Norway House Cree Nation

Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre Inc, established in 1984, is a respected grandmother in the Winnipeg family of community service providers, with over 30 years of experience working with indigenous families. They are dedicated to helping community members reclaim their roles as caregivers and teachers, offering strength and value-based family resources and programs. Operating within Treaty 1 territory and the traditional lands of various indigenous groups, Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre focuses on accountability, transparency, and effective resource use to create community-based solutions that empower self-care and promote thriving communities. They work collaboratively with families, partners, funders, and governments to build local capacity and support indigenous knowledge training and youth development. Generated from their website

The Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba serves as a neutral entity dedicated to strengthening and enhancing the Treaty Relationship between First Nations and Canada. Their mission includes providing training, facilitating discussions, and supporting research on Treaties. They advocate for the understanding that all Canadians, regardless of background, are interconnected through these historical agreements. Through their initiatives, the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba aims to educate and engage the public on the significance of Treaties. They offer resources, events, and a speakers bureau to promote dialogue and awareness surrounding Treaty relationships. By fostering discussions and commemorations, they strive to build meaningful connections and mutual respect. Generated from the website content

Swampy Cree Tribal Council (SCTC) is an organization dedicated to advancing the social, economic, and political well-being of eight First Nations in northwest central Manitoba, representing over 19,000 members. Established in 1976, SCTC works to safeguard the interests and rights of Indigenous peoples while facilitating the delivery of programs and services aligned with each community's aspirations. With a focus on local governance, SCTC empowers First Nations to develop administrative and managerial skills necessary for providing local services independently. The council, composed of elected Chiefs, ensures equitable and effective delivery of these services, reducing dependency on Indian and Northern Affairs Canada for local concerns. Generated from the website