Ermineskin Newsletter May 24, 2019 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc ᓀᔮᐢᑫᐧᔮᐦᐠ ᐊᒋᒧᐊᐧᐣ ᐅᐱᓂᔮᐁᐧᐃᐧᐲᓯᒼ ᓃᐢᑕᓇᐤ-ᓀᐅᐧᓵᑊ ᐊᑭᒪᐤ ᐊᓄᐦᐨ

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Hide Tanning with Flora Northwest and Don Johnson

ay 10, 2019 - M Flora North- west and Don John- son were teaching MESC students from the Maskwacis Out- reach School how to prepare hide at the Ermineskin Cree Lan- guage department. Flora was working with a scraper that has been handed down in her family for around 250 years (pictured bottom, second from left). She received it from her mother-in- law, Annie Cardinal, in the late 80s. It was passed down from older women to younger women, who typically “They fleshed it, we’re probably going to finish this to- kept it for 50 years. This is the first time she took it day,” said Flora. Don Johnson said that they already out to use it. Flora and Don were out with the stu- had the brains ready to process the hide afterward. dents for 3 days, and the third day they were all out The brains are traditionally used in the processing of scraping the fur off of the hide they had been working hide and Don is glad to reintroduce the youth of on. “We have 6-7 students, Marty Street provided the Maskwacis to traditional activities like hide-tanning. hide.” “I can show [them] how to make hide pouches,” said There will be further classes available to MESC students Don. “Passing it on to them, I’m 72 years old, this is who are participating in the land-based learning classes. kind of a lost art... We can leave the hide like this and Don Johnson works at Meskanahk Ka Nipa Wit School. make drums, too.” ~article/photos by Sara Lee~

Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc N.E.S.T. Healthcare Aide & Carpentry Program Graduation eyaskweyahk Employment N Skills Training (formally known as ASETS) hosted graduation for their Healthcare Aide & Carpentry program participants. The graduation took place on Thursday May 9, 2019 at the Hudson's Green Nature and Ac- tivity Centre in Ponoka. The graduation began with a bless- ing from Annette Lee and opening remarks by Ermineskin Cree Nation Councillor Nina Makinaw and Ermineskin Industrial Rela- tions Director Carol Wildcat. M.E.C’s Enhanced Service Deliv- ery Coordinator Donna Ladou- ceur, RDC Program Coordinator Kari Bayley and the NEST program driver Jamie Morin, Kristin Roan, Karen Rattlesnake, Tessa Copenace also expressed their pride for the Saddleback, Flora Smallboy and Emma Wildcat. graduate’s perseverance in completing the pro- The Carpentry program also celebrated gradu- gram. Both programs were a collaborated ates: Matthew Buffalo, Marcus Cutarm, Theoren effort with N.E.S.T., Ermineskin Industrial Rela- Ermineskin, Becky Smallboy, Albert Stoney, Dari- tions, Neyaskweyahk Human Services, and Red an Ward and Mathew Ward. The graduates Deer Collage. The Healthcare Aide program ran were treated to a catered meal and presented from October 2018 to April 2019. The pro- with Certificates and Red Deer Collage hoodies. gram celebrated the following graduates: Rain- Congratulations to all the graduates for em- eesha Bruno, Breanna Buffalo, Priscilla Ermine- barking on a new path to further their career skin, Brittany Hamelin, Lucrezia Johnson, Jaron and life goals. ~Article/Photos by Janine Wildcat~

Ermineskin Land Law Final Draft Meeting ay 13, 2019 - Lois Taypotat gave a presentation and opting to create policies for these processes sepa- of the Executive Summary of the Neyâskweyâhk rately, instead. The change was voted on and passed M Askîy Wiyâsowewin (Ermineskin Cree Nation unanimously. This change will save time in the writing of Land Law) to an assemblage of Ermineskin residents at further laws, which will be able to reference the suggest- the Jim Rattlesnake building. Anne Wildcat, Director of ed policies, as well. Property and Infrastructure was also in attendance to The ECN Land Law was written with ECN citizens input. answer questions. (see p. 7 for more information on the upcoming ratifica- Important changes to the land law final draft included tion vote times and locations). This was the third of four shortening section 30 ‘Procedures for Meetings of Ne- Land Law Final Draft meetings. yaskweyawiyinowak’ and section 34 ‘Dispute Resolution,’ ~Article/photos by Sara Lee~

