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
Over the fall and leading into winter, the temperature continues to drop in Winnipeg. Ka Ni Kanichihk is currently working to expand in the areas of overnight safe spaces. We have prepared for additional supports to Indigenous women, 2spirit and gender diverse peoples, including protection from the cold, a warm place to rest, have coffee …
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 …
October 3, 2025
Upcoming training sessions will be held on Zoom in October and November on the dates listed above. Register now using the link below: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=Y-NTOvtT-0WcmHKYE6XSuSCfQG_wuSVLiE5TD9D1_FZUNjMxRThHNzU0Q0tZQjY5TlcwNVE2V0lVVy4u Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis; once the workshop has filled up, the available sessions will no longer be listed for selection in the registration form. Would you prefer your …
October 3, 2025
On June 19, the 24th annual Keeping the Fires Burning event took place at the RBC Convention Centre in Winnipeg. The event was a success, with over 800 community members, relatives, friends, family, and honoured guests in attendance. This year’s theme was Gichi-Anishinaabeg Ogikendaasowin: Gikino’amaage Abinoojiyag Dago Zaagi’idiiwin, or, Intergenerational Love: Learning from our Elders. …
