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This year’s Annual Mental Health Service Award was presented as a group to the following media outlets: (Individual or Group). In recognition of the commitment and significant contributions made to the mental health movement in the community. Instituted in June 1995, the 2022 Media Recipients–Group Award: The Seaway News: SDG The Cornwall Seeker: SDG The Standard-Freeholder: SDG Glengarry News SDG Edition EAP PR Le Regional PR Journal Agricom PR The Review PR YourTV Cornwall SDG Chesterville Recorder/The Villager+ Agrinews SDG Nation Val...
The Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly known as Ryerson's) bestowed honorary awards on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. The Faculty of Community Service - Honorary Doctorate was awarded to Sherrill Tekatsi:tsia'kwa (Katsi) Cook – Doctor of Laws Honoris Causa. Honorary degrees are awarded to those who have made extraordinary contributions to: Academia and/or society in Canada or internationally, particularly in fields of interest to the university, the development of the university, the b...
Three elected Mohawks chiefs from three different councils will attend the 5th annual Jay Treaty Border Alliance Conference being held in Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan this week. Chief Michael Conners, Saint Regis Tribal Council is one of four co-Chairs of the Alliance, along with, Chairperson Jennifer Porter of the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho, and Grand Chief Abram Benedict of the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne and Grand Chief Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer of Mohawks of Kahnawake. The first two days of the conference are being held in Windsor. Agen...
The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne (MCA) is breaking ground for Akwesasne's first skatepark which will be located at the A'nowara'ko:wa Arena. Officials and project team members celebrated the milestone on Friday, June 24, 2022, with an official groundbreaking ceremony. Construction for the 9,600 square-foot skatepark will be ongoing throughout the summer, with a completion slated for Sept. 16, 2022. A grand opening is tentatively set for Sept.17th. The skatepark will be constructed by Papillon...
On Wednesday June 22 - The St. Regis Mohawk School held their annual graduation ceremonies and the inaugural Beny Award was given out. This past February we lost our K9 Beny Ward. Beny was a beloved member of the department and the community. He spent a lot of time working and visiting the Mohawk School during his career. In collaboration with the St. Regis Mohawk School principal Alison Benedict, the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribal Police Department created the Beny Award. This award recognizes the...
HOGANSBURG- Brian F. Barnes, 60, of 29 Swamp Road, passed away on Monday, June 27, 2022, surrounded by his loving family at St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse. Brian was born on September 18, 1961 in Malone, New York, the son of the late Antoine H. and Ann (Cook) Barnes. He graduated from Salmon River School and from the St. Lawrence County Police Academy. He married Amie Swamp on May 26, 1990 in Hogansburg, NY. Brian was a Deputy Chief for 20 years with the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Police and...
The St. Regis Mission Church is organizing a group of Akwesasronon Elders, residential school survivors and parishioners to attend the visit of Pope Francis who will travel to Quebec City, where he is expected to meet Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Governor General Mary Simon and Indigenous leaders. He will hold mass on July 28 at 10:00 am at Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre. The St. Regis Mission is in contact with the Archdiocese of Ottawa and Cornwall to collaborate on travel to Quebec City for the visit of Pope Francis. The Archdiocese will be...
Brasher Ironworks, Brasher Falls, NY 13613 501c3 Charitable Organization #17780 600 Smith Road, Suite A, Brasher Falls, NY 13613 1 866 660 5116/315 600 7106 Our Vision: A world where people respect and have a better understanding of each other. Our Mission: To promote and inspire awareness of our connectedness. To the community in which you live, no matter where you are, This article is meant for you to take notice and learn about us. It is our desire to welcome you to become a part of us and contribute toward a better tomorrow. Our message is...
Kanatakon School grade 2 students teamed up with Onkwe to make garden scarecrows. The students gathered items which normally would end up in the recycling bin or at the worst a local landfill. They fashioned scarecrows using plastic bottles, tin cans, aluminum foil pans, and garbage bags....
