The Finance Unit of the Mohawk Council of Kahnaw�:ke (MCK) would like to inform the community that the rental statements as of July 31, 2022 for all social housing clients will be mailed out.
Please be advised the following payment options are available:
Automatic Withdrawal Payments (for further details, contact the Housing Unit at 450-638-0500)
The Mohawk Council of Kahnaw�:ke wishes to inform the community that orange lights have been installed by Public Works on the two crosses at either end of the village area on the Old Malone Highway.
The lights honor children who attended Residential School and, especially, those who never returned home to their families.
This initiative was brought forth by Rats�nhaienhs Arnold Boyer to coincid...
The Capital Unit of The Mohawk Council of Kahnaw�:ke would like to inform all Kahnawa�kehr�:non that the installation of asphalt in the area of Winnie and Bush Roads will be carried out on Friday, September 30, 2022, from 7am to 5pm, weather permitting.
The work requires the complete closure of the road. See map below.
The Mohawk Council of Kahnaw�:ke (MCK) wishes to inform the community that Joel Jacobs is retiring today after a 30-year career at the MCK.
He began his career on contract in September 1992, working for the Kahnawake Economic Development Group, which fell under MCK at the time. He became a permanent/Indeterminate employee in 1993.
The Mohawk Council of Kahnaw�:ke would like to inform the community that all its administrative offices will be closed for Orange Shirt/Truth & Reconciliation Day on Friday, September 30th.
Regular Household Garbage Pickup service will continue as usual.
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) is issuing the following statement in regard to the passage of the Coalition Avenir Quebec's (CAQ) Bill 96 - An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Quebec, by the Quebec National Assembly on Tuesday.
The MCK is not taken by surprise by the widespread support that was given by the CAQ to Bill 96 yesterday in the National Assembly. Quebec has, once again, made decisions that are willfully misinformed and ignorant and of which failed to appropriately consult or meaningfully consider the countless efforts brought forth by Indigenous Peoples to have their concerns heard. Any legislation that has adverse effects on Indigenous self-determination for their lands, cultures, and languages should have the free, prior, and informed consent of our communities. The lack of engagement in such a framework where the outcomes knowingly affect our rights not only is a detriment to our ability to co-exist with our neighbors; it is a deliberate attack on our nationhood as Onkwehón:we (original people).
The MSI Wage Subsidy Program was created to help employees who have suffered a work-related injury but can’t return to their original job. The program supports injured workers to re-train for a new occupation and get a new career on track. Employers can benefit by getting a subsidy for placing a trained worker, back into the work force! To see how this program could work for you or your business Call MSI today or got to www.kahnawakelabor.com
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For an extensive listing of all Kahnawà:ke Laws, visit the Community Decision Making Process website at www.kahnawakemakingdecisions.com/legislation. Note: Clicking will take you to an external site
At the request of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke, several questions needed to be answered about the Mercier Bridge Project. Attached are the Questions and Answers from the MTQ.
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