2 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc Important Dates ECN Administration Building May 31, 2019 - Off Friday, offices closed June 14, 2019 - Off Friday, offices closed June 21, 2019 - Indigenous Peo- ples’ Day, offices closed June 28, 2019 - Off Friday, offices closed

Mother’s Day Brunch ay 9, 2019 - This year’s Ermineskin Cree Nation 3rd Annual Mother’s M Day Brunch was celebrated on Thursday May 9th, 2019 at the Ne- yaskweyahk Arena. The event which was exclusively for Maskwacis Moth- ers attracted an estimated 180 attendees. Many eager Iskwewak showed up early to get their hands on the free gift that contained a handcrafted coffee mug with Native designs, filled with candies, speciality tea and a shaver. 100 carnations were also ordered for the Mothers who did not get a chance to get the free gift. Event activities consisted of ear candling, manicures, massages, reflexology, tarot card reading, free haircuts and photo booth. The entertainment that was scheduled for the day was a comedian/medium show from Alberta’s Favorite Medium Jenni Ogilvie. Ay Hay to the ECN Community Wellness Department for organizing the event, Neyaskweyahk Arena for providing the venue, and for the Admin- istration, Communications, and Recreation departments for assisting. Also would like to acknowledge the Volunteers for decorating, setting up and cleaning. You all did an amazing job. ~article/photos by Janine Wildcat~

Congratulations to our Battle River Shock Team. These boys won the Teir 1 CMFA Final 22-15. There are three players that currently play from Maskwacis, and some Alumni players on the Shock. Great Team, Great Coaches, Trainers, Great Memories, the best Football Family #Football #Champs #Midget #78 #ChadMakinaw #63 #ColinBuffalo #38 #AnthonyBu June 7, 2019 ffalo #BattleRiverShock #Maskwacis #SamsonCree #ErmineskinCree (courtesy of Delorna Buffalo-Makinaw) June 3, 2019 @ 4:30PM

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Calling all Treaty People & Allies** e are rallying against the new proposed legislation being W fast tracked for Bill C - 91/92, Bill C-97 and the repeal of Bill C-86 which all impact our inherent rights/title. These total up to a new White Paper 2.0! This is a fast tracked process that will serve as a template for all Indigenous Nations in Canada (First Nation, Metis, Inuit). This will terminate our existing treaties and give the government complete control over our people and communities. The White Paper Agenda is back and we must unite and stand together in Resistance! Everybody is welcome! Please bring your sage/smudge and your positive energy. EDMONTON - BEAVER HILLS HOUSE PARK - 10158-103 St. MAY 27, 2019 AT 1:00 p.m. The Chief and 3 members of Council are attending the official Day of Action in Ottawa on May 27, 2019.

4 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc INSPOL 50th Anniversary Banquet ay 18, 2019 - A 50th Anniversary Reunion Ban- M quet was held at the River Cree Resort and Casi- no for the INSPOL (Indian Sports Olympics Association) Thunderbird’s, who were Canada’s first all star Aborigi- nal Junior hockey team. The Thunderbird’s played for three seasons: 1969-1970, 1970-1971, 1971-1972. The evening began with a grand entry, with Alumni dancing in the flags and photos of INSPOL Alumni who have passed on being carried by their next of kin. MC Rick Lightning gave a speech about INSPOL: “Fifty years ago, Willie Littlechild had a vision. To bring all of these young Indian kids that never lived in the city, to bring us into the city and to play in the greatest hockey place, the Edmonton Gardens, and we got to go in there and we were just in awe to be able to walk in there and see this place. And we were from Treaty 6, Treaty 7, and Treaty 8… Most of us had different col- Top: INSPOL team members, Bottom left: Wilton Little- oured socks. Some had no underwear. We had to child, Bottom middle: Comedian Don Burnstick, Bottom share. *audience laughter* But George Callihoo, Willie right: AFN Alberta Regional Chief Marlene Poitras Littlechild, Art Gingras, these guys are instrumental in bringing these rez dogs to the city and giving us the opportunity to play a game we loved. And unfortunate- ly some of our brothers have passed away.” He then introduced the River Cree drum group, who sang an honour song for INSPOL Alumni who have passed on. Mr. Lightning gave a prayer to bless the reunion and the dinner. Memorial and Plaque presentations were made to family members of past players, and to the Alumni present. Dr. Wilton Littlechild gave a presentation with history and information about the journey to creating and participating in INSPOL. “It was a lot of work by a lot of people to get [them] started…. [he] was on my way to Russia on an exchange program” when he was called on to coach here at home. Dr. Lit- tlechild brought along memorabilia from his time as coach, including playing schedules, rosters, old articles, and a letter from Gary Bettman, Commisioner of the NHL to the INSPOL hockey alumni, which was received May 16, 2019, “You should know that each of you are an inspiration to the entire hockey world. Your ground- Top Right: Inez Lightning presenting a plaque and flow- ers to Mrs. Audrey Breaker, Bottom Right: Rick Lightning breaking work opened doors for future generations of And various snapshots of the evening children - many from isolated and small communities - who otherwise wouldn’t have had the chance to partici- pate in our great game… an NHL game… was broad- cast in Plains Cree on Aboriginal Peoples Television Net- work…. None of this happens without your trailblazing work.” Following the presentation, there was an auction and live entertainment from Don Burnstick, who had a brother in INSPOL. To end the night there was an evening mixer. Ermineskin Cree Nation has, as alumni, Rick Lightning (goal tender), Dr. Wilton Littlechild (coach), Larry Hodg- son (conditioning coach), and late Leonard Coyote (left Above: Snapshots of INSPOL players in their uniforms winger). ~article/photos by Sara Lee~ from from Wilton Littlechild’s personal collection

