1st Anniversary of our Law Coming into Force

January 23, 2023

January 21st, 2023 marked Peguis First Nation’s 1 year anniversary

January 21st, 2023 marked Peguis First Nation’s 1 year anniversary of the Honouring our Children, Families and Nation Act coming into force as federal law. This day marks our Nation’s exercise of our inherent and sacred right to protect our own children. The coming into force of our law acknowledges our collective efforts to put a stop to the intergenerational trauma faced by our community, and to revitalize our traditional parenting practices.


Our Nation’s law requires the Agency to stand with our families, cultivating relationships with parents and letting them lead the way forward. Our law accounts for the fact our parents and families know what they need, and as an Agency it is our job to support their healing journey and provide the necessary supports along the way. The Honouring our Children, Families and Nation Act marks a revitalization of our traditional governance structures and law-making

practices. This is imperative to our future as a Nation, to nurture our parents, children and families in utilizing our law to live mino bimaadiziwin.

August 6, 2026
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August 6, 2026
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August 6, 2026
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July 29, 2026
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July 29, 2026
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July 29, 2026
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July 27, 2026
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July 21, 2026
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July 15, 2026
Annual Women’s Gathering 2026 On July 10 and 11, 2026, the Agency’s Annual Women's Gathering brought 651 women together across two days focused on culture, entertainment, self-care, and of course lots of laughter. The gathering started with a traditional opening drum song and prayer, followed by welcoming remarks by the Board of Directors and Executive Director Clemene Hornbrook. Members were inspired by a presentation from Chickadee Richard, before enjoying songs by Fawn and Tia Wood whose performance caused Members to break out into a round dance. Throughout the day Members took part in traditional games, bingo, vendors, hair and nail technicians, and even had the chance to get a tattoo by Jenna Mallet. The evening concluded with a musical performance by Teri-Ann Strongarm followed by a high energy concert from Truly Tina, a Tina Turner impersonator. Day two of the gathering began with a presentation by Tania Ross, who shared her difficult life journey and road to healing. The Gathering continued with Peguis’ very own Allysa Sutherland, the owner of Ally's Ribbons, who held a fashion show with local models to showcase her Japan collection. Community speakers and Tonia-Jo Hall presented to the crowd to end the afternoon followed by a supper. Thank you to all the special guests, entertainers, vendors and Members for attending another amazing Women’s Gathering.
July 6, 2026
Schedule is subject to change. *DEBINAN YOUTH PROGRAM SUMMER HOURS* Monday - Friday 10AM - 6PM