On June 11 students from the Nipisihkopahk Elementray School and Maskwacis community members participated in the Our Dreams Matter Too walk. This walk in Maskwacis was organized by Kasohkohwew Child Wellness Society. All of the students involved wrote letters to Prime Minister Harper and walked them from the Samson Band Office to the Post Office…
On behalf of Samson Cree Nation, congratulations to all those graduating this year either from Head Start, High School or Post Secondary. Education is a remarkable tool. It enables you to do wonderful things that can catapult you to great success. Congratulations on your graduation and all the best for the future. Nipisihkopahk Head…
HFA is currently seeking a board representative to fill one (1) vacancy
An Open Band Meeting was held on May 21st and 22nd at the Howard Buffalo Memorial Center. If you were unable to attend, the link for the minutes from both days are below. Open Band Meeting- May 21, 2014 Open Band Meeting- May 22, 2014
The Wetaskiwin McDonalds Restaurant chose the Nipisihkopahk Secondary School to receive the proceeds from this years McHappy Day. The funds will be put towards sporting equipment.
Building relationships with First Nations organizations, communities, and people series. Join us on June 18, 2014 from 9:00am – 3:00pm at the Maskwacis Cultural College. Participants will learn indigenous protocol and use protocol in a meaningful and respectful manner. This knowledge will enhance your understanding of the similarities and differences when working with indigenous people.…
On May 20 & 21, 2014, Peace Hills Insurance participated in the Economic Development Trade Show & Career Fair in Maskwacis. At the Gala Dinner, Peace Hills Insurance presented Victor Buffalo with the Newiyaw Award for his amazing insight into business development which has created tremendous opportunities for Samson Cree Nation. Peace Hills Insurance would…
The Change It Up Entrepreneurs are going back to the basics. Gardening is a great way to save money. The Change it Up – Entrepreneur is a 6 month, full-time program that will takes its participants step-by-step through starting their own business and building the skills needed to succeed.
The Edmonton Prospects Baseball Club would like their baseball game to help kick off Aboriginal History Month by featuring Aboriginal culture and heritage. All performers who would be interested in volunteering any of their talents at Telus Field, on May 31, should contact Lynda Holden by telephone at 780-940-4854 or Alex Hummer at alex@edmontonprospects.com. Please…