Strange Lake Rare Earth Mining Project: Environmental Impact Review and Public Participation
The Strange Lake Rare Earth Mining Project, proposed by Torngat Metals Ltd., is undergoing an environmental assessment by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) and the Government of Newfoundland… Read More
McGill University’s Indigenous Tuition Program
The McGill University Indigenous Tuition Initiative is an exciting opportunity for Naskapi students to have their tuition covered while studying at McGill. This blog post will guide you through determining… Read More
We’re Hiring! We need a Men’s Shelter Support Worker
PERSONNEL REQUIRED Two (2) male workers SALARY $20.00 per hour EMPLOYMENT STATUS Depending on funding availability WORK SCHEDULE 40 hours per week, rotational shifts START DATE September 2024 LOCATION Schefferville… Read More
Lights, Camping, Action!
Today was a day for insides! The Naskapi Kitchen is coming together, where many meals will be made. More tents have gone up for people to sleep in. Power cables… Read More
A light pole, the Naskapi Kitchen, the water truck, and the Chief!
Today was a BIG day for the Naskapi workers at the Ka Mamunuiitananuch Cultural Site! KESI and Sichuun installed power for security lights on a tall pole and infrastructure for… Read More
Notice of Poll
Public notice is hereby given that a poll is necessary for the election now pending for the Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach and that such pol wil be opened on the… Read More
Naskapi Literacy and Language Class for NNK Staff
The Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach is proud to announce the second Naskapi Literacy and Language Class for Naskapi Nation Office Staff. Classes begin Fri, Aug 16, and continue Mon–Thu Aug… Read More
Work continues at the Ka Mamunuiitananuch Cultural Site
The Naskapi crews have very hard at work, tirelessly assembling tents, frames, finishing up cabins, and leveling ground!Other workers have been in the forest collecting tent poles and bringing them… Read More
Bike Clinic!
Wed, Aug 14, 10a-5p Have you noticed some people camping out behind JSMS? They are adventurers, and they love camping! As part of their trip, they also wanted to do… Read More
Condolences to the family of Louisa Einish
The Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach extends our heartfelt condolences to the family of Louisa Einish. Our thoughts are with her husband, Mark, her children, grandchildren, and all her loved ones… Read More