Embracing Our History, Building Our Future

Embracing Our History, Building Our Future

From our forced removal from St. Peter's reserve to the repeated floods at Peguis 1B, our journey has been marked by challenges, but we remain confident that, in time, we will succeed in forging a path towards a brighter, self-sustaining future. Join us as we continue our journey.

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Thursday, September 19, 2024 Douglas Thomas Membership 210
The Peguis First Nation Chief and Council, in partnership with Public Safety Canada, are working together to develop a Peguis Community Safety Plan. This Plan seeks to be a holistic approach to community safety and will include the things that make us feel safe. We want to explore safety in our homes, schools, at events, and at gatherings, Safety includes making sure we feel safe and comfortable when we are out on our roads, at playgrounds, in public places and spaces, and in our own yards. Community Safety includes making sure people in distress have access to the services they need when they need them, and the people who love them have the support and care they need too. Chief and Council have assigned a lead on this project from the First Nation Safety Officer program. A committed team of department heads, Elders, and youth have been assembled to help develop this plan. The team’s goals include: · Working with a facilitator, paid for by Public Safety, who will guide the process. · Engaging community members to ensure we are getting a full and true picture of community safety issues and solutions. · Setting goals based on community feedback. · Developing a holistic Community Safety Plan that encompasses all sectors – Youth, Elders, and Community members, as well as a plan for implementation. This survey is one of the first steps we are taking to hear how you are feeling about community safety in Peguis. Your name is not attached to the survey so please share your thoughts freely. Updates on progress for this plan will be shared. Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey and be part of the community safety planning process. Click Here to Begin Survey
Wednesday, September 18, 2024 Douglas Thomas Events Past 33
The Peguis Senior Centre celebrated its annual Resident’s Summer Party on September 18, 2024, with a delightful Grand Ole’ Opry theme. The event began with heartfelt words from Chief Stan Bird, who expressed his deep appreciation for the elders in the community, stating, “We value our elders as an integral part of our community.” Carl McCorrister, a representative of the Senior Centre, extended his gratitude to Chief and Council for their presence, acknowledging their support. “Your appreciation means the world to us,” he said, while also thanking all attendees for making the event special. The rest of the day was filled with entertainment, bringing joy and laughter to everyone present. The celebration of community and honoring the wisdom of the elders made the event a memorable one for all who attended.
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