As announced last month, the Zarex Business Centre will be consulting Kahnawakehró:non on potential changes to Mohawk Council of Kahnawą:ke (MCK) Housing Department programming.
Consultation will take the form of a combination of phone and in person surveys at the Services Complex (conducted by Tracey Delormier, hired by Zarex) and are also available online by clicking here:
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawą:ke is offering condolences to the family, colleagues, admirers and many friends of Elijah Harper, who passed away on Friday, May 17th at the age of 64.
Elected Chief of his community before the age of 30, Elijah Harpers entire life was dedicated to serve his people. As the first Native person elected to the Manitoba provincial legislature, he will be forever remembered for his 1990 re...
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawą:ke is pleased to inform the community that the Quebec Government passed a decree on Wednesday, May 15th to officially transfer 500 acres of land to the Territory of Kahnawą:ke. The transfer is in exchange for lands taken for the expansion of Highway 30 in 2008 within the Seigneury of Sault St. Louis land grievance.
"We are pleased to inform our community that the Provincia...
The Kahnawą:ke Environment Protection Office (KEPO) of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawą:ke would like to reassure residents that the Transfer Depot is operating as usual, with the exception of accepting bagged Household Garbage. As usual, residents are encouraged to compost & recycle.
Wed like to dispel all the rumors that the Transfer Depot is no longer accepting larger refuse and demolition, or even th...
The Kahnawą:ke Legislative Coordinating Commission (KLCC) wishes to announce that a comprehensive telephone survey campaign to gather feedback on the Community Decision Making Process has resumed. A number of surveys had been conducted during March and April, though there is still substantial work that needs to be done to complete the process.
Orenda Boucher-Curotte has been contracted to conduct the surveys...
The Kahnawà:ke Environment Protection Office is reassuring residents that the Transfer Depot is operating as usual, with the exception of accepting Household Waste, which includes trash, compostable items and recyclable materials. Environment Protection Coordinator Eva Johnson dispels the rumors and sets the record straight.
Housing Consultations Begin
May 21, 2013
As announced last month, the Zarex Business Centre will be consulting Kahnawa’kehró:non on potential changes to Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) Housing Department programming.
Consultation will take the form of a combination of phone and in person surveys at the Services Complex (conducted by Tracey Delormier, hired by Zarex) and are also available online by clicking here:
The consultations will take place from May 21st to 31st.
Sports Complex Alcohol Survey Results
April 18, 2013
The Sports & Recreation Unit is pleased to present the community with the results of the Survey to gauge public opinion on the sale of alcoholic beverages at the Kahnawake Sports Complex. The survey was conducted this past January, in person, at the Sports Complex and Services Complex, and online at www.kahnawake.com. Over 500 people participated.
The survey results will not determine whether or not alcohol will be sold or in what capacity. Only Chief and Council can decide that. However, they require Community feedback before making a decision. The issue will be brought forward for further discussion and possible decision at an upcoming Council meeting, which should be finalized shortly.
Best Management Practices for Activities Taking Place in and around Water Habitats in Kahnawà:ke and Tioweró:ton
April 10, 2013
A Mohawk Council Executive Directive was passed that supports the Best Management Practices for Activities Taking Place In and Around Water Habitats in Kahnawàke and Tioweróton (Best Management Practices) which will be used as a guideline to protect water habitats during maintenance, development and other activities in or near water. To view the guidelines, click below.
COLLECTIVE CLASS ACTION SERVICES has been mandated by the Quebec Superior Court to administer the claims of all registered Indians who are eligible for compensation regarding fuel tax paid on reserve. Eligible persons have until July 8, 2013 to submit a claim.
This initiative is NOT MCK driven. Please visit Collectiva's website for exact and accurate information on the class action lawsuit and claim submissions.
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