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August Newsletter- âcimowasinahikanis

August 1, 2026

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It’s the first of the month, and you know what that means! Updated calendars of activities happening near you! Just a few mentions from this issue; AIG is coming up, come and cheer on our youth! And the Treaty 8 art contest is still accepting submissions until the 22nd!

 

Digital copies are available here and our Facebook page.

July Newsletter- âcimowasinahikanis

July 1, 2026

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School's out, for summer ♬♫!  We have lots of activities planned for the kids in July like a fishing trip, ball hockey or YLL's Oskayak Nikanitowin program. We are excited for Treaty Days in Lubicon and PTFN this month and can't wait to see all of you there!

 

Digital copies are available here and our Facebook page.

June Newsletter- âcimowasinahikanis

June 1, 2026

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Welcome to June!  We have a fantastic lineup of events waiting for you in this month's newsletter.  Highlights include Wild Meat Prepping, Food Prep for Kids and Indigenous Day Games.  Don't miss out on staying connected to your community.

 

Digital copies are available here and our Facebook page.

​Our office phones are on strike 

May 4, 2026

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We are having hardware issues and the office phones are down, this includes our Toll Free Number.  We are not receiving calls even though our system is accepting your voicemails. 

 

You can contact us at 780-649-4091 during work hours until the issue is fixed.  For child welfare concerns (24/7) or prevention requests (Monday - Friday 9am - 4:30pm), please contact the On Call Cell Phone at 780-536-7950. 

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May Newsletter- âcimowasinahikanis

May 1, 2026

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Good thing come to those who wait! Youth from last year's YMCA Exchange finally came to Lubicon, our U11’s took gold at Native Provincials, and we are happy to partner with the LIFT program and bring it to our communities.

 

Digital copies are available here and our Facebook page.

April Newsletter- âcimowasinahikanis

April 1, 2026

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No April Fool's here! We have a new workshop series this month hosted by our YLL program (for youth ages 12 - 32) with a $3000 grand prize. Native Provincials are this week and our Awas'ak Warriors are represented with a great team. Hopefully Spring finally shows up and kicks 3rd winter out of our lives....

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Digital copies are available here and our Facebook page.

Community Updates - Lubicon & Loon

March 2, 2026

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Join us in March for an update on Awas'ak Wiyasiwewin, we want your input on where we are going.  We will have a community meal and great door prizes in Lubicon and Loon River.

 

Click here for details on dates and locations!

March Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

March 1, 2026

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It's marvelous March and we're in the home stretch to Spring and all it brings. Don't forget to Spring forward this Sunday and change your clocks an hour ahead!

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

February Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

February 1, 2026

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February isn't just the month of love, it's an opportunity to connect with others, build each other up and to have a positive impact on those around us. It reminds us of the tender connections we share with those dear to our hearts.

Join us at one of our workshops this month and build relationships with your family, friends and community.

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

December & January Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

December 1, 2025

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Season's Greetings to our wonderful communities! May your holidays sparkle and be full of naps and snacks. We will have several events throughout the Christmas Break and we would love for you to join us!  We have a double issue and won't be having a January 2026 newsletter.  See you in February!

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

November Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

November 1, 2025

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Another month closer to 2026! We're highlighting Indigenous Veterans Day this year on November 8th. Honoring the service, the struggle, the courage and the sacrifice of all who serve at home, around the world and across generations. Thank you.

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

October Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

October 1, 2025

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Happy Fall! May your families have a fantastic season filled with hot chocolate, cozy evenings, and plenty of leaf piles! We have plenty of Thanksgiving and Halloween themed workshops coming up this month. Please reach out if there is something you think we should host...

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

Treaty Days 2025

September 12, 2025

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Every year we look forward to participating in Treaty Days at our three Nations. Coordinating games, giveaways and sharing information about our programs.  It was a bit of a challenge due to evacuations and having to re-schedule but we were happy to attend Loon River and PTFN's Treaty Days.  
 
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September Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

September 1, 2025

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September has rolled around again and kids have been back in school for a few days...We have many things to look forward to this month including haircuts, kids bingo, photoshoots and blanket ladders.

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

August Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

August 1, 2025

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August has come and our newsletter is here, short and sweet but full of info...

 

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

June Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

June 1, 2025

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Better late then never! With everything happening in June with Loon and PTFN being evacuated, we did not post our newsletter. Workshop programming was re-scheduled or moved to Edmonton to better serve our Nations. It was a trying time for everyone but we made it!

