Keewaytinook Okimakanak communities have mandated the establishment of a KO Board of Education. The KO Board of Education is committed to seeing the growth of educational programming in the KO communities, with the vision to "Move Education Forward." KO Education will work in close partnership with the KO communities to ensure Early Literacy and First Nations Student Success Programs are fully imp... - More info on KOBE Learn Oji-Cree...

Experience a simpler way to stay involved with your community through the Wasauksing First Nation app. It’s your central source for updates, events, opportunities, and important resources — all designed to keep you connected and informed. Find the latest community news, explore upcoming events, discover local job listings, access essential documents and forms, and easily reach out to represen... - More info on Wasauksing First Nat...

The Oji-Cree Bible app allows you to read books of the Bible in Oji-Cree as they are newly translated, along with read-along audio. The first books available are the gospel of Saint Mark and the epistles of Saint John, translated in Kingfisher Lake by the Indigenous Spiritual Ministry of Mishamikoweesh. Tap the play button in the Gospel of Mark to hear the text read to you.... - More info on Oji-Cree Bible...

Discover and connect with the Saulteaux Ojibwe language through the Long Plain Giigido app — a language learning tool designed to support revitalization and everyday use of Saulteaux. Whether you're a beginner or reconnecting with your roots, this app offers an accessible, culturally grounded way to learn words, phrases, and pronunciation at your own pace. Features: Interactive word lists with... - More info on Long Plain Giigido...

Kitigan Zibi we are the River Desert People. The Kitigan Zibi people since 1851 we have taken the initiative to be an independent, innovative community. It is with respect and pride that we continue to preserve our history and ancient traditions. - More info on Kitigan Zibi...

Kingfisher Lake Stories is a growing collection of Oji-Cree language stories told by elders and community members of Kingfisher Lake First Nation. Listen to each story with read-along highlighting in the syllabic writing system, and swipe left for easy reference an English translation. The current collection features memories from when the community moved from Mishamikoweesh to its current locatio... - More info on Kingfisher Lake Stor...

Learn your Algonquin Language with the Kebaowek First Nation Language App. Listen to the spoken words of over 1,000 words and phrases along with easy to read text and flash cards. All the words are conveniently categorized into 25 categories ranging from Emotions, Family, Fish, Food, Plants and more. Flash cards also include beautiful images of native insects, animals and clothing that are familia... - More info on Kebaowek First Natio...

Welcome to the App of the Michipicoten First Nation! We have developed the Michipicoten First Nation app to be a communications platform for our community. Our app helps Michipicoten First Nation staff, community members, band members, and the general public to keep up with what's going on around the Nation. Our app distributes important and exclusive information about news, events, press release... - More info on Michipicoten First N...