After 15 years of planning, Wiikwemkoong is expanding its overcrowded administration office. Funded by revenue and a line of credit, the project will reunite fragmented departments under one roof.
During a festival weekend, Wiikwemkoong kayakers discovered a smoldering hollow tree in a dry forest and worked for hours with axes and water to prevent a disastrous wildfire.
The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service has introduced automated licence plate readers (ALPR) as a public safety tool to flag vehicles linked to police alerts, successfully aiding in a Canada-wide arrest while prioritizing community privacy and education.
The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service has introduced automated licence plate readers (ALPR) as a public safety tool to flag vehicles linked to police alerts, successfully aiding in a Canada-wide arrest while prioritizing community privacy and education.
After 15 years of planning, Wiikwemkoong is expanding its overcrowded administration office. Funded by revenue and a line of credit, the project will reunite fragmented departments under one roof.
During a festival weekend, Wiikwemkoong kayakers discovered a smoldering hollow tree in a dry forest and worked for hours with axes and water to prevent a disastrous wildfire.
Wiikwemkoong is building new five-bedroom "grandmothers' homes" to keep families together and support reunification. Grandmother Alison Recollet shares how her new home provides space for her grandchildren to return and long-term care for her grandson Jonathan.
Wiikwemkoong celebrated 106 post-secondary graduates at its 45th Annual Graduation Ceremony, hosted by the WBE and WLMS to honor the hard work, resilience, and community success of local learners.
Four candidates—Rachel Manitowabi, Tim Ominika, Jean Oshkabewisens, and Gladys Wakegijig—are running for Ogimaa of Wiikwemkoong, focusing on housing, safety, and treaty rights.