 

There were no paper copies available for June.  Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

Evacuation Information

May 29, 2025

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Two of our Nations have been evacuated today due to wildfires in the area, Loon River and Peerless-Trout are working with KTC Emergency Services to ensure everyone's safety.  For the latest information, please check their Facebook pages at KTC Emergency Services, Loon River First Nation and Peerless Trout First Nation and ours at Awasak Wiyasiwewin.  KTC Child & Family Services offices in Loon River, Peerless Lake and Trout Lake are closed as of 9:00am on May 29, 2025.  KTC CFS is an essential service and we will continue to provide all services to clients and families.

May Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

May 1, 2025

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May brings Red Dress Day, Moose Hide Campaign Day and Mothers Day. All to be acknowledged in different ways with grace and compassion. Join us at any of our free workshops, visit and try new things. Take the online survey for your input into your community infrastructure.

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For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

April Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

April 1, 2025

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No April Fool's here....Check if you're a winner just from attending one of our workshops. We also have multiple jobs posted in several locations and hope to have community members join us.

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For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

March Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

March 1, 2025

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The end of winter is coming! We have new dates for the WSP Community Engagement Sessions and information about the First Nations Child & Family Services and Jordan's Principle Settlement that may affect you or someone you may know.

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For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

February Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

February 1, 2025

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Our newsletter has been out for a full year! We launched in February 2024 with the goal of keeping the Nations informed about our programs, workshops and our Awas'ak Wiyasiwewin legislation. We look forward to another year of progress and continued engagement with each community.  This month we are running a Pink Shirt Day design contest for youth and having Open Houses with WSP in each community.

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For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

January Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

January 1, 2025

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​Happy New Years to you and your family!! We are excited for what 2025 will bring to our agency and our Nations. We have hosted a total of 667 days of workshops this past year and hope to exceed that in 2025. If you have any suggestions for workshops, please let us know by talking to any of our workers or calling the office at 780-767-2116.

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For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

December Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

December 1, 2024

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Happy Holidays!! We know everyone is excited for the Christmas Break, rest assured that we have a few activities running during this time.  We are promoting the Youth Leadership & Lifeskills Youth Exchange in this issue, it is a great opportunity for youth to experience.  Check out our programming for the month!  

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For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

November Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

November 1, 2024

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Hot off the press, get your newsletter here!  All your November activities are in our 10th newsletter which highlights Remembrance Day and our Cultural, Grief & Celebration of Life Program.

 

For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

Founding First Nations sign Coordination Agreement video

October 7, 2024

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On April 11, 2023, the Founding First Nations—composed of Peerless Trout First Nation, Loon River First Nation and Lubicon Lake Band—signed a Coordination greement with Canada and Alberta in response to the Act Respecting First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, youth and families.  The video features moments from the celebration ceremony, as well as interviews with some of the key people involved.​​

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​Find the video on Youtube here.

October Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

October 1, 2024

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Boo!  We are hitting our stride and offering workshops galore!  We've got Halloween on the brain and have various activities for kids at all the Nations.  We have also added Snapchat and TikTok to better reach and engage our youth.  If you were curious about who will be working with us to build future CFS infrastructure, it is WSP! 

 

For more information, our complete newsletter is available here.​​

September Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

September 1, 2024

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Summer is over and school is here!  We hope you all enjoyed having your kids at home, spending time together and making the best memories. We would love to see you at any of our prevention offices this month.

 

September's newsletter is available here.​  Prevention workers also deliver to community Elders. 

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August Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

August 1, 2024

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Hot summer in the Nations!  Everyone is busy with summer plans, relaxing and enjoying these beautiful days.  We have lots to do for youth in Peerless and Trout and different workshops at the prevention offices.  We also are still advertising for multiple jobs. 

 

Our complete newsletter is available here.

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Treaty Days 2024

July 16, 2024

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This year we have new things up our sleeves!  We have slush machines, popcorn makers, cotton candy and more.  We are carnival themed with games and prizes.  KTC CFS is at each of our Nations for two days during the Treaty Day events. 
 
The first day we provide the kids with carnival games and everyone has fun running ...
July Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

July 1, 2024

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Welcome to the sixth edition of our monthly newsletter! July is upon us and with it, come Cultural Camps and Treaty Days. Who else is looking forward to celebrating our Nations, spending time with family and maybe winning some prizes?  We continue to post events to our website calendar and our Facebook page.  The newsletter is available here.

