Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge ceremony Fanning off Foot soaks Various teachings Individual, couple or family counselling Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK INITIAL APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CONTACT: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca
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Anya Wright of Empower Martial Arts and Self Defense will join us in a series of 4 separate workshop opportunities. Anya Wright has been studying martial arts for 15+ years and is trained in Judo, Jiu-jitsu, and has their second-degree black belt in Karate through the Manitoulin School of Martial Arts. These workshops will allow participants to build confidence, awareness, and practical skills in a supportive space, designed to help women feel safe. Each workshop is a standalone session - please choose the one that works best for you. Registration is not required. For questions or concerns, please contact: Marissa McCready Email: marissa.mccready@nthc.ca Tel: (705) 968-0173 |
2 events,Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge Ceremony Fanning Off Cedar Foot Soaks Individual, Couple of Family Counselling Various Teachings: Men's Roles and Responsibilities Stages of Life Spirits Journey Fire Teachings Fasting Teachings Sweat Lodge Teachings Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. For more information or to book an initial appointment, please contact: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca Tuesdays in July | Providence Bay Beach July 7, 14, 21, 28 and August 4 Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: Providence Bay Beach Youth ages 11-14 4-on-4 Co-Ed (each team must have 2 girls and 2 boys on the court during play) Equipment and healthy snacks provided For more information or to confirm a team and schedule a date, please contact: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
2 events,Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge ceremony Fanning off Foot soaks Various teachings Individual, couple or family counselling Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK INITIAL APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CONTACT: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0182 Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca Yoga Series in July Participants are invited to join us as Sam Miller facilitates a 3-week drop-in restorative yoga workshop series designed to help you unwind, recharge, and reconnect with yourself. Attendees are not required to attend all three workshops. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle, and your own yoga mat (if you prefer). Yoga mats will be provided for individuals who do not have one. Accessible parking will be available at the Park Centre. All other parking will be at the Museum and Boat Launch parking lot. No registration is required. For more information, please contact: Marissa McCready Registered Social Worker - SDVS Phone: (705) 968-0173 Email: Marissa.McCready@nthc.ca |
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2 events,Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge ceremony Fanning off Foot soaks Various teachings Individual, couple or family counselling Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK INITIAL APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CONTACT: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0182 Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge ceremony Fanning off Foot soaks Various teachings Individual, couple or family counselling Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK INITIAL APPOINTMENT, PLEASE CONTACT: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0182 Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca |
1 event,Every Saturday Ages 8 - 10 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Ages 11 & up 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Tournament date: August 22 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Health education session provided at each practice. Healthy snacks and equipment provided. Parents are encouraged to help with drills and rally during free-play time. To register: Lisa Hallaert Events Coordinator Phone: (705) 862-2538 Email: lhallaert@townofnemi.on.ca For more information: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
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2 events,Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge Ceremony Fanning Off Cedar Foot Soaks Individual, Couple of Family Counselling Various Teachings: Men's Roles and Responsibilities Stages of Life Spirits Journey Fire Teachings Fasting Teachings Sweat Lodge Teachings Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. For more information or to book an initial appointment, please contact: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca Tuesdays in July | Providence Bay Beach July 7, 14, 21, 28 and August 4 Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: Providence Bay Beach Youth ages 11-14 4-on-4 Co-Ed (each team must have 2 girls and 2 boys on the court during play) Equipment and healthy snacks provided For more information or to confirm a team and schedule a date, please contact: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
2 events,Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge Ceremony Fanning Off Cedar Foot Soaks Individual, Couple of Family Counselling Various Teachings: Men's Roles and Responsibilities Stages of Life Spirits Journey Fire Teachings Fasting Teachings Sweat Lodge Teachings Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. For more information or to book an initial appointment, please contact: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca Locations will include: Heaven's Gate Trail, Cup & Saucer, Misery Bay and Bebamikawe Trail Snacks will be provided To register: Emma Chokomoolin Right to Play Phone: (705) 368-1150 For more information: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
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Pool slide will be available. Pool safety regulations do apply - wristband and supervision. Lockers are available - please bring a quarter to open the locker. For more information, please contact: Charlene Corbiere FASD Wellness Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0624 Email: Charlene.Corbiere@nthc.ca |
