The FNHSSM Turtle Team is developed to provide wrap-around support to First Nations in AIA.
Posted on January 01st 2021, 00:00n/a
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A group of advanced care paramedics was deployed to three northern Manitoba communities to provide care over the holiday season.
Posted on December 29th 2020, 00:00n/a
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Keewatinohk Inniniw Minoayawin (KIM) Inc. and the Canadian Red Cross partnered to develop a two-minute Pandemic Colour Code Risk Level Animation video.
Posted on December 21st 2020, 00:00n/a
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Officials warned people about a positive case of COVID-19 that attended a funeral in Sapotaweyak Cree Nation. People who attended were asked to self-isolate.
Posted on December 07th 2020, 00:00n/a
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Members of the Canadian military, the Bear Clan, and the Canadian Red Cross arrived in Shamattawa First Nation to assist with the COVID-19 outbreak, where 25% of the population tested positive.
Posted on December 05th 2020, 00:00n/a
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Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation released an action plan for the potential spread of COVID-19 virus in the community, including testing, supplies, notification, isolation, contact tracing, restrictions of public service and space.
Posted on October 30th 2020, 00:00n/a
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Pimicikamak Cree Nation moved to Critical (red) level on the MB Pandemic Response system.
Posted on October 28th 2020, 00:00n/a
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Officials warned the public that a person who had tested positive for COVID-19 went to funeral on Oct. 18 in Pimicikamak Cree Nation during the infectious period.
Posted on October 27th 2020, 00:00n/a
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Canada Red Cross sent a team to Little Grand Rapids, Manitoba to help the community and health officials as they respond to COVID-19 in their area.
Posted on October 07th 2020, 00:00n/a
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The Poplar River First Nation and the Bloodvein First Nation confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 had been identified in their communities.
Posted on October 07th 2020, 00:00n/a
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