Kapawe’no First Nation – Starting at 10:00am the junior Olympics began with the noodles javelin throw it was wonderful to see the effort put in by the young athletes. Each …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Blue skies, cranes, herring and a majestic eagle penetrated the beautiful winds on the buffalo bay where the students at Kapawe’no Nêhiyawak School performed amazing feats …
Kapawe’no First Nation – The first of its kind in this region of the province. Along with our Ice district, Fitness center and now the Plyometric lab to help improve …
Our academic stride to greatness continues with our Nêhiyawak law on life long learning and learning Nêhiyawêwin Kapawe’no Nehiyawak Kiskinahamâtowikamik K???e’? Ne????? K???????â????? Sakipahkaw Pisim (Leaf budding Moon) S?????? P??? …
Kapawe’no Nehiyawak Kiskinahamâtowikamik K???e’? Ne????? K???????â????? Nehiyawak Nanaskomitan (Our daily prayer) Nohtâwînân (know taw we nan) Our Father Kise Manitow (Key see Man knee two) The Creator Wicîhinân mina ( …
Kapawe’no First Nation – At Kapawe’no Nêhiyawak School we really pride ourselves with the balance each student has with academics and athletics. Young Ms Anna Lay, Sucker Creek is a …
Kapawe’no First Nation – our Knowledge Keepers tell us that it takes longer for us to heal today and the reason is because the old trails our ancestors used to …
Kapawe’no First Nation – Tansi; we will be writing bi-weekly two paragraph article for the newsletter. In it we will be talking about some of the activities we are doing …
Kapawe’no First Nation – The Kihew (Eagle) holds a very special place for Nêhiyawak. Kihew soared so high in the heavens that our people held it in high esteem since …