By Indian Country Today. Reprinted with permission. From lawmakers, advocates and everyday citizens, people are furious over the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and are organizing rallies across the country. Indigenous communities were no exception, ICT rounded up reactions from around the web. Using tribal sovereignty to bypass state restrictions is an idea largely proposed by non-Native groups and is unlikely, according to an article published Wednesday by High Country News. “Legal issues wouldn’t be the only barriers to pr...
June 27, 2022 – Cornwall Community Hospital (CCH) has safely suspended several COVID-19 restrictions as the number of reported cases continues to decline and hospital admissions remain low in Eastern Ontario. Notably CCH has returned to its pre-pandemic open visiting policy, lifting the requirement to book visitation appointments. The number of people welcomed at the bedside is determined in collaboration with the patient, family and care team. Visitors are also no longer required to provide proof of vaccination. Screeners will no longer be a...
Continued from last week… It was not only with the British that the Haudenosaunee had planted trees of peace. When Otrewati of the Onondagas spoke to governor de la Barre (Onontio or “Yonondio”) of Quebec in 1684, he used the image of the tree for a place of peace and trade: Hear, Yonondio, what I have to say is the Voice of all the Five Nations, hear what they answer, open your ears to what they speak. The Senecas and Mohawks say that when they buried the hatchet at Cadarackui, in the middle of the Fort, they planted the Tree of Peace, in th...
1. Ohiarí:ha 21, 2022 shiiohseratákie June 21, 2022 was the date 2. St. Francis konwá:ia'ts tsi ononhsatokenhtì:ke St. Francis Church 3. Father Kevin Maloney ronwá:ia'ts Father Kevin is his name 4. Tho nón:we thatsihénhstatsi He is the priest there 5. Wahshakori'wanón:tonhse ne Lana King iontákia'ts tóka kénh ónhkak taierì:wahkwe ne takwaièn:'a onkwehonwehnéha He asked Lana King if someone could sing the Our Father in the Native language 6. Nó:nen enhaháhsen When he will say mass 7. Sha'té:kon n...
By Paul Hetzler Although the Grimm Brothers’ tale of Hansel and Gretel surviving alone in the woods after being abandoned by their parents is based on a grim reality – the famine of 1315 -1317 – there are compelling reasons to take kids into a forest today. As long as they are kept out of the clutches of evil witches and are brought to their respective homes right afterward. Research on the health benefits of being in a forest environment is so compelling that urban daycares in Finland “built” forests for kids to use. As part of a study on...
By Paul Hetzler First your car catches fire, and then your house. Worse yet, your date kills you and devours your flesh without so much as an apology. Yeah, spiders are creepy (I’ll explain). Arachnophobia, the fear of spiders, reportedly affects from three to six percent of us worldwide. In fact, it’s the most common phobia among humans (I assume the fear of humans is the most prevalent phobia among other animals, spiders included). Experts aren’t sure why we’re so scared of web-spinning arachnids, although evolutionary selection and family...
Canton, NY – As of June 18, 2022 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends a COVID-19 primary series for everyone 6 months and older. This age group becomes the last age group eligible for vaccination against COVID-19. COVID-19 has become one of the top 10 causes of pediatric death, and tens of thousands of children and teens have been hospitalized because of the virus. While children and adolescents are typically at lower risk than adults of becoming seriously ill, the effects of the virus are unpredictable. The Food a...
Alison Kiawenniserathe Benedict, Peaceful-Living.ca A good mind forms the foundation of our culture and way of life. The history of the Peacemaker is about the restoration of the good mind and how a good mind influences all aspects of life including self, family, clan and community. The teachings help us to identify what distorts our thinking, such as trauma and grief, and shows us that we can return to having a good mind. It’s embedded in every aspect of our culture including ceremonies. Attending to our mental health is normal and ongoing i...
by Melinda Myers Every garden season is filled with beautiful and tasty surprises along with a few challenges. One challenge gardener's face each year is managing insect pests while keeping the pollinators safe. Fortunately, only a very small percent of insects in our landscapes are harmful. The rest help pollinate plants, feed upon or parasitize bad insects, or help decompose plant debris. Proper identification of the plant-damaging culprit is the first step in managing problems. Often the...
