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K1037 Radio Bingo, which was scheduled for tonight at 7:30 pm, has been moved. Jeci Goodleaf is the Radio bingo Coordinator: “Due to the ongoing power outages, K1037 will postpone Radio Bingo until tomorrow, Friday, April 7th, at 7:30 p.m. We ask our bingo players to keep themselves updated on our K1037 Facebook page in […]
The Kahnawake Education Center (KEC) schools and offices remain closed today. Kahnawake Survival School (KSS) does not have any power. Since Friday and Monday are holidays, classes will only resume on Tuesday, April 11. Indian Way, Avery’s and Karihwanoron remain closed. Step by Step is also closed today, as is the 7 Generations Daycare. First […]
Due to the weather the Kahnawake Education Center (KEC) is sending the students and staff home early today. Freezing rain began after 10 am and has already begun to accumulate. Nursery and Kindergarten students are headed home at 12:15. Grades one through 11 will be dismissed at 1 pm. The students will be bused home. […]
There is a freezing rain warning in effect for this region. The Public Safety Division of the (MCK) Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke is advising community members to monitor weather conditions, with Environment Canada estimating 10 to 20 millimeters of freezing rain could fall over the area tomorrow, Wednesday. You are reminded to exercise caution as […]
Expect roadwork for the Mercier Bridge overnight tonight. Starting at 11pm and lasting until tomorrow, Tuesday, at 5am, the access ramp for 138 west/Lasalle/Mercier from the 20 west will be closed completely. A detour via 1st Avenue and the 20 east will be in place during the scheduled work time.
Tick season is upon us and Professor Jade Savage, Biological Sciences at Bishop’s University was the second half guest today on Tetewatharen, the Partyline Talkshow on K1037, with host Peggy Mayo-Standup. Savage says that most of us did not grow-up knowing about ticks or identifying them, including the one associated with Lyme disease: “The black-legged […]
In a late afternoon development, Police have recovered two more bodies in Akwesasne, an infant and a woman, bringing the confirmed death toll to eight, pulled from the St. Lawrence River near the Ontario-Quebec border. One person is still missing. Six bodies were recovered from the St. Lawrence River in Snye in Akwesasne, yesterday afternoon. […]
The Vatican formally repudiated the “Doctrine of Discovery,” the theories backed by 15th-century “papal bulls” that legitimized the colonial-era seizure of Native lands and form the basis of some property law today. Kenneth Deer is with the Haudenosaunee External Relations Committee. He says this good news is tempered: “We’re not going to give it up, […]
Earth month sounds more interesting than Earth Day. Iotsetehawi Reed from The Waste Management Department in Kahnawake and Julie Delisle from KEPO were on Tetewatharen, the partyline talkshow today on K1037, talking about The Earth Month Clean-up throughout April. This month-long clean-up event is in conjunction with the Call to Action for Earth Month and […]
Big changes on the horizon at the MCK. Political Press Attaché Joe Delaronde is retiring. Delaronde began his stellar career at the MCK in 2002 as a member of the Communications Team where he played a key role in the day-to-day communications and sharing of important information to the community, serving later on for the […]