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️Wed Mar 05 2025

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Link to: SERVICES

SERVICES

Building a community with the amenities and services and resources capable of attracting new residents.

Link to: DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT

Creating economic development opportunities that will provide employment and generate revenue for the community.

Link to: RECREATION

RECREATION

Taking advantage of the natural resources at our finger tips to make this community we can all enjoy living in.

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Your voice is needed! View the draft NHCN Family Law ‘Ininewi Wanasiweywin’ by clicking on the link. Send us your message

NHCN FAMILY LAW draft 24 February 18 2025

on your thoughts about this written version of our family law, and if there are ways we can improve it, by emailing familyservices@nhcn.ca before March 14, 2025. Or use the other contact information provided below.

Contact Information for matters relating to this draft Law

*** A paper copy of the draft Law can be picked up by Norway House Cree Nation Band Members at the Chief and Council office, Monday to Friday during office hours.

Please Note: The contact information below is only if you have questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions on how to improve the draft law.

** If you have questions or concerns about the safety of a child, please call Kinosao Sipi Minisowin Agency at (204) 359-4551.

** If you have questions or concerns about your Federal or Provincial compensation claim, please contact your Claims Administrator.

Mailing Address:

Norway House Cree Nation

Attention: Ininewi Wanasiweywin, C-24 Elders Advisory Group

P.O. Box 250
Norway House, Manitoba R0B 1B0

Welcome to the
Norway House Cree Nation

NHCN is one of the largest Indigenous communities in Manitoba with a growing population of 7,500 community members and an additional 500 community council members.

NHCN has long been recognized as a progressive and vibrant community, boasting a large number of amenities as its serves as a gateway to Northern and Eastern communities of Manitoba.