Gignul Non Profit Housing Corporation

05/27/2026

Kick off with our city-wide programming partner, The Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health, and their series of Wilfred Buck’s Night Sky Engagements, May 27-31!

Wilfred Buck is a Cree Elder, educator, author, and internationally recognized Indigenous star knowledge keeper from Opaskwayak Cree Nation. Known affectionately as “The Star Guy,” the events include:

⭐ 'Star Stories' Planetarium Dome Sessions
⭐ An Evening with the "Star Guy"
⭐ Community Day
⭐ On-the-land Star Gazing at Madahoki Farm

We're honoured to partner with Wabano Centre and experience this special week of teachings, storytelling, and immersive learning experiences.

Learn more: https://summersolsticefestivals.ca/2026-city-wide-programming/

🗓️ May 27-31
📍 Wabano Centre

05/13/2026

05/13/2026

The news is out! Mark your calendar for the 37th Traditional POW WOW - August 15th-16th.

04/28/2026

The Family of Mary Papatsie with Councillor Stéphanie Plante and TI's Family Well-being team invites you to attend the unveiling ceremony of Mary Papatsie Park, formerly Emond Park, at 217 Emond Street in Vanier.

The ceremony will take place on Tuesday, May 5th to coincide with Red Dress Day, a day of commemoration and remembrance for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit People.

You are invited to wear red in solidarity with our Missing and Murdered Indigenous sisters and Two-Spirit folks. You are also invited to bring photos or objects that represent loved ones you would like to remember at this event.

Please arrive at the park between 3:00 and 3:30 pm. The ceremony and speaking will start at 3:30 pm. After the ceremony, you are invited to join the Red Dress Day activities taking place just down the road at the Vanier HUB, at 271 Marier ave. from 4:00 – 7:00 pm.

➡️ 3:00 – 3:30 arrive at Mary Papatsie Park, laying of flowers and photos, tying red ribbons, time for personal reflection

➡️ 3:30 – 4:00 Remarks from elder Jeanie Okalik, Councillor Stéphanie Plante,

➡️ Invitation to share personal stories about Mary and hopes for the future.

02/06/2026

Loose broken glass doesn’t belong in garbage bags or bins. Place it in a sealed cardboard box labeled “Broken Glass.” It’s a safe and helpful way to prevent injuries to our waste collection workers.

Unsure which bin something goes in? Search the Waste Explorer: https://bit.ly/3tA1zqE

01/22/2026

Looking for an unforgettable and meaningful summer for your kids? Join us at Mādahòkì Farm's Summer Camp for fun, learning, and connection with nature!

Campers will experience:
🐴 Caring for Ojibwe Spirit Horses
🌾 Land-based learning on 164 acres of farmland
🐓 Hands-on learning with farm animals
🌿 Indigenous workshops, arts and food
🧪 Team-building through STEAM challenges
🏞️ LOTS of indoor & outdoor free play

📅 Dates: July 27-31, 2026 OR August 10-14, 2026
👦 Ages: 4-12 years
📍 Location: Mādahòkì Farm, 4420 W Hunt Club Rd
💲 Fees: $475/weekly, includes lunch
*All applicable taxes are included in the listed fees. A 10% discount will be applied when registering two or more children, or for both weeks of camp.

Spaces are limited, reserve your child’s spot today: https://madahoki.ca/summer-camp/

01/17/2026

Next round of our Strong Women's group starts Monday, February 9th! 🌞
✨online, bi-weekly noon to 1pm

For more info/to register, please contact Valerie at [email protected]