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We hope to have lots of participants in our workshops at the prevention offices in each of the Nations. If you have any ideas for future sessions, email c92info@ktccfs.ca

June Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

June 1, 2024

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Welcome to the start of warm weather!  June is about the Customary Care Program and the announcement of our new Facebook page.  Follow us at Awasak Wiyasiwewin for updated information about our workshops and programming.  Paper copies of our newsletter will be distributed by Prevention Workers in the four Nations to Elders. If you do not receive one, please call our office and leave your name with Jack and we will get one out to you.

You can also look at the Digital copy here and on Facebook.

May Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

May 1, 2024

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Our May newsletter highlights the Minor Home Repair Program, workshop winners and the "Every Child Matters" youth conference attended last month. We have many workshops held in the communities that we would love for people to attend and are listed in our program calendar.  Paper copies will be distributed by Prevention Workers in the four Nations to Elders. If you do not receive one, please call our office and leave your name with Jack.

You can also look at the Digital copy here and on Facebook.

April Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

April 1, 2024

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Happy April!  We have a lot happening this month with our programming and have expanded to workshops in Edmonton and Peace River. You can make moss bags, ribbon skirts, quillows or just visit with our Elders Tea & Bannock at the Prevention Offices.  Our program focus for April is the Youth Leadership & Life Skills Program.  Paper copies will be distributed at the Nation level with priority going to Elders.  You can also look at the Digital copy here and on Facebook.

March Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

March 1, 2024

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Our second edition of the Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis is out after many revisions!  Our highlighted program for March is our Prenatal/Early Intervention Program and is our way of celebrating International Women's Day on March 8th.

Physical copies will be delivered to Elders in the communities of Loon River, Lubicon Lake, Peerless Lake and Trout Lake next week.

Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

February Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis

February 1, 2024

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The first edition of our Newsletter - âcimowasinahikanis is out!  We plan to release a new one at the beginning of every month so the Nations are informed of our programs, services and activities.

 

Paper copies will be available in the communities with priority going to Elders.  Digital copies are available here and on Facebook.

Treaty Day Winners 2023

August 9, 2023

 

Treaty Days are ongoing at each of our Nations in the KTC area.  KTC CFS continues to plan and hold children's activities like face painting, beading, water activities, inflatables and a children's entertainer.  We also have our free kid's and adult draws, children's snacks, cotton candy and slush.  As always, we bring our prize wheel where everyone wins a prize!  This year we also entered a float in the Nations parade.

AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin Enacted!

May 15, 2023 

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 As of May 15th, 2023, the AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin will be in effect.  This is a historic moment for our three Nations in transforming Child & Family Services delivery to our children.

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Leadership of the Founding First Nations have each signed a Band Council Resolution exercising their legislative authority with respect to child and family services.  Both the ...

Treaty Day Winners 2022

August 24, 2022

 

Treaty Days were a success at each of our Nations in the KTC area.  KTC CFS was out and about in the three Nations with children's activities like face painting, tie dye t-shirts and bird house painting.  We also had our free kid's and adult draws, children's snacks, cotton candy and slush.  Not forgotten was our prize wheel where everyone wins a prize!

AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin Newsletter

May 3, 2022

 

The AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin  Newsletter will provide ongoing updates as we work towards implementing our new AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin (Children's Law) within our three Founding First Nations.  It will be distributed quarterly to the three First Nations we serve through the Community Engagement Team. 

 

Click here to view the May 2022 newsletter.

AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin Act Passes

November 25, 2021 

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On November 19, 2021 the Awas’ak Wiyasiwewin (Cree for Children’s Law) was passed by members of Loon River, Peerless Trout and Lubicon Lake by a vote of 616 - 70 of the participating voters. This is a historic moment for our three Nations in transforming Child & Family Services delivery to our children.  

AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin 3rd Reading & Vote

October 23, 2021 

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The final draft of the AwaÅ›ak Wiyasiwêwin has been approved by the KTC CFS Board for our three participating Nations.  The 3rd Reading will be held at various locations from November 8 - 18 with a Vote held after each Reading.  Everyone attending will receive a participant bag.

Please come out to learn about the proposed Act and vote.  This new prevention based Act ...

Kee Tas Kee Now Child & Family Services Draft Act

July 15, 2021 

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KTC Child & Family Services in partnership with three member Nations is in the process of developing it's own Child & Family Services Act.  This will create a system where Loon River First Nation, Peerless Trout First Nation and Lubicon Lake Band administer, operate and are the sovereign government body to exercise their rights for decision making on the best interest of their children.  This will be for on and off reserve children across Canada. 

