Author: Paul Graif
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Several Ratitsénhaienhs will make themselves available for the latest kiosk style meetings with community members. The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake announcing the dates. They are: Friday, July 29th from 1pm to 4pm Tuesday, August 2nd from 1pm to 4pm Both Community Engagement sessions will be located at the green space next to the Golden Age Club. As well, the […]
It may be hot outside but there are several people in Kahnawake looking forward to the season on the ice. The Kahnawake Minor Hockey Association (KMHA) is looking to fill some very big shoes at the top of their leadership structure. With the retirement of Peter “Pitt” Jacobs as President last year, they are holding […]
Today (Wednesday, July 13, 2022) is the deadline to file your application in the Indian Day School settlement agreement is today at 11:59 pm. In order to meet the Claims Deadline: Claims submitted by email or fax must be received by the Claims Administrator or have an electronic, system-generated date stamp by that time. Claims submitted […]
Expect another overnight lane closure for the Mercier Bridge. That closure will come into effect at 9pm tonight and last until 5am Friday morning. There will be 1 lane closed for inspection and maintenance work on the 138 east up-ramp from Chateauguay towards Montreal.
The 132/138 West service road underneath the Mercier Bridge in Kahnawake will be completely closed tonight (Wednesday) from 10 pm to 5 am tomorrow. It’s to reconfigure the road as rehabilitation of the piers underneath the bridge gets underway. “Starting tomorrow morning, when you’re travelling down the 132/138 West, you will need to start using […]
An Information Kiosk on the Indian Day School Settlement Agreement will be on-site at the Post Office/Tewatohnhi’saktha Building this coming Wednesday, June 29th from 10am to 4pm. The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke saying that Louise Mayo, the Indian Day School Settlement Coordinator, will be on hand to answer any questions and to offer assistance to […]
Kahnawà:ke’s new wind farm in St Remi and St-Michel was officially dedicated on Monday. The $70 million dollar project has been in the works for nearly 20 years, but only got underway in the spring of 2018. The six turbines can power 2500 homes a year. They will generate economic benefits to Kahnawà:ke. “In terms of […]
The 31st Indigenous Firefighters Competition for the Quebec region was held at Karonhianonhnha School on Saturday. After four grueling evolutions in searing heat that reached 30 degrees, the team from Nemaska just edged out the Kahnawake Fire Brigade (KFB) for first place among the 7 teams. Gesgapegiag was third. Lieutenant Karonhiio Curotte was the Captain […]
Three appointments were formally passed by consensus via Mohawk Council Executive Directives at the Council Meeting that took place this past Monday, June 20th. David A. Diabo has been appointed as a new voting member of the Commission in the role of community representative for a term of three (3) years. Stephanie Cross has been […]
Kahnawà:ke Justice Services of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke wishes to advise the public that sessions of the Court of Kahnawà:ke, currently operating at the Golden Age Club, are now re-opened to the public. Sessions can be attended by those who are participating in court proceedings, those awaiting their scheduled hearing time, as well as […]