1 event,Traditional Ceremony and Services: Sweat Lodge Ceremony Fanning Off Cedar Foot Soaks Individual, Couple of Family Counselling Various Teachings: Men's Roles and Responsibilities Stages of Life Spirits Journey Fire Teachings Fasting Teachings Sweat Lodge Teachings Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. For more information or to book an initial appointment, please contact: Renee Kozachanko Traditional Intake Care Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0809 Email: Renee.Kozachanko@nthc.ca To book a follow up appointment, please contact: Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca |
1 event,Every Saturday Ages 8 - 10 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Ages 11 & up 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Tournament date: August 22 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Health education session provided at each practice. Healthy snacks and equipment provided. Parents are encouraged to help with drills and rally during free-play time. To register: Lisa Hallaert Events Coordinator Phone: (705) 862-2538 Email: lhallaert@townofnemi.on.ca For more information: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
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1 event,Tuesdays in July | Providence Bay Beach July 7, 14, 21, 28 and August 4 Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: Providence Bay Beach Youth ages 11-14 4-on-4 Co-Ed (each team must have 2 girls and 2 boys on the court during play) Equipment and healthy snacks provided For more information or to confirm a team and schedule a date, please contact: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
2 events,Locations will include: Heaven's Gate Trail, Cup & Saucer, Misery Bay and Bebamikawe Trail Snacks will be provided To register: Emma Chokomoolin Right to Play Phone: (705) 368-1150 For more information: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 Yoga Series in July Participants are invited to join us as Sam Miller facilitates a 3-week drop-in restorative yoga workshop series designed to help you unwind, recharge, and reconnect with yourself. Attendees are not required to attend all three workshops. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle, and your own yoga mat (if you prefer). Yoga mats will be provided for individuals who do not have one. Accessible parking will be available at the Park Centre. All other parking will be at the Museum and Boat Launch parking lot. No registration is required. For more information, please contact: Marissa McCready Registered Social Worker - SDVS Phone: (705) 968-0173 Email: Marissa.McCready@nthc.ca |
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Session 1: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Session 2: 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Registration required. Limited to 5 Participants per session. Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. For more information or to book, please contact: Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca |
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1 event,Every Saturday Ages 8 - 10 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Ages 11 & up 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Tournament date: August 22 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Health education session provided at each practice. Healthy snacks and equipment provided. Parents are encouraged to help with drills and rally during free-play time. To register: Lisa Hallaert Events Coordinator Phone: (705) 862-2538 Email: lhallaert@townofnemi.on.ca For more information: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
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1 event,Tuesdays in July | Providence Bay Beach July 7, 14, 21, 28 and August 4 Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: Providence Bay Beach Youth ages 11-14 4-on-4 Co-Ed (each team must have 2 girls and 2 boys on the court during play) Equipment and healthy snacks provided For more information or to confirm a team and schedule a date, please contact: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 |
2 events,Locations will include: Heaven's Gate Trail, Cup & Saucer, Misery Bay and Bebamikawe Trail Snacks will be provided To register: Emma Chokomoolin Right to Play Phone: (705) 368-1150 For more information: Mark Peltier Wellness Coordinator Email: Mark.Peltier@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0626 Yoga Series in July Participants are invited to join us as Sam Miller facilitates a 3-week drop-in restorative yoga workshop series designed to help you unwind, recharge, and reconnect with yourself. Attendees are not required to attend all three workshops. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle, and your own yoga mat (if you prefer). Yoga mats will be provided for individuals who do not have one. Accessible parking will be available at the Park Centre. All other parking will be at the Museum and Boat Launch parking lot. No registration is required. For more information, please contact: Marissa McCready Registered Social Worker - SDVS Phone: (705) 968-0173 Email: Marissa.McCready@nthc.ca |
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Session 1: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Session 2: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM Registration required. Limited to 5 Participants per session. Dan Garcia, also known as Ozowmukwanidoo which translates to Yellow Spirit Bear. Dan is Turtle Clan and is originally from Walpole Island First Nation, Bkejwanong. Dan currently resides in Whitefish River First Nation with his family. He is the proud father of five beautiful children and grandfather to three grandchildren. He has been attaining cultural knowledge for over 23 years by participating in singing with big drum, hand drumming, various teachings, fasting, helping with and conducting various ceremonies. Dan has reclaimed and utilized cultural teachings to overcome issues such as childhood trauma, violence, and addictions issues. His approach to living a healthy lifestyle is based on cultural teachings and principles from the Anishinabek Nation. For more information or to book, please contact: Cayley Genereux Cultural Coordinator - Sheshegwaning Phone: (705) 283-3292 ext. 113 or Crystal Clark-McGregor Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0181 Email: Crystal.Clark-McGregor@nthc.ca |
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