poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac all contain the same rash-causing substance?