Kapawe’no First Nation – At Buffalo Bay Academy, for grades 7-12, held a sharing circle to honor Pink Shirt Day. Lakeshore Regional Police Service participated in the circle, focusing on …
Kapawe’no First Nation – On Pink Shirt Day, Kapawe’no Nehiyawak School came together to support an important initiative against bullying, led by Principals and our great teachers. The day was …
Kapawe’no First Nation – On the afternoon of day three, staff participated in a mini Round Dance led by our Pimachimowin team, including Mr. Cory Cardinal, Mr. Scott Courtorielle, and …
Kapawe’no First Nation – On the third day of our professional development week, KFN Collegiate staff kicked off with a smudge and honor song led by our pimachimowin team. Principal …
Kapawe’no First Nation – On day two, Mr. Brian Thomas, a former Olympian and our current Athletic Director, discussed the core mission of our Sports Academy and attracting more students; …
The Renewed Heartbeat of Kapawe’no Nehiyawak The Kapawe’no Nêhiyawak Nation stands at a unique crossroads in history. The legacies of Canada’s colonial past and the influence of churches have strained …
Kapawe’no First Nation through the KFN Collegiate has launched the Kapawe’no Kaskhtayanih, formerly known as Outreach/Adult Learning, aimed at providing flexible educational options for students in grades 7-12. With the …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Professional development is a cornerstone of our mission at KFN Collegiate, as we strive to enhance the learning experience of our students through the growth and …
Kapawe’no First Nation – At KFN Collegiate, we continue to forward with our specialized academies. Comprising four pillar academies – Arts, Music, Sports, and LAWF (Land, Air, Water, Fire) – …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Buffalo Bay Academy is thrilled to welcome Mrs Charlene Noskey, a passionate educator and fluent n?hiyaw?win speaker from Loon River First Nation. Since graduating from the …