Treaty Day Winners 2021

July 15, 2021

 

Treaty Days are in progress at each of our Nations in the KTC area.  Come out to your Nation to enjoy games, competitions, Bingo, races and music.  We will post the calendar of events as we receive them from each Nation.  KTC CFS will be at each community with children's activities like beading and face painting.  We will also have our free kid's bike draws, free adult prize draws and a prize wheel where everyone wins.  We hope to see you there!  

Treaty Day Schedules 2021

July 6, 2021

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Hot days are warming up communities and families are eagerly awaiting the first of our First Nations Annual Treaty Days.  Each community has plans in motion to have various activities for their people to participate in.  Some events require pre-registration so make sure to check with each Band on their requirements.  KTC Child & Family Services workers will be in attendance with children's activities such as face painting, tattoos and beading for ... 

 

COVID-19 and KTC CFS

March 20, 2020

 

The KTC Child & Family Services office will be closed as of 12:00pm on March 20, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  All staff will be working from home and can be contacted by their clients by cell phone or email.  KTC CFS is an essential service and we will continue to provide all services to clients and families.  Any information released and KTC Advisories will be posted at the link below. 

Treaty Day Winners 2019

August 21, 2019

 

All of our First Nations have held their annual Treaty Days in their communities.  KTC CFS provided a barbeque lunch and bike raffles for each community.  Indigenous Services Canada also attends to provide treaty annuity payments to individuals.  The Nations provide entertainment, raffle draws, children's activities and other events.  Bike raffle winners are listed below....

KTC Child & Family Services brings car seat safety to its Nations

September 9, 2018

 

Northern Alberta has seven new Child Passenger Safety Technicians (CPST) today after a three day training session and certifying clinic in Slave Lake, AB.  Participants from the health centers of Loon River, Whitefish Lake, Woodland Cree, Peerless-Trout and Lubicon Lake attended the session hosted by KTC Child & Family Services and facilitated by the Child Passenger Safety Association of Canada.

Treaty Day Community Pictures and Winners 2018

July 17, 2018

 

Once again KTC CFS Staff have been doing temporary tattoos, free  raffle draws and face painting for each of our member First Nations Treaty Days.  Staff enjoy the hospitality of the communities and watching the different activities they have available.  Winners for each community are listed below...

Treaty Day Schedules 2018

June 18, 2018

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Hot days are warming up communities and families are eagerly awaiting the first of our First Nations Annual Treaty Days.  Each community has plans in motion to have various activities for their people to participate in.  Some events require pre-registration so make sure to check with each Band on their requirements.  KTC Child & Family Services workers will be in attendance as usual providing face painting, tattoos and bike draws for children and...

 

KTC CFS has moved!

May 28, 2018

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After many years of our office being in Atikameg, we have finally made the move and are now in the more central location of Loon Lake!  We are better able to serve our five Nations by being in closer proximity to each community. 

Staff made the initial move on May 28, 2018 and the clean up crew is still taking care of the last details at the Atikameg office.  (2018/07/20 - We are fully moved into the new building and operational)

Our new mailing address is KTC Child & Family Services, Box 279, Red Earth Creek, AB T0G 1X0.  The municipal address is Lot #10 of Loon River Commercial Park.  Our actual physical location is 1 km South of Red Earth Creek, next to Loon River Esso Gas station, which is right on Highway 88 on Loon River land.

Our new office will still have the same  780-767-2116 and fax number 780-767-2120.  

Stay tuned for our Grand Opening in the future!

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Treaty Day Community Pictures and Winners 2017

July 10, 2017

 

KTC Child & Family Services have been attending Treaty Day festivities as each community has their celebration.  Face painting has been well attended by children and youth and staff have been brushing up on their painting skills.  We also have free prize raffles for adults, children and youth.

2017 Traditional Cultural Camp

July 4, 2017

 

KTC Child & Family Services will be holding the annual Traditional Cultural Camp on July 10 - 14, 2017.  This year’s camp is for children aged 7 – 12 and will held at Haig Lakes  in the Cadotte Lake area.  Children experience traditional activities such as tanning moose hide, making dry meat, fishing and snare setting.

 

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Treaty Day Schedules 2017

June 20, 2017

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With school almost to an end, children and adults alike anticipate the beginning of our First Nations Annual Treaty Days.  Each community plans to have new and old activities for their people to participate in.  KTC Child & Family Services workers will be in attendance as usual providing face painting, tattoos and bike draws for children and youth for each community.

