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WINTER TIME BINGO - $10,000.00 TO BE WON

Location: AFN Entertainment Centre - Yarmouth
When: March 22, 2025 at 6pm (Doors & Sales open at 3pm)

Admission: $70.00
Admission Includes: 15 regular cards, 2 of each special, 3 extra jackpots, 9 bonanza, 3 minis & 2 warm ups

Limited Handhelds Available - ONLY $50.00
Package Includes: 15 regular cards, 1 of each special, 2 minis, 1 warm up, 6 bonanza & 2 extra jackpot

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Foster Care Recruitment Session

Date: January 20, 2025 at 2:00pm
Location: Wasoqopa'q First Nation Health Center - Yarmouth

Come chat with us about becoming a foster parent and learn about eligibility requirements, the process, and everything in between!

Attention Gold River Residents - Community Assessment

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Staff Memo: WFN Respectful Workplace Online Training Program

Wasoqopa’q First Nation has developed a Respectful Workplace Online Training Program to further support the implementation of the Respectful Workplace Employee Policy. The Program seeks to bring awareness and address discrimination, violence and harassment in WFN workplaces.

Program completion will be mandatory for all permanent full-time, part-time and or seasonal employees.

Roll out of the program will begin in January 2025.

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School Health Grant Opportunity for Youth | Ages 16 - 19

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We are excited to share that the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has informed us that they are now accepting applications for the School Health Grant for Youth!

Applications that meet all eligibility criteria set out in the Youth Grant Applicant Guide will be approved on a first-come first-served basis until December 20, 2024 at 11:59 AM EST, or until funds are fully expended (whichever comes first)!

If you are a Canadian student aged 16 to 19 enrolled in secondary or post-secondary school, you can apply for a $1000 grant. This grant is for creating a project that encourages healthy living, and must take place in a school-setting, aligning with health promotion goals. This grant program encourages youth to put their ideas into action while giving back to their school with a focus on one of the following priority areas: reducing substance-related harms, positive mental health and well-being, healthy eating and nutrition or physical activity. 

For additional information, please visit PHAC’s School Health Grant for Youth webpage. To request an Application Form please reach out to PHAC directly via email at . 

We wish you the best in your grant application process!

Housing Notice to Members

October 30th, 2024

Dear Members,

We are writing to advise that Wasoqopa'q First Nation ("WFN) has recently obtained a judgement in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia relating to a housing matter in one of our communities.

In particular, a member of WFN has been residing on properties located on the Yarmouth Reserve without authorization since 2022. The WFN Housing By-law sets out the requirements to be a lawful resident in our communities.

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