File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council
740 Sioux Ave S S0G 1S0 Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, Canada

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We would like to remind people to remain diligent in their efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19. We encourage everyone to maintain their personal commitment to maintain the two-metre distance and practice increased safety measures. PLEASE BE ADVISED All FHQTC Offices will REMAIN CLOSED TO the PUBLIC until further notice. All precautionary measures are being implemented and enforced to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 Virus within our offices to ensure the safety and well-...being of our employees. The Tribal Council offers programs and services through its location in Fort Qu’Appelle, as well as within the City of Regina, to citizens (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) within Southern Saskatchewan. All precautionary measures are to ensure all citizens we serve are informed and will continue to have access to essential services during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and thank you for your continued patience and understanding. For more information, please contact FHQTC reception: (306) 332-8200. For the most recent FHQTC updates on COVID-19 please see: https://fhqtc.com/fhqtc-covid-19-updates/ Thank you for your continued diligence, patience and understanding.

Ansihinaabemowin with Denise Kennedy - Lesson 09 is now available! You will be able to watch the video here: https://youtu.be/gUvrdGEX8eI To download the Easy-to-Follow Lesson Guide, please visit https://fhqtc.com/online-language-learning/ to sign up and join the Anishinaabemowin group. A how-to guide to signing up and finding Theresa’s group are on the page.

Check out the FHQTC YAP page for the details on the reduce smoking/vaping challenge for youth! Prizes to be won!

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Social Development Assistant - PT - Peepeekisis Cree Nation For more info: https://fhqtc.com//social-development-assistant-pt-peepee/

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Registered Nurse Nurse A - ANHH For more info: https://fhqtc.com/job/registered-nurse-nurse-a-anhh/

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Health Navigator For more info: https://fhqtc.com/job/health-navigator/

NAKON'I'A with Theresa O'Watch - Lesson 09 is now available! You will be able to watch the video here: https://youtu.be/QLjL2_1aRu8 To download the Easy-to-Follow Lesson Guide, please visit https://fhqtc.com/online-language-learning/ to sign up and join the NAKON’I’A group. A how-to guide to signing up and finding Theresa’s group are on the page.

Here is an opportunity you may be interested in: https://www.saskjobs.ca/jsp/joborder/detail.jsp

Dakhóta Iá with Wayne Goodwill - Lesson 10 is now available! You will be able to watch the video here: https://youtu.be/M14DK_CfJvo To download the Easy-to-Follow Lesson Guide, please visit https://fhqtc.com/online-language-learning/ to sign up and join the Dakhóta Iá group. A how-to guide to signing up and finding Wayne’s group are on the page.

Please be advised: Due to Covid-19 spread/nearby outbreaks, family/support presence will be temporarily restricted unless for compassionate reasons at All Nations’ Healing Hospital. See notice-

Our hearts, prayers, and most sincere condolences go out to the Lafoy-Keepness family and the people of Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation on the passing of Heather Lafoy-Keepness. For decades, Heather has been like a rock to us here at the Tribal Council. Her wisdom, guidance, work ethic, and tenacity will be sorely missed by many. We love you Heather! Kininsaskomitin, nina pinamaya, lila pilamaya, wopida, chii miigwech, thank you

With the weekend ahead, soaring COVID-19 case numbers all across SK, and in an effort to help slow the spread, please: - Wash your hands regularly, - Physically distance, - Wear your mask when going out (discard damp masks due to cold weather, or, wash reusable masks regularly),... - Keep private gatherings to no more than 15 people in your daily circle, and 10 people otherwise, - Stay home if you feel ill. We do this to protect not only ourselves, but our Knowledge Keepers, youth, and elderly. Thank you for doing your part!