Deer Lake
"10 Years of Teaching our Children" Powwow
Deer Lake Head Start Celebrates 10 years of Excellence in Early Childhood Development.
Deer Lake First Nation
August 21-22, 2009
New Deer Lake Chief and Council
Election held on July 15, 2009.
Chief
Roy Dale Meekis
Deputy Chief
Deer Lake First Nation Youth Canoe
Trip 2008
(A learning
by observing and doing Initiative)
"Embracing our Givers of Life - Honouring the Woman" Traditional Powwow
Deer Lake First Nation - August 28 - 30, 2008
"Embracing our Givers of Life - Honouring the Woman" Traditional Powwow
Deer Lake First Nation - August 28 - 30, 2008
Host Drum Group - TBD
Press release ...
Health Council of Canada calls for immediate action to curb the epidemic of chronic health conditions
Richmond, BC - Dec 13, 2007: Canada must strengthen efforts to prevent chronic health conditions and support patients as active partners in their own care, says the Health Council of Canada, adding that if governments act now, they can curb the growing epidemic of chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.
" Honouring Our Children & Our Families " Community Cultural Event
October 26 - 27, 2007
Deer Lake First Nation
Deer Lake, Ontario
The Community Cultural Event will be holding a Powwow, workshops, traditonal cookouts, and other traditonal activities.
For more info contact:
Our annual campmeeting starts Wednesday August 8th and runs to Sunday August 12th.
Speakers will be posted on Amos Rae's homepage at http://amosrae.myknet.org or on a daily update leading up to the campmeeting.
For info call call Amos or Marianne Rae at 807 775 9827
Accommodations and meals and return fares will be provided for all guests as long as you call and let the pastor know how many are in your group.
God bless you
Evacuation ordered as smoke blankets Ontario reserve
Sept 06 2006 - CBC News Online at http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2006/09/06/evacuation-smoke.html
Some residents of a remote community in northern Ontario were ordered to leave their homes Tuesday as more than 30 forest fires burned nearby.
About 200 people, mainly children, the elderly and those with respiratory problems, were told to leave the First Nation of Deer Lake, about 300 kilometres north of Red Lake, because smoke from a cluster of fires has been lingering over the community of 700.
According to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, the evacuation order was imposed on Tuesday and the operation was expected to continue on Wednesday.
A reception centre in Geraldton, a community of more than 2,000 people north of Lake Superior, has been set up for people leaving the community.
There are more than 40 active fires across northern Ontario, mostly in the northwest.
As of Aug. 31, the ministry said 1,468 fires have burned about 20,562 hectares in the province.
Last year, 1,735 fires burned about 42,500 hectares in Ontario by the Labour Day long weekend.
With files from the Canadian Press