M'Wikwedong NCRC

M'Wikwedong NCRC VISION STATEMENT: To build a strong united community where cultural barriers don’t exist.

To meet our need to reconnect with each other
To support each other as families and as a community in an urban area. To establish a meeting place where our families can interact and promote cultural programs, services, and language benefiting our children now and in the future
To educate ourselves and others about what is important to Anishnabec people
To establish positive relationships with othe

rs and assist in maintaining a healthy environment
To increase our awareness and strengthen our knowledge of issues important to all people.

06/20/2026
Sacred Lines is cancelled for today due to staff illness
06/16/2026

Sacred Lines is cancelled for today due to staff illness

06/05/2026

There's still time to apply for the Indigenous Studies Program Certificate! Rolling deadline until full.

Deepen your understanding of Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing with our Indigenous Studies Program Certificate, launching September 2026 at Kenjgewin Teg.

This one-year, online certificate brings together:
✨ Anishinaabemowin language foundations
✨ Indigenous governance & peoplehood
✨ Cultural teachings and land-based learning
✨ Ceremony, experiential learning, and Elder-guided knowledge

🎓 Fully transferable into our upcoming Indigenous Studies Bachelor of Arts Degree!

📅 Start Date: September 2026
📝 Application Deadline: Still time to apply! Rolling deadline until full
💻 Delivery: Online (synchronous and asynchronous learning)

Ready to begin your learning journey?
Click here to learn more: https://www.kenjgewinteg.ca/blog/programs/anishinaabe-studies/indigenous-studies-program-certificate-ii/

06/05/2026
06/05/2026

Registration is NOW CLOSED for this training.
Thank you to everyone for responding so quickly.

06/05/2026

Aanii, Boozhoo, Anishinaabe Community Members!

Please see Save the Date poster attached!

Join us for an intergenerational gathering focused on the transference of Anishinaabe knowledge, featuring Traditional Teachings rooted in natural law and the Seven Grandfathers, Star Teachings of the sky world and creation stories, Women’s, Men’s, and Two‑Spirit teachings, Rites of Passage, the Sweat Lodge Ceremony, and Ancestral History shared through oral traditions. All Traditional Practitioners, Elders, Anishinaabek, and First Nations are invited to come together in a spirit of respect, learning, and community to help sustain our culture, traditions, and language across generations.

For more information, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

06/04/2026

Beading Circle today is cancelled due to low registrations & staff

06/02/2026

If you spend your days supporting others, you know that grief doesn't always stay at work when the shift ends.

Whether you're carrying the loss of a client, the weight of difficult situations, or simply the emotional impact of caring for others, you don't have to carry it alone.

Heavy to Hold is a grief recovery support group created specifically for service providers—a space to connect, reflect, and support one another with people who understand the realities of this work.

📅 Tomorrow (Monday, June 1)
🕡 6:30–7:30 PM
📍 Safe 'N Sound, 310 8th St. E., Owen Sound

For those who hold space for others, this is a space for you.

Registration is preferred but not mandatory: https://heavytoholdgriefrecovery.rsvpify.com/

Address

1045 3rd Avenue W
Owen Sound, ON
N4K5W6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

519-371-1147

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