Skate board event at Multiplex shows interest is high
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Terra Indigena staff
Peguis Recreation held a skateboard park event at the Multiplex on Sunday July 7 which shows that interest in skateboarding is high among the youth of Peguis. Skateboard ramps, equipment tables and helmets sprouted up in a few minutes and the event was on. Youth contests were held. Everyone went home with prizes and memories of a funfilled day. No bruises or injuries were reported.
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SCO Unveils Transformative Report on First Nations Health Care
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The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) has released a groundbreaking report outlining the path to self-determination and sovereignty in health care delivery for First Nations. Titled “Decolonization: Recognizing First Nations Sovereignty,” the report is a direct response to Canada’s call for engagement on the co-development of distinctions-based Indigenous health legislation aimed at addressing health inequities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations.
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OPEN LETTER TO PEGUIS MEMBERS – DON WILSON INTERIM CEO AND BOARD CHAIR OF CPIC
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Dear Peguis First Nation Community Members,
In accordance to our long-standing commitment to accountability and transparency, I am writing to you today on behalf of Chief Peguis Investment Corporation (CPIC) to provide an update to community members in regards to the conclusion of the Inspectorship conducted by Deloitte Restructuring Inc. (Deloitte) as part of our ongoing settlement with Peguis First Nation (PFN). In the interest of providing some background for how this settlement and subsequent Court ordered inspectorship arose, Peguis First Nation and CPIC came to an agreement in November 2023 to settle litigation commenced by PFN in July of 2022 at the direction of the former Chief and Council.
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July 11 election appeal is rush seating only, better line up early
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By Trevor Greyeyes
The courtroom public gallery will be rather limited with 30-seats for the July 11, 2024, court challenge to the April 2023 election by former Chief Glenn Hudson..
And seating in the public gallery is not guaranteed to anyone including media.
However, current Peguis First Nation Chief Stan Bird noted at the meeting in Winnipeg on June 17, 2024, that with an expected demand to attend the hearing there is discussion that the hearing could be broadcast over the Internet.
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