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Please Consider Supporting Ka Ni Kanichihk Programs Today

September 14, 2026

Ka Ni Kanichihk currently operates 15 different programs, each designed to meet the unique needs of our relatives. Among the programs we celebrated this past summer were our two Education programs – Social Innovation and Community Development and Honouring Gifts – as they hosted their annual graduation for students who completed the nine-month program. Both …

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Introducing our Newest Program – Gikino’amaw Ogichidaa “Teaching Warrior Society”

September 14, 2026

In early summer of 2026, a group of male staff members at Ka Ni Kanichihk began discussing the idea of creating a program designed specifically for men. Traditionally, Ka Ni Kanichihk’s programming has focused on women, children, and families — but as an organization committed to growing alongside the needs of its community, staff saw …

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Ceremony, Celebration and Community: One Historic Day at Ka Ni Kanichihk

September 14, 2026

August 21, 2026 Ka Ni Kanichihk welcomed funders, council members, and community members alike to 455 McDermot Avenue on August 21 for a day to remember. The morning began with a Pipe Ceremony, followed by our Annual General Meeting, before we headed outdoors for our Sweat Lodge Grand Opening and first-ever block party. It was …

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Teeing Off for Good – Ka Ni Kanichihk’s First Annual Golf Tournament

September 14, 2026

August 14, 2026 Ka Ni Kanichihk hosted its first-ever golf tournament at The Players Course on August 14, bringing together business partners and community members for a day of connection and fun. The idea was spearheaded by Leading Black Wolf Mentor Everrett Findley, who saw it as a great way to bring people together while …

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Keeping the Fires Burning 2026 – Celebrating 25 Years

September 14, 2026

June 18, 2026 This summer, Keeping the Fires Burning marked 25 years of honouring the remarkable First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Elders whose lifelong wisdom and contributions have shaped our communities. The event was a complete sell-out, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported it, purchased tickets, and joined us at the …

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Please Consider Supporting Ka Ni Kanichihk Programs Today

June 15, 2026

As we welcome the summer season, many of us are enjoying the warmth, sunshine, and opportunities to spend time on the land with family, friends, and community. This season reminds us of the importance of connection- to each other, to culture, and to the land. Your support helps us continue providing programs and services that …