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Karihwi:Ioskarihwi:Ios Carnival 2019 Two Weeks of Winter Fun by Kevin Nelson & the CFS Team Enniskówa • March ✰ Onerahtókha • April 2019 Karihwi:iosKarihwi:ios Carnival 2019 Two Weeks of Winter Fun By Kevin Nelson & the CFS Team he 2019 Winter Carnival took place from Sunday, February 10th to TSaturday, February 23rd. There were a lot of activities for the kids and families. On Sunday, February 10th, there were four activities that took place on the same day. There was the snow snake which Travis Gabriel helped maintain for several weeks leading up to the day's activity. The sleigh rides which the kids enjoyed, as well as, the Ice castle. The longest running sporting activity has been the broomball tournament this year’s winners were Andrew Simon, Kevin Simon, Keith Simon, Selena Beauvais, Kahentinehshon Nicholas and Jordan Pereira. There were also several activities the kids enjoyed, such as, Giant Hockey and Giant board Game night that took place during the week. The Adult Ball Hockey was won by Selena Beauvais, Andrew Kevin Simon, Selena Beauvais, Andrew potatoes, steamed vegetables and a Simon, Kyle Canatonquin, Jason Nelson Simon. The dodgeball activity had dessert table with all kinds of treats. Mr. and Justin Nelson were the goalies. The two categories for winner’s kids and Don Burnstick began his show just after Youth Ball Hockey was won by Owen adults. The winners for kids were Steven 8 o’clock soon getting the crowd crying Rice, Logan Gabriel. Ava Gabriel and Brody Lacombe,Celina Goodleaf, Nawi Nicholas, with laughter within the first minute. Simon. The Kids Ball Hockey was won by Owen Rice,Kaliyah Nelson,Tanner Etienne The laughter continued throughout the Ava Gabriel, Jordan Bonspille, RJ Cross, and Mia Mathias. The dodgeball adults hour of the show with many community Ryder Etienne and the goalies Markie winners Kevin Nelson,Jason Nelson,Nawi members leaving with sore cheeks and Bonspille and Brody Simon. The Crossfit Nicholas, Kyle Canatonquin, Andrew tears running down their face as Mr. Competition was won by Scaled Woman: Simon and Selena Beauvais. Burnstick’s show did not fail at keeping Tiohenta Mccomber and Karennahawi the crowd laughing. Mr. Burnstick then Mccomber. Scaled Men: Brandon Etienne signed t-shirts and sold some of his and Randy Etienne. RX Women: Julie Anne Valentines Day Dinner merchandise. The event coincided with David and April Kibbe. RX Men: Kevin and Show the children’s dance at Rotiwennakehte, Simon and Pierre Luc Lamontagne. in order to give parents an opportunity The other sporting activities were By April Kibbe to drop off their children while enjoying Lacrosse which had two categories kids a night out without having to travel far and youth. The winners for Kids lacrosse The Valentines Day Dinner and Show with and spend a lot of money. Additionally, were Otsisto Nelson,Angel Bonspille,Lexie Don Burnstick was a major success! The larger tables were created so that family Nelson,Ryder Etienne and goalies Ratihente gym was decorated beautifully members and friends could also enjoy Brody Simon and Markie Bonspille. The in a Valentines Day theme of red, black the show together. Approximately 120 winners for Youth lacrosse were Hank and silver. Guests were treated to non- people attended the dinner and people Tolley,Hayden Nicholas,Mason Gabriel, alcoholic bubbly juice with giveaways at who did not register for the dinner Jordan Bonspille,Tara Bonspille,Brianna each table. There was a photo booth as well came in to watch the show. Etienne the goalies were Brody Simon as a DJ playing music in the background. and Markie Bonspille. The winners for The night started out with a catered Continued on page 7 Blind volleyball were Brandon Etienne, dinner of prime rib and chicken, wedged Inside Karihwi:ios The deadline for the Using Marijuana When Breastfeeding, is it Safe? �������������������������������4 May/June Issue of KFC Crossfit Competition ��������������������������������������������������������������������9 Karihwi:ios is: March is Nutrition Month: 5 Ways to Unlock the Potential of Food ��������10 Pink Shirt Day: Stand Up To Bullying ������������������������������������������������14 Tuesday, April 23, 2019 March Madness Week in Photos �������������������������������������������������������17 [email protected] Announcements ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������19 Look for the Kanesatake Health Center on Facebook! The toll-free number for the First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line is 1-855-242-3310 Canada Pension Plan/Old Age Security All payment dates Please Note • March 27, 2019 • April 26, 2019 • Please call the Health Center to update your file for all • May 29, 2019 changes of address and/or telephone number. • June 26, 2019 • July 29, 2019 • Please call the Health Center to cancel previously booked • August 28, 2019 appointments so that those individuals on the waiting list can • September 26, 2019 be called and the spot not lost. This includes appointments with physicians, nurses, blood clinic, visiting professionals • October 29, 2019 and other health