June 9, 2026
WINNIPEG, MB- Ka Ni Kanichihk is proud to announce the 1st Annual Ka Ni Kanichihk Golf Classic, taking place on Friday, August 14 at The Players Golf Course. As Ka Ni Kanichihk’s first-ever golf tournament, the event will bring together businesses, community leaders, partners, and supporters for a day for connection and community impact. Funds …
January 29, 2026
With the cold weather upon us, our relatives at Velma’s Lodge need winter items now more than ever. Items needed include (but are not limited to):Warm jackets Winter boots Toques, gloves, scarves New undergarments Long johns Sweatpants & sweaters If you would prefer to make a monetary donation, please visit our donation page here. Winter …
December 15, 2025
DECEMBER 15, 2025 – As Ka Ni Kanichihk completes one capital project – the expansion of our existing building at 455 McDermot, we have started another capital project: the building of an all season sweat lodge. Located on the northeast side of our existing building at 90 Gertie Street, the actual willow-framed sweat lodge will …
December 15, 2025
OCTOBER 2025 – Ka Ni Kanichihk welcomes ten newly elected Council Members. Our new Council Members brings our existing Council to a full and robust membership of 12 members and two Elder Members. We welcome: To learn more about our new Council Members, read their biographies below: Beverley Courchene is a proud member of Sagkeeng …
December 15, 2025
DECEMBER 15, 2025 – Ka Ni Kanichihk welcomed funders from all levels of government, private and community donors, local politicians and long-time supporters into our Open House events on December 02 and 03. Each day began with the lighting of a Sacred Fire, while Tuesday featured an unveiling of the new mural located in the …
March 21, 2025
Ka Ni Kanichihk is excited to invite you to join us Thursday, June 19th, 2025, to mark 24 years of celebrating Indigenous resilience, relationship, and reconciliation. We are proud to announce our two emcees for this year’s event, Tasha Spillett (Ph.D.), and Niigaan Sinclair (Ph.D.). Tasha Spillett draws her strength from both her Cree & Trinidadian bloodlines. She is a New York Times Bestselling author, mother, activist and academic/educator. Tasha is most heart-tied to community-led work that centres-upon land and water defense, and the protection and advancement of Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit+ Peoples. Through her academic pursuits Tasha weaves together her Afro-Indigenous cultural identity and commitment to community and research, which principally amplifies Indigenous women’s demands for MMIWG2S+ justice amidst the ceaseless assault of colonialism. Niigaan Sinclair is Anishinaabe from Peguis First Nation. He is an award-winning writer, editor, and professor of Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba who was named by Maclean’s magazine in 2022 as one of the most influential people in Canada.
