2021 News
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Twenty-Five New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Fifteen Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are twenty-five new COVID-19 cases and fifteen resolved in our region. WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation, and Attawapiskat First Nation, to state that these new cases are in their respective communities. WAHA is working with Porcupine Health Unit and the…
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Sixty-Eight New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Four Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are sixty-eight new COVID-19 cases and four resolved in our region. WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation, and the Municipality of Moosonee, to state that these new cases are in their respective communities. WAHA is working with Porcupine Health Unit and…
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Twenty-Six New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Twenty Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
RE: Twenty-Six New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Twenty Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay To our community members: We can confirm that there are twenty-six new COVID-19 cases and twenty resolved in our region.WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation, Attawapiskat First Nation, Fort Albany First Nation, Moose Cree First…
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Forty-Three New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Four Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are forty-three new COVID-19 cases and four resolved in our region.WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation to state that these new cases are in Kashechewan, Ontario. WAHA is working with Porcupine Health Unit and the local health services to ensure that…
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Eleven New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Five Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are eleven new COVID-19 cases and five resolved in our region. WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation, Attawapiskat First Nation, Moose Factory, and the Municipality of Moosonee, to state that these new cases are in their respective communities. WAHA is working…
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Pride 2021
June is Pride Month. Every year, during the month of June, the LGBTQ2S+Q community celebrates in a number of different ways. Across the globe, various events are held during this special month as a way of recognising the influence 2SLGBTQ+ people have had around the world. Why was June chosen? Because it is when the…
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National Indigenous History Month
This month, we are celebrating National Indigenous History Month. To celebrate the month, we will be looking back through images on important moments in the history of Cree First Nations Peoples of the Mushkegowuk Territory – and how their history shaped where we are today. Explore ATPN Indigenous History Month 2021 In past years, the…
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Twenty-Four New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Fourteen Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are twenty-four new COVID-19 cases and fourteen resolved in our region.WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation, Fort Albany First Nation, and Attawapiskat First Nation to state that these new cases are in their respective communities. WAHA is working with Porcupine Health…
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Thirty-One New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Eleven Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are thirty-one new COVID-19 cases and eleven resolved in our region. WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Kashechewan First Nation, Fort Albany First Nation, Attawapiskat First Nation, and the Municipality of Moosonee to state that these new cases are in their respective communities. WAHA…
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Twenty New Positive Covid-19 Cases and Eight Resolved Confirmed in James & Hudson Bay
To our community members: We can confirm that there are twenty new COVID-19 cases and eight resolved in our region. WAHA has received authorization from the leadership of Fort Albany First Nation, Kashechewan First Nation, Attawapiskat First Nation, Moose Cree First Nation, and the Municipality of Moosonee to state that these new cases are in…