Kenténha/October Political Update
This week’s Political Update covers the MCK’s response to the Parti Québécois’ Blue Book and concerns surrounding Quebec independence, along with its continued opposition to
October 16, 2026
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This week’s Political Update covers the MCK’s response to the Parti Québécois’ Blue Book and concerns surrounding Quebec independence, along with its continued opposition to
Ratsénhaienhs Jeffrey Diabo updates on the new library project. Following Council’s approval, the project is entering its next phase, with preparations underway for the design
The Public Safety Division provides information on the new emergency alert siren in the Tioweró:ton Territory. The siren will alert cabin owners and visitors when
Ietsénhaienhs Tonya Perron discusses ongoing work within the Justice and Governance portfolios, including progress on the Administrative Tribunal, the selection of Judges, and the new
Ratsénhaienhs David Diabo provides updates on Lands and Territories, the Kahnawà:ke Labor Office, and Emergency Management. Topics include the Saint-Rémi lands, Labor Code development and
Ratsénhaienhs Jeffrey Diabo highlights the distribution of 120 backpacks and school supplies, progress on the Library Project, and the recent Kanatahkwèn:ke museum opening. He also
In this political update: recent Council activities, including a meeting between Ohén:ton Í:rate ne Ratitsénhaienhs Cody Diabo and Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada focused on
Ratsénhaienhs Arnold Boyer provides updates on several community initiatives, including the successful Kidney Walk, which raised $15,000 for the Kidney Foundation. He also shares an
In this Ratsénhaienhs Report, Cody Diabo shares updates on recent meetings and agreements that strengthen Kahnawà:ke’s relationships with Indigenous nations across Turtle Island. Topics include
On July 16, the Iroquois Caucus and the Atikamekw Nehirowisiw Nation signed a historic Peace and Alliance Agreement, reaffirming their commitment to reconciliation, cooperation, and
Environment Portfolio Lead Ratsénhaienhs Ross Montour provides updates on the recent dust plume incident at the Eastern boundary, environmental sampling initiatives, ongoing monitoring efforts, and
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke marks a historic milestone as 162 acres of land are in the process of being returned through the Seigneury of
Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, June 23rd, at 8:30am.
The Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) would like to inform the community that all its administrative offices will be closed for Tsi Na’teiontenonhwerá:tons Awenhnísera on Monday, October 12th.
The Waste Management Department will be closed for cardboard drop-offs. Regular household recycling, compost, and special collections pickup will occur as usual. The Transfer Depot will be closed for the holiday.
All essential services will remain in operation.
Regular office business hours will resume on Tuesday, October 13th, at 8:30am.