Grief and Loss Workshop

Are you grieving a loss in your life? Learn about grief, loss and the mental and emotional impacts of losing a loved one. We’ll discuss: – Indigenous beliefs and ceremonies; – how to grieve in a healthy way; and – what self-care and support looks like. Lunch and snacks provided. For more info and to…

Southern Tutchone I love you song

Hey KDFN, Check out this special song Cory Holway translated for Valentines day! Turn your sound on to hear the pronunciations. _____ Ä́mą Ä́tà Ä́tsų Ä́tsì Łų̀ kwä̀shäw nik’ets’ídli Łų̀ kwä̀shäw nik’ets’ídli Łų̀ kwä̀shäw nik’ets’ídli Ä́mą Ä́tà Ä́tsų Ä́tsì Łų̀ kwä̀shäw nik’ets’ídli Mom Dad Grandma Grandpa I love you very much I love you very…

Acupuncture for Citizens

Check out these opportunities for drop-in and registered acupuncture appointments at the Nats’ekhi Kų̀ Health Centre! People use acupuncture to regulate stress, alleviate pain, recover from injuries, moderate addictions, and manage chronic conditions. It is widely used to support mental health, menstrual health, pregnancy and postpartum care, sleep, and digestion. Many find it very relaxing…

Post-secondary tour

We’re taking students on a tour of post-secondary schools in the greater Vancouver area from April 8 to 12, 2024. – Open to KDFN Citizens in Grade 10 – 12. – Limited space available. – KDFN will cover all travel costs. Apply before Wednesday, February 21. For more info or to apply, contact Bryan Laloge:…

Southern Tutchone phrases of the week

Check out these Southern Tutchone phrases of the week recorded by Pricilla Dawson! Turn on your sound to hear the pronunciations. What is he/she doing? – Ye dà’į? He/she is tanning a moose hide. – Kanday dhǜ ädhäw. What are you doing? – Ye dìn’į? I am tanning a hide. – Ädhǜ íthäw. Stay tuned…