An evening with our partners, honoring and celebrating our entrepreneurs and nation businesses.
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This notice is to inform ANSN Members that there will be a Quarterly Band Meeting on March 13th at the
Community Hall.
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Inviting all Wiyami to join us for the day!
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Nominations are open! Recognize a woman who has distinguished herself in our community.
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This program will teach students to become a vital member of a health care team.
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At the Chief Aranazhi School gym.
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Join us as we build capacity within our diverse communities, recognizing their unique needs and developmental paths while addressing common challenges like addictions and trauma.
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Check the poster for details and deadlines for submitting your forms!
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Join us at the ANSN Community Hall to celebrate our Elders!
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This notice is to inform ANSN members of an upcoming home safety and quality audit over the coming weeks.
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Check out all of the events happening during the winter holidays!
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This conference will help build capacity for First Nation communities that need Language Revitalization strategies.
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Hill Plain Construction Services is excited to invite local contractors and entrepreneurs to an upcoming information session.
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The winner will debut and kick off the Nakota Strong Music Festival!
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SAVE THE DATE
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First 16 teams with $300 deposit accepted.
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Day on the lake! You're invited to come have refreshments and voice your concerns to the Chief!
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Campers supply list available at the Lands Consultation Office.
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Please fill out our language survey to be entered into a drawing for cash and gift prizes!
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Join others at the Annex Health Building for support and community.
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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.
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