5 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc Maskwacis Free Dog/Cat Wellness Clinic

ay 10, 2019 - Friday May 10th marked the M first day of a three day clinic for the dogs and cats of citizens of Maskwacis Four Nations. The clinic took place at the Four Nations Arena located in Sam- son Cree Nation and was a collaboration with the Four Na- tions and the Alberta Spay and Neuter Task Force. Marla McKinney, a volunteer with the Spay and Neuter Task force since 2014 gave me a tour of the different stations. Community Members register their animals at the front, and volunteers get a crate or carri- er for the animals: dogs stay in the arena area and cats had a separate space in one of the Arena rooms to keep peace between the species. The animal’s information is gathered at the front, with any pertinent medical information and history put into the paperwork forms. Animal’s go from the front to pre-op exams, which include weighing the animal so they have the proper amount of medicine, sedation and vaccinations. They are examined Beginner’s Cree Class by veterinarians to make sure they are healthy enough to go through with their surgeries. “If we’re in a gymnasi- um, it’s very tight. We’re lucky we’re in an arena this time,” said Marla. Then comes the sedation line, where a registered vet technician makes sure the animal is properly sedated for surgery. There are two rows of tables set up, the first row is “the pre-op table. They get shaved there, they get tattooed….” on their surgical area,” and “the surgeries are done right on site.” Right next to the surgery area is a medical area with techs drawing meds for the surgery, as well as a disinfection station, where all tools are put in an autoclave to disinfect before reuse. Following surgery the animals are brought to a separate area with a recov- ery team. “They are cuddling with the puppies, making sure everyone is nice and warm,” because “anesthesia makes the animal’s body temperature drop so they’re a Beginners Cree Class Level 1 Grad little cold and shaky.” The station is equipped with blan- Left to Right: Jerry Roasting, Alex kets and heater blowers. After that they go in to their Behnke, Carolyn Omeasoo- separate carriers and are kept overnight for observation and then the next day they are ready to be picked up. Steinhauer, Charlotte Green, Mark Froese ~article and photos by Sara Lee~ and David Omeasoo

6 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc Pigeon Lake AGM & Land Law Final Draft Reading