service providers etc • November 27, 2019 • December 20, 2019 Nia:wen and thank you and merci Mini-Mohawk Lesson Courtesy of Tsi Ronterihwanónhnha ne Kanien’kéha Language and Cultural Center Otsi'ten'okón:'a Tawènnia'kt Raónraon Tsó:kwaris Birds/Wild Fowl Goose Humming Bird Red Wing Blackbird Ohà:kwaront Tsiskó:ko Teríteri Tsohwà:tstka'we Heron Robin Bluejay Seagull 2 Free Naloxone Kits Are Available at any Quebec Pharmacy 3 Using Marijuana When Submitting a Request Breastfeeding, is it Safe? under Jordan’s Principle for Orthodontic Treatment Submitted by Crissann Thompson, Baby Friendly/Family Submitted by April Kibbe Development Coordinator n actuality, there is no known safe amount of cannabis Indigenous services Canada has established a list of information use when breastfeeding. After reading numerous required for the analysis of an orthodontic file under Jordan’s Iarticles about marijuana and the effects on breastmilk, Principle. the end result is that they all state the same thing. When This information must be collected and forwarded to the Region- a breastfeeding mother uses marijuana, the THC from al Office of Indigenous Services Canada in Montreal. the marijuana passes into the breastmilk and the result is the THC component from the marijuana can be stored in Jordan’s Principle Form: the fat cells of the human body for a few weeks. Because The completed form (describe the substantive equality under the body stores the THC from marijuana in fat cells and point 7 of the form: see definition below) we know that fat is also used to make breastmilk, and a Information to obtain from the dentist: mother then breastfeeds her baby, it then passed into a Diagnosis and orthodontic treatment plan. baby’s brain and fat cells. Some research found that baby’s The letter or note from the dentist mentioning the child’s good exposed to THC through breastmilk resulted in slower oral hygiene and indicating the date of the last tooth decay. baby responses and movements. The impact on the child if he or she was unable to access orth- odontic services. The costs. What about “Pumping and dumping”? Photos of the dentition, if possible. Some women may wonder if they can pump breastmilk and Information on substantive equality: throw it away (dumping) after using marijuana. However, Give an idea of the child’s family and socio-economic environ- even after a single use of marijuana, a drug test for THC ment and situation (under point 7 of the Jordan’s Principle form). can be positive for weeks or even months. Pumping and dumping for a few hours, or even a few days, after using Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB): marijuana will NOT prevent THC from getting to the baby. Rejection letter from the NIHB Program There is no benefit to this strategy, and it may create a false sense of safety. Contact Information: We still do not know everything about this subject and we Contact information to receive the decision: Name, address, email wait for more research, to truly determine the effects of of the parent or guardian or Jordan’s Principle coordinator, where marijuana exposure in breastmilk. Until we find out more appropriate (this is information that Headquarters often asks facts about cannabis and breastmilk, please make the best from us afterwards, either to send the letter of approval or refusal decision possible for the wellbeing of your baby! or to request additional information). Optional information: Articles referenced: If applicable: If the youth is being bullied because of his or her Article: Best Start recourse center, risks of Cannabis on dentition, include a letter from the educator, teacher, supervisor Fertility, Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Parenting. or other professional who has observed the child being bullied. www.beststart.org Please feel free to contact your local Jordan’s Principle Coordina- Article: Is it safe to use marijuana while breastfeeding? tor for more information, questions or help to access and com- www.medicalnewstoday.com plete the forms: April Kibbe @ 450-479-6000, ext: 227 Article: Marijuana use and breastfeeding http://www.motherisk.org 4 Health Center Calendar: March Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday CLINIC DATES ARE 1 2 SUBJECT TO CHANGE Dietician, Vinita Rawat 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Dr� Moisan Blood Clinic Dr� DeBroux Dr� Moisan 7:00-9:00 am 1/2 day Blood Clinic 8:00-9:00 am Foot care with Solange 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Dr. Dumont-Maurice Dr� DeBroux Dr� Moisan Dr� Saba Dr� Moisan Blood Clinic 1/2 day Blood Clinic 7:00-9:00 am 8:00-9:00 am 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Dr� DeBroux Dr� Moisan Dr� Moisan Blood Clinic 1/2 day Blood Clinic Dietician, 7:00-9:00 am 8:00-9:00 am Vinita Rawat Foot care with Solange 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Dr� Moisan Dr. Dumont-Maurice Dr� DeBroux Dr� Moisan Dietician, Blood Clinic 1/2 day Blood Clinic Vinita Rawat 7:00-9:00 am 8:00-9:00 am 31 Health Center Calendar: April Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Dr.
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