 

KTC CFSA opens new sub-office

March 1, 2017

 

KTC Child & Family Services is excited to announce that we have opened a new sub-office in Slave Lake, AB.

 

The new office will be known as the KTC CFS Wellness & Training Centre and is located at #102, 229 3rd Avenue NW.  We will be utilizing this office space for Family Group Conferences, supervised visits, meetings, training and workshops for our clients and community members from our service area.

 

We envision that using this space will provide an incentive to parents to attend workshops because of its urban location.  Families will also be able to visit their children without inhibiting their normal exuberance as this will not be a normal office space.  Training for clients or workers can occur without the normal interruptions that accompany standard offices.

 

This location will be open on an “as needed” basis for KTC CFS workers or trainers and will not have daily hours.  Please see our “Upcoming Programs” link on the home page of our website for workshop dates and registration information.

Treaty Day Community Pictures and Winners 2016

August 5, 2016

 

Different workers from KTC CFS have been attending the festivities as each community has had their Treaty Days.  Face painting has been a fun experience and well attended by children and youth.  Adult, children and youth prize draws have been held and enjoyed by all.  

Treaty Day Schedules 2016

June 1, 2016

 

Summer is here bringing warm, sunny days and the beginning of our First Nations annual treaty days.  Some of our communities have one day celebrations while others have multi-day events.  KTC Child & Family Services workers will be in attendance providing face painting for children and youth for one of the Treaty Days for each community.

 

Treaty Days 2015

September 15, 2015

 

KTC Child & Family Services staff attended all treaty days held this year by our five First Nations communities.  We provided face painting services, temporary tattoos and prize draws for children and adults.  KTC CFS had a foster parent recruitment table set up as we always need foster or kinship parents.

 

KTC CFSA Community Newsletter

May 25, 2015

 

After a long hiatus, we are re-introducing our newsletter which will be distributed every three months to the five First Nations we serve.  Each issue will focus on one aspect of child intervention or family enhancement, a profile on staff members and training or workshop dates.    

 

The newsletter is available at the band offices, health centres and post offices for Whitefish Lake, Woodland Cree, Loon River First Nation, Peerless-Trout First Nation and Lubicon Lake Band.  Click here to view the May 2015 newsletter.

2014 Traditional Cultural Camp

August 18, 2014

 

KTC Child & Family Services held the annual Traditional Cultural Camp on August 11 – 15, 2014.  This year’s camp was for children aged 6 – 12 and it was held in the Loon River First Nation area.  This is the second year that KTC has held the camp for the younger aged children.  Previously, the age range was 13 – 17 year old youth and was that age group for several years.

 

Theoren Fleury - "Don't Quit Before The Miracle"

August 23, 2012 

 

KTC Child & Family Services was proud to present Theoren Fleury and his inspirational message in Cadotte Lake on August 23rd, 2012.  The presentation was primarily for the Youth of our three communities as well as any adults that chose to attend.  Theo shared his experiences both good and bad throughout his life; both in and out of the hockey community.  Theo signed his book as well as various items for community members after the presentation.

KTC CFSA Community Newsletter

March 1, 2012

 

KTC Child & Family Services has a new quarterly newsletter that will be distributed every three months to the three First Nations.  The first issue came out in February 2012 and was very well received by the communities.  The next issue will be available in May 2012.

 

The newsletter is available at the band offices, health centres and post offices for Whitefish Lake, Woodland Cree and Loon River First Nation. Click here to view.

Community BBQ at Bearwalk 2009

November 5, 2011 

 

The BBQ at Bearwalk was a community supper that was held after the Domestic Violence workshops were held in all three communities.  It was a celebration after the completion of the workshops.  KTC Child & Family Services volunteered to hold the BBQ and cook the meal.  Participation was great with about 300 people attending both the supper and children’s and adult games.

2011 Traditional Culture Camp

November 5, 2011 

 

KTC Child & Family Services held a Traditional Cultural Camp in conjunction with the University of Alberta and Health Canada in August 2009 and August 2011.

 

Youth from Whitefish, Loon River and Woodland attended a one day presentation at the Cadotte Lake School gymnasium on August 20th, 2009.  Youth were instructed on science ...

Deputy Minister Visit

November 5, 2011 

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The Deputy Minister of Children’s Services visited the KTC Child & Family Services office in Atikameg in July 2009.  This was celebrated by a wagon ride with the Board of Directors and a BBQ lunch.

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