ay 15, 2019 - The 2019 Pigeon Lake Annual General Meeting took M place at the Pigeon Lake Recreation Centre and started at 2:52PM. Acting Chief Daniel Wildcat, Council, and representatives of ECN Departments met with residents of Pigeon Lake for updates, questions, and dis- cussion. Prior to the AGM, Lois Taypotat and Terri Littlechild shared the executive summary of the final Land Law draft. This is the final reading before the draft goes to a ratification vote; tentatively set for June 18, 2019. The ratification vote will take place in 4 different locations: the Buck Lake Community Centre (from 12:00PM-3:00PM), the Pigeon Lake Rec Centre (from 12:00PM-3:00PM), the Fantasyland Hotel in Edmonton (from 12:00PM-3:00PM) and the Jim Rattlesnake Building in Ermineskin (from 9:00AM- 6:00PM). To start the meeting, Elder Rosie Roan gave an invocation followed by opening com- ments by Daniel Wildcat. Department and Program updates followed. Anne Wildcat, the new Director of Prop- send out information for upcoming events in the newslet- erty and Infrastructure, introduced her position. She has 6 ter and other ECN Communications channels. departments under her division: the Fire department, Terri Littlechild spoke for the Lands Department and Lands, Public Works, Property Management, Security, and again mentioned the upcoming Land Law Ratification Tech Services. Ms. Wildcat acknowledged the housing Vote, as well as mentioning updates to Agricultural Leas- shortage, and gave an update on the progress of the es, which have been raised to $100/acre. Elders Village in Ermineskin, as well information regarding NEST (previously ASETS) presented their upcoming pro- new homes purchased for Ermineskin. So far only the 2 grams, which will be advertised as they approach, includ- and 3 bedroom homes have been approved but their ing Personal Development, 1st year Automotive, and placement must be confirmed, as they will need piping, Class 7 training. NEST also has a capacity program, run electricity, and further infrastructure installed before build- by Winona Copenace, who gives aid to off reserve na- ing. The homes will also not be placed on existing foun- tion members who qualify. Nest #: 780-585-0191. dations. Alex Littlechild spoke for Industrial Relations. The new Next to give updates was Maureen Wildcat, the Director community hall will be opening this summer, and they of Community Services and Wellness, with Margaret John- will have a program for running a greenhouse. They will son from Support Services. Maureen works with: Support be hosting another hospitality program, as well. They are Services, Children’s Services, Assisted Living, Recreation, trying to secure funding for flight attendant training, and Arena, Daycare, and Brighter Futures. Maureen and Mar- there will be Chuckwagon Racing and Indian Relay Races garet handed out a page of FAQs for the Support Ser- at the Panee Agriplex in the first weekend of June. vices department: a sheet which outlines what types of External Affairs Director Danika Lightning works with emergency assistance they offer, qualifications, maximum Membership, Tribal Law, Children Services, litigation and assistance amount, the limit of times a member can ap- political sponsorship; which provides Elders with money to ply, and other pertinent information. This FAQ sheet can attend Elders and/or Treaty gatherings once a year. Con- be picked up from the Support Services office. tact External Affairs: 780-585-3741 for more information. Crystal Hill introduced herself as the Research Consultant Lastly, Administrator Geraldine Hill and Personnel Director for Child Family Services. Her and her assistant evaluate Lorraine Cutarm gave an update on the new NEP pro- programs within Child Family Services to prevent further gram, which was reorganized. There will be 5 permanent children from entering care. Her position is an administra- positions in Ermineskin, with 4 work crews with one (1) tive, research, and Social work position. Their office is in year contract positions for workers, which will be pro- the bottom floor of the NGCI building, and they can be gram based. The crews will be in Ermineskin, Buck Lake, reached at: 780-585-3128. She will be engaging with the Pigeon Lake, and Mountain Camp. For more information, community and will be seeking feedback, and they will contact the ECN Personnel Department. ~SEL~

7 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc Changing Directions with Dr. Heckman: Part 1 of 2

