The Kahnawà:ke Public Safety Commission wishes to inform the community that, based on the success of last year′s Halloween activities, Kahnawa′kehró:non can look forward to having another successful year. People should feel free to decorate their homes as usual and are encouraged to utilize the many alternate methods of handing out goodies.
The Commission also wishes to remind Kahnawa′ke...
The Public Safety Commission wishes to advise the community that a thirty (30) day extension of the State of Recovery for the COVID-19 Pandemic has been instated between October 19 and November 18, 2021. The initial State of Recovery period of 120 days expires today, and as per the Kahnawà:ke Emergency Preparedness Law, until the community is in a State of Normalcy, the State of Recovery will be review...
The Kahnawà:ke Environment Protection Office (KEPO) would like to inform the community that waterfowl inventories will be continuing in the Big Fence area this Wednesday, October 20th as part of their project to assess the ecological integrity of these lands. KEPO staff, along with a consultant, will be present throughout each day, beginning at 7am. This work was postponed from last week.
The Kahnawà:ke Environment Protection Office (KEPO) would like to inform the community that work to complete fish sampling will take place from Monday, October 18th until Friday, October 22nd, in the Suzanne River, Little Suzanne River, and North Creek.
Sampling will be done using a backpack electrofishing unit, which is used to stun fish with an electrical current. Once fish have been measured, they will be...
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) has been informed by the Ministère des Transports du Québec that inspection work will require the partial closure of one lane on the Kahnawà:ke-bound Mercier Bridge, tonight from 9pm until Saturday 5am.
As a note to bridge users, expect delays trying to access the Mercier bridge from Montreal, as work in the Ville-Saint-Pierre Interchange will see the closure of the R-13...
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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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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