URGENT NOTICE Positive Case of COVID-19
STATEMENT FROM THE CHIEF STATEMENT FROM INDIGENOUS SERVICES CANADAElders have guided, protected, & supported us when we needed them. Now, they need us.
WATCH THE VIDEODelayed Covid-19 vaccines expected to arrive mid to end of March as phase 1 of vaccine rollout continues.
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In just three weeks, members have come together to protect the health of our community. Thank you for protecting each other.
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Please join us next Tuesday, March 2nd, for a zoom meeting to address ANSN Issues, Opportunities, & Governance.
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Each week, CBC will profile one of the wards and its Indigenous roots - beginning with Nakota Isga, Sioux for 'The People.'
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Our team focuses on engaging and connecting youth to access programs, services and supports available in the community and to those offered by our partners. Check out the upcoming workshops!
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OAs Covid-19 vaccinations arrive, Alexis Health Services prepares for phase 1a of immunizations.
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This document contains information about the COVID-19 Vaccine including what it is, how many doses you need, how it works, and more questions that you may want answered.
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A compilation of case information over the past 2 months displayed in graphs and statistics.
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Counselling for children, teens, and adults are available on Wednesdays and Thursdays by phone or video session.
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Due to Covid-19, all ANSN offices and sub-offices will remain closed until further notice.
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The Climate & Lakes Project uses off-grid solar and battery banks! Want to learn more?
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Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation Proudly Presents: Fight For Hope Group.
Aaron Letendre, Abby Alexis, Maddison Potts, Hazel Waskewitch, Shiloh Potts, and Paxton Kootenay.
"Fight For Hope" is an original music video created by a group of Stoney youth from Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation in Alberta. It packs a hard hitting message of overcoming the struggle of addiction, the path towards healing and a return to ceremony, culture and prayer.
Today, the Honourable Seamus O'Regan, Minister of Indigenous Services, joined Chief Tony Alexis to participate in a sod turning ceremony at Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation in Alberta. This event marks the official start of construction of the new junior-senior high school in the community.
Community events, important information, and employment opportunities from the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation. Install it today
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