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Grand Opening Norway House

Aug 01, 2024

Warmest Greetings

Warmest greetings and thanks to all the members of Norway House Cree Nation for this momentous occasion. The 51st annual Treaty and York Boat Days is a fitting occasion to celebrate the official grand opening of the Nanatawiewkamik, which aptly means Place of Healing.

 

My heartfelt congratulations are with your community as you open the doors and share with the people of Norway House Cree Nation this wonderful, state-of-the-art health centre.

 

This project has been a long time coming, and I am confident that together we will make the Kinosew Sipi Nanatawiwekamik Health Centre of Excellence a hub of health in the community that everyone can be proud of.

 

Thanks to the dedication of the First Nation leaders who made this centre possible, and to the health care workers who serve its community. Together, you’ve turned this health centre into more than just a building but a place of healing, compassion, and care.

 

On behalf of the Government of Canada, I once more want to extend my congratulations, and wish you a wonderful Treaty and York Boat Days!

 

The Honourable Patty Hajdu, P.C., M.P.

05 Aug, 2024
Message From Chief Larson Anderson and Council In the Spirit of Health and Well-being, it is with great pride and a deep sense of accomplishment that my Council and I on behalf of the people of Norway House Cree Nation, welcome you to the grand opening of the Kinosew Sipi Nanatawiwekamik Health Centre of Excellence. This moment marks a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to achieve equitable healthcare for all members of our community and for Northern Manitoban’s. Healthcare and Wellness has always been a priority for us, and the establishment of the Health Centre of Excellence (HCE) is a reflection of our commitment to addressing the needs of our people. Over the past ten years, countless individuals have dedicated their time, energy, and expertise to make this vision a reality. We acknowledge and deeply appreciate their hard work and unwavering dedication. This state-of-the-art facility, the largest Health Centre project undertaken by Indigenous Services Canada in partnership with a First Nation community, is not just a building. It is a symbol of hope, a hub of innovation, and a mark of the resilience and strength of Norway House Cree Nation and the Ininiwak people. Situated on the Treaty Five lands of NHCN, this one-of-a-kind Indigenous Health Care Centre is designed to address our community’s unique needs. With expanded Renal Dialysis delivery and the future addition of a surgical suite, we are bringing advanced healthcare services closer to home, ensuring that our community has access to the highest standards of care. Our heartfelt gratitude extends to everyone who contributed to making this vision a reality, from our dedicated team of leaders and professionals to our partners and supporters. Your collaboration and commitment have been instrumental in achieving this dream. The dream of a place where healing and well-being are accessible to all, right here in the North. We are dedicated to serving the needs of our people, ensuring that every member has access to quality healthcare. This centre was built with the love, care, and determination of our leadership and community members, for the benefit of our people. The HCE represents a promise for a healthier future and embodies our shared values, our strength, and our unwavering commitment to work in partnership for the benefit of our elders, families and generations to come. Thank you for being a part of this historic occasion. Your presence here today strengthens our community spirit and reaffirms our commitment to health and wellness for all. Ekosani. Chief Larson Anderson
01 Aug, 2024
Event Agenda August 6th 9:45 am
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