n Thursday May is literally no medicine that 16th, I had the will give you natural restora- O pleasure of attending tive sleep. There are medi- the Maskwacis Public cines out there that will Health’s “Changing Direc- knock you out but there is tions” presentation with nothing out there for natural MHS OBGYN Dr. Heckman. restorative sleep. How can The presentation topic con- we transition our bedroom to sisted of “Healthy Lifestyle” a place where just have pri- by means of learning how vacy to a place where we to sleep, regular exercise, just sleep? For the most part, nutrition and how it contrib- we have way too soft mat- utes to our overall health. tresses; it can be difficult to Being a working mother, it find a good position. They has been a challenge and a are so soft that the parts struggle to “change direc- that are supposed to be sup- tions” to a healthier lifestyle and have and be fine, but you won’t have an porting or bodies end up caving to been finding it difficult to lose the appendix, you won’t be the same as them and it ends up twisting our “baby weight” that I have accumulat- you were. But the disease is re- back and bodies. It is best to have a ed after having my last 2 children. moved. thinner mattress. Thin firm mattresses Difficulties such as; finding time to 3rd Type of healing also help with back pain. Sleeping in work out, being exhausted/drained of Hiding the illness – the illness is still bed as opposed to watching TV in energy after work, community eating there. Trying to control the illness so bed. When you can’t sleep, get out at family dinners/feasts and expen- it doesn’t bother you as much. In of bed and do something like read- sive healthy foods are factors that actuality, the medicines can actually ing, beading etc. Just do your task kept me from my goals of living a harm you more in the long run. In a until you are tired. Eventually you will healthy lifestyle. Upon seeing the lot of conditions, there’s still a lot of get tired and go to sleep poster advertisement for Dr. Heck- opportunity for the 1st type of heal- Past Traumas man’s presentation I was excited to ing. For example: if someone has Not dealing with past traumas is one see what knowledge he had to share. Gallstones and they have an attack, reason why people can’t sleep at The following excerpts are notes tak- their doctor tells them they are eat- night. People are not utilizing the en from our conversation on the top- ing poorly; he gives them nausea and counselling services etc., seeking help ic: pain meds and sends them home. from someone who is going to listen Attitude about health: They are just masking the symptoms. to them properly. They will eventually We use the words “health” and A lot of people in the community use medication so they won’t have to “healthcare” way too much. We are have Gallstones; you can actually heal deal with those traumas and they still looking for answers from the your gallstones by changing the way suffer every day. Another trauma is healthcare system that we already you eat. It is very possible. Starchy gaining weight in pregnancy; it is one have. We actually have way more foods turn into fat in our bodies. of the biggest causes of obesity in control over a lot of conditions that People know chips are bad for them women. Stuck at home with a baby, may affect us. What is healing, what but they don’t see the connection it plus lack of sleep and always eating is health? One perspective is, when has on our bodies. contribute to obesity. A lot of wom- you go to a healer you are seeking Importance of Sleep Hygiene an will keep the baby weight on, get to restore you to your pre injured We need sleep every night. We need pregnant again and the weight just state. With that said, there are 3 good sleep, if we don’t get a good ends up snowballing until you end up main types of healing today that con- night’s rest, our body cannot recover being obese. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT sist of: what happens to it over the day. to get your body back after the 1st Type of Healing There are so many things that pre- pregnancy before the next pregnancy For example; you have an ear infec- vent us from sleeping: cell phones, because it becomes so much harder tion, the doctor gives you antibiotics, TV’s in our bed rooms, Netflix etc. to lose the weight. the ear infection goes away and your Our beds have become a place This is one of two articles: look for hearing goes back to normal and you where we don’t sleep; they have be- the following sections in the next feel back to normal. That’s what we come a place where we watch TV or Newsletter: Food & Nutrition, Ade- want for every condition. where we communicate with people quate Hydration: Good old H20, Di- 2nd Type of Healing and our bodies know that and so our ets, Toxic Attitudes towards Dieting, Colon Cleansing, Health Supplements, Remove the disease, but you will not bodies don’t sleep there. Changing Directions to a Healthier be the same as you were before- Healthy Behaviors Lifestyle. hand. For example: appendicitis, you How many people in Maskwacis take get your appendix out, you will live medication to help them sleep? There ~article/photo by Janine Wildcat~

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Fri. May 24, 2019 9:00AM-12:00PM, please Maskwacis, contact Becky, Elaine, or Violet @ MCC, 780- Newsletter Day! contact Elders Centre to schedule: 780-585-3435. 585-3925. Sat. May 25, 2019 Youth fitness strength training Japanese Acupuncture, Ac- Exact Sacred Spirit & Intent of - Recreation - 6-7pm, ages Treaty Gathering - One Mind - upressure and Moxibus- 12+. Register: Kevin Littlechild One Voice. Pipe ceremony at tion,10:00AM-2:30PM. - 780-585-3088. 8:30AM. Meeting starts at Book at Elders’ Centre. Wed. June 5, 2019 10AM. Every Thursday until June Mon. May 27, 2019 27th. Age 60+ only. Elders’ week: Luncheon and Massage Therapy, 10- Drop In Volleyball Program Sat. June 1, 2019 3 @ Elders’ Centre. 2019 - JIM RS - 6-8pm. Info: Guitarfest @ Jonas Applegarth 780-585-3088 Treaty Talks @ Four Nations Theatre. 6PM-12AM. Arena. Info: Arlette Saddleback Tues. May 28, 2019 Mon. June 3, 2019 - [email protected] National Day of or Delorna Makinaw - Elders’ week: Bingo 10-3, [email protected]. Action—Edmonton @ Elder’s Centre Thurs. June 6, 2019 Beaver Hills Park, Treaty Talks @ Four Nations 1:00PM. We are say- Arena. Info: Arlette Saddleback Japanese Acupuncture, Ac- ing NO to the termina- - [email protected] upressure and Moxibus- tion of Indigenous or Delorna Makinaw - tion, 10:00AM-2:30PM. [email protected]. Book at Elders’ Centre. Rights in Canada. Drop In Volleyball Program Every Thursday until June Youth fitness strength training 2019 - JIM RS - 6-8pm. Info: 27th. Age 60+ only. - Recreation - 6-7pm, ages 780-585-3088. 12+. Register: Kevin Littlechild Elders’ week: Arts & - 780-585-3088. Tues. June 4, 2019 Crafts w/ David Buffalo, 10-3 @ Elders’ Centre. Wed. May 29, 2019 Elders’ week: Nail/Foot Care & Ear Candling @ Fri. June 7, 2019 Pow Wow Singing Program - Elder’s Centre 10-3. Jim RS Building, 5:30PM- Newsletter Day! Treaty Talks 6:30PM, register: ECN Recrea- @ Four Nations ECN LGBTQ Community tion/585-3088. Arena. Info: Arlette Saddleback Awareness Walk - 11:00AM at - [email protected] Maskwacis Cultural College Bear Park. Contact: Jen Doug- or Delorna Makinaw - Toonie BBQ and Book Givea- las @ 780-585-3931. way [email protected]. - 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Neyaskweyahk Native Classic - Treaty Walk and Talk Thurs. May 30, 2019 - hosted CPCA Chuckwagon Races @ by Maskwacis Cultural College 6:30PM. Hearing Tests, hearing aid – 5:30PM-8:30PM. Join the assessment and fittings: walk from Wetaskiwin to Sat. June 8, 2019