The Board of Directors' from St. Lawrence Health's (SLH) three hospitals recently presented their 2021-2022 Community Service Awards, which included Dr. Benson Kelly from Saint Regis Mohawk Health Services. Massena Hospital President David Bender noted the decision to select Dr. Kelly as the recipient of this year's award was unanimous. The doctor's connection to Massena Hospital literally started with his birth; he was born at Massena Memorial Hospital. After graduating from Harvard...
7th Grade High Honor Roll High Honor Roll Overall average of 92% or Higher; Passing all classes Alvarado, Jaydenlee Joseph Araujo, Isabela Christine Bogart, Luke Michael Bouchard, James Peter Chakranarayan, Yajna Kunjvihari Donahue, Kyla Susan Dow, Karynn Audrey Earl, Collin Jeremy Englert, Carson David Faucher, Emmalyn Margaret Faucher, Reese Kristine Francis, Karlee Elizabeth Gamble, Millie Lorraine Gardner, Connor Michael Gilbert, Gabriel Joseph Goodfellow, Kohl Madix Hamilton, MaryAmelia Rose Henry, Coleton Jacob Hurlbut, Natalie Ruth...
Grade 3 Honor Roll: Emma Baker, Haylee Bashaw, Trenton Lamb, Stanley LaMora, Samuel Lauzon, Bryce Marsh, Oaklin Mitchell, Olivia Mitchell, Malani Mitchell-Rockhill Grade 4 Principal’s List: Zackary Black, William Seward Jr, Maddox Manson, Rheagan Willette, Kyrie Jock, Tyler Bouchey, Raelia Gray, Kayne King, Lorelei LaMora, Mason McMahon Honor Roll: Connor Bryant, Caleb Carroll, Jaxon Collins, Jonah Jock, Saphfirie Johnson, Jolynn Oakes, Peyton Rafter, Alexander Sency, Giuliana Terrance, Gracey Durant, Braiden Compton, Ava White, Kiylor Wood, K...
First Nations Epidemiological summary of COVID-19 cases in First Nations communities as reported to Indigenous Services Canada from June 19 to June 25, 2022 . Atlantic – 38 Cases Quebec – 56 Cases Ontario – 123 Cases Manitoba – 7 Cases Saskatchewan –28 Cases Alberta – 5 Cases British Columbia – 9 Cases Canada Wide The latest numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Canada as of June 29, 2022. Canada: 3,913,975 confirmed cases in Canada. Quebec: 1,007,956 total cases, 5,018 cases last 7 days (15,532 deaths ) Ontario: 1,316,505 total cases, 4,582 c...
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 Self-Test: 15 PCR Test: 3 Daily Positive: 18 Total: 46 Tuesday June 28, 2022 Self-Test: 3 PCR: 5 Daily Positive: 8 Total: 33 Monday June 27, 2022 Self-Test: 4 PCR: 5 Daily Positive: 9 Total: 32 Sunday, June 26, 2022 Self-Test: 5 PCR: 1 Daily Positive: 6 Total: 36...
Please Be Aware: After Thursday, June 30th, 2022, SLCHD will only be providing COVID-19 updates on a monthly basis. You can expect to receive a monthly update the first week of the following month. For example, you will receive July’s COVID-19 update the week of August 1st. As of Friday, June 24, to Tuesday, June 28, 2022 Active Cases: 49 New Cases: 41 In the hospital: 6 Deaths: 198 Fully Dosed: 66140...
Servings: 18 muffins Calories: 211 Ingredients 1/2 cup unsalted butter (softened, 1 stick) 3/4 cup sugar 2 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla extract 2 tsp. baking powder 1/2 tsp. salt 2 cups flour 1/2 cup milk 2 cups strawberries (chopped) For the Crumb Topping: 1/4 cup butter (melted) 1/3 cup brown sugar 1/3 cup white sugar 1 tsp. cinnamon 1/2 cup flour Instructions For the Strawberry Muffins: Preheat your oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Combine the butter and sugar for your muffins in a large mixing bowl. Mix for about 1 minute until nice and creamy. Mix i...
