Councillor Scott Eashappie

Good morning friends and family, I first of all would like to thank the TLE trust for there generous donation to accommodate 40 students to attend OHM hockey camp! 25 students on the first nations and 15 urban, this camp will take place in Regina. ... 1 student from each household, this may be altered if extra spots available. Any students interested please apply to Kim Hotomani, our sports and recreation facilitator. Essays can be submitted to Email: [email protected] Contact #: 306-660-8191 Deadline for applications is April 25, 2021. Pinamaya Scott Eashappie

CTK Membership, To ensure the safety of the membership during the pandemic, we will be hosting live Designation Information Meetings on: Friday, February 26, 2021 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm CST... -and- Saturday, February 27, 2021 from 1:00 to 3:00 pm CST Here is the link to register for both webinars: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/regis/9007901156412662544 Please note, first name, last name and email are required to register. The meetings will be recorded so they can be accessed later by any member. For those members that do not have access to the internet, please contact the band office and we will facilitate access to this presentation, the written materials presented and answer any questions you may have.

Amba Wate Family and Friends I thought it would be beneficial for our membership to have some quick Q and A. We will be having information sessions to explain the process behind the designation vote next month at the end of this week. (February 26th on Cega’kin, February 27th in Regina VIA Zoom, FB Live) Anymore questions needed, please call me. It’s always beneficial to get the answers from the sources than a second hand source. At the end of the day, this vote is for the t...Continue reading

Shared this from Councillor shawn Spencer Land Designation Vote coming up. This is what we've been waiting for...for a very long time. Regina Lands requires this actually any portion of our land requires a designation "designated for a purpose" this is a requirement of Canada as an obligation to Indigenous Nations. Indigenous peoples under the Act are required to vote and Chief and Council are required to take the steps to make this possible "Land Designation Vote" CTK had a...Continue reading

Good morning members, REMINDER: Tenants please check your furnace exhaust pipes (located on the back or side of your home). It’s common for ice to build up in these with the low temperatures. If you notice any ice build up, all you need to do is take something like a hammer & a flat blade screwdriver, butter knife, etc, and gently tap around the end of the vent pipe to loosen the ice, and either pry or knock it out. It usually comes out in one piece but you may need to brea...k it up a bit at first. Heating-System Tips: - Increase your home’s temperature by a couple degrees above your normal setting now, and then leave your thermostat alone. Do not turn it back down at night. In this extreme cold, your heating system will struggle to return to where you originally had it set. - Replace your filter. Ideally in the winter months, especially during these ultra-cold spells, you should change the filter monthly! - Check all registers/air vents of any obstructions or blockages. Keep furniture away to allow best airflow. - Help to heat your home with some cooking or bakingor even just boiling water. It gives extra humidity and warm temperatures to your indoor air. It should be noted that heating your home with your oven and stove is not ideal and can be extremely dangerous. - Check on neighbors or anyone elderly in this freezing weather to make sure they are safe and warm. - Department of Housing.