9 Neyâskweyâhk Acimowin Opiniyâwewipîsim Nîstanaw-Newosâp Akimaw Anohc Neyaskweyahk Native Classic - tions may be picked up at the Indian Horse Relay Races @ Position: Case Worker with the Personnel office located in the 3:00PM & CPCA Chuckwagon Neyaskweyahk Human Services Ermineskin Tribal Administra- Races @ 6:30PM. (NHS) department tion office Sun. June 9, 2019 Closing Date: May 29, 2019 Incomplete Applications will Please Submit Application/ automatically be screened out Neyaskweyahk Native Classic - Resume, Two (2) letters of FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Indian Horse Relay Races @ Reference, Copies of Certifi- CONTACT: 3:00PM & CPCA Chuckwagon cates, Child Intervention Check Ermineskin Cree Nation Races @ 6:30PM. and Updated Criminal Record Personnel Department Check to the Ermineskin Per- Mon. June 10, 2019 Box 219 sonnel Department. Maskwacîs, AB Drop In Volleyball Program T0C 1N0 2019 - JIM RS - 6-8pm. Info: Three (3) Committee Position: Phone: (780) 585-3741 ext. 780-585-3088 Members; 241 or 311 One (1) Youth ages 15-18 Tues. June 11, 2019 Edmonton Direct: Two (2) Community Members Youth fitness strength training ages 18 and Up (780) 420-0008 - Recreation - 6-7pm, ages With the Ermineskin Children Red Deer Direct: 12+. Register: Kevin Littlechild Services department (780) 343-1078 - 780-585-3088. Closing Date: May 29, 2019 Ma Me O Beach Direct: (780)586-2545 Recharge Your Life, Ermine- Please Submit Application/ skin Elder’s Centre, 10AM- Resume, Intervention Record Toll Free: 1-866-585-3941 3PM, Topic: Intention Journals. and Valuable Sector Check to Email: [email protected] Register: Community Wellness, the Ermineskin Personnel De- 780-585-3741. Day 1 of 2. partment.

Wed. June 12, 2019 Position: Recharge Your Life - Intention CMHC Pro- Journals - 5-7pm @ Elders Cen- ject Manag- tre. Day 2 of 2. er with the Property Management Job Opportunities department Closing Position: Part Time Workplace Date: May Safety & Benefits Administrator 29, 2019 with the Personnel department Please Sub- Closing Date: May 28, 2019 mit Applica- Please Submit Application/ tion/Resume, Resume and Updated Criminal Updated Record Check to the Ermine- Criminal skin Personnel Department. Record Check and Position: Programmer with the Driver Ab- Daycare department stract to the Closing Date: May 28, 2019 Ermineskin Please Submit Application/ Personnel Resume, copies of Certificates, Department. Child Welfare Check, and Criminal Record Check to the Applications Ermineskin Personnel Depart- and actual ment. job descrip-

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