Nation-Based Sovereign-Based Government

November, 2019 Archive

blog • Nation and Economic Development • news

Local Nation Helpers in training

Treaty 2 Territory – Local Nation Helpers attended a 2 day training session in the FNT2T training centre in Dauphin on November 27 & 28, 2019. The local nation helpers learned the timeline history of treaties and how the first nations can collect local history for their own communities. The L.N.H also attended the Natural …

November 29, 2019

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Pinaymootang First Nation Off-Reserve Members Christmas Celebration Dinner

Treaty 2 Territory – Pinaymootang First Nation held it’s annual Christmas Celebration Dinner for off-reserve members in Winnipeg, MB on Thursday, November 28th, 2019. The event started with welcoming remarks from Council members of Pinaymootang First Nation, followed by a prayer by Councillor Kurvis Anderson. The First Nations in Treaty 2

November 29, 2019

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Blanket Exercise in Ebb and Flow First Nation

November 26, 2019 – Ebb and Flow First Nation / First Nations Treaty 2 Territory To begin reconciliation one must begin with one’s self.  Ebb and Flow First Nation hosted a unique participatory Blanket Exercise session for youth and adults in their community.   The Blanket Excercise is an interactive way of learning the history …

November 28, 2019

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Life Long Learning • news

Life Long Learning (LLL) Engagement Sessions in FNT2T

Treaty 2 Territory – As First Nations peoples we know that our ancestors practiced and believed that learning was a lifelong process. Education begins at birth and it continues throughout a lifetime. We also understand that learning (education) is our inherent right as the original peoples of our traditional territories. As time passed, education

November 27, 2019

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FNT2T at the University of Manitoba

November 27, 2019 – The First Nations in Treaty 2 Territory joined the University of Manitoba Indigenous Students Association (UMISA) on Wednesday, November 27th for Indigenous Students Awareness month. Alicia Kubrakovich and Tceagan Stagg, members of the First Nations in Treaty 2 Territory sit on the UMISA to ensure Indigenous students are

November 27, 2019

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blog • Nation and Economic Development

Information Session in Brandon, MB

Treaty 2 Territory – Today Gambler First Nation had the pleasure of hosting First Nations Treaty 2 Territory representatives Boh Kubrakovich, Allen Sutherland, Ron Missyabit and Scott Lynxleg as they came out to share with some of our “off community members” about who they are and what they do. We enjoyed learning more about First …

November 27, 2019

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Gambler First Nation invites the Government of FNT2T to their membership meeting

Treaty 2 Territory – Gambler First Nation hosted a membership meeting to their members in Brandon, MB on Tuesday, November 26th, 2019. The meeting started with an opening prayer by Kellie LeDoux, and opening remarks by Chief David LeDoux. The Government of First Nation in Treaty 2 Territory were invited to present to Gambler First …

November 26, 2019

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Local Nation Helpers are key in the governance process

Treaty 2 Territory – Local Nation Helpers (LNH) are the key in communicating with the members of the local Nation and FNT2T. The Local Nation Helpers keep the members informed of what is happening in FNT2T government and organizes information meetings for the members to attend. The LNH also updates and inputs information on the …

November 26, 2019

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Life Long Learning • news

Life Long Learning (LLL): Envisioning an Anishinaabek School…

Treaty 2 Territory – What would an Anishinaabek school look like? This is a question being pondered at this time by FNT2T LLL. One may feel that a school such as this would or should be taught solely in Anishinaabemowin. Another may feel that both languages should be offered, but that Anishinaabemowin be the main …

November 24, 2019

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