Tag: Ktunaxa

Elkford Mayor pleased with community development

Uncategorized R McCormack - July 22, 2024

Elkford Mayor Steve Fairbairn is pleased with the direction the community is going with several developments on the horizon. One...

B.C. stepping up measures against CWD

Uncategorized R McCormack - July 19, 2024

The B.C. government is stepping up its fight against chronic wasting disease (CWD) by taking a closer look at...

Ktunaxa Nation applauds progress on Columbia River Treaty

First Nations R McCormack - July 16, 2024

The Ktunaxa Nation Council is applauding the Columbia River Treaty (CRT) agreement-in-principle (AIP) between the Canadian and U.S. governments. The...

Healing event planned for Kootenay Residential School survivors

Uncategorized R McCormack - July 16, 2024

The Ktunaxa Nation is preparing to host survivors of the Kootenay Residential School to help address and heal past...

ʔaq̓am Nasuʔkin says Ktunaxa Nation doing well with social services

Uncategorized R McCormack - July 3, 2024

ʔaq̓am Nasuʔkin (Chief) Joe Pierre Jr. hopes Cranbrook's Human Rights Brief will help leverage further progress for Cranbrook and...

Ktunaxa Nation flag raised at Recovery Ranch

Uncategorized R McCormack - April 17, 2024

The Ktunaxa Nation's flag now flies above Recovery Ranch, near Fort Steele. ʔaq̓am Nasuʔkin (Chief) Joe Pierre Jr. said the...

ʔaq̓am Office of Councilors to welcome two new members

Uncategorized R McCormack - October 27, 2022

Two new members have been voted onto the ʔaq̓am Office of Councilors after Wednesday's election. ʔaq̓am officials say incumbent Jason...

Evacuation order lifted for all but one ʔaq̓am home

Uncategorized R McCormack - August 24, 2022

Most ʔaq̓am residents can return home, as the evacuation order has been lifted for all but one property. The order...

Wildfire prompts evacuation of some ʔaq̓am residents

Uncategorized R McCormack - August 23, 2022

Update (Wed. Aug. 24, 2022) Most ʔaq̓am residents can return home, as the evacuation order has been lifted for all...

Ktunaxa and U.S. governments pressure Canada to address Kootenay water pollution

Uncategorized R McCormack - June 17, 2022

Water pollution in the Kootenay watershed has six Ktunaxa Nation governments and several U.S. federal agencies calling on Canada...

Lieutenant Governor presents British Columbia Reconciliation Award to Ktunaxa project

Uncategorized R McCormack - June 1, 2022

Members of a health care project led by the Ktunaxa Nation were presented with a British Columbia Reconciliation Award...

College to host guest speakers for Indigenous History Month

Uncategorized R McCormack - May 26, 2022

In honour of Indigenous History Month, the College of the Rockies will host two Ktunaxa Nation leaders as guest...

Ktunaxa Nation outraged about lack of government action on cross-border water pollution

Uncategorized R McCormack - May 18, 2022

Outrage and disappointment are the feelings expressed by Ktunaxa Nation governments after a decision by Global Affairs Canada regarding...

Jumbo Glacier municipality dissolved, solidifies land protection efforts

Uncategorized R McCormack - October 29, 2021

After all development rights were ended last year, the Jumbo Glacier municipality has been officially dissolved by the provincial...

Mental Health State of Emergency declared by Ktunaxa Nation

Uncategorized Josiah Spyker - October 25, 2021

The governments of the Ktunaxa Nation have declared a State of Emergency regarding the mental health crisis within ʔamakʔis...

Cranbrook to recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Uncategorized R McCormack - September 23, 2021

The City of Cranbrook will close its non-essential services on September 30th in honour of National Truth and Reconciliation...

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