The 2017 ‘Stories From the Bush’ Cree Calendars by Henry Laboucan are available here at the ENHC for a cost of $25.00. The calendars contain a wealth of Cree Knowledge, History, and Teachings from Henry Laboucan, an Oskapew to his Read More …
We have a new tally for our Kitchen Donations and thanks to all who donated $35,000 for our kitchen!! We are grateful for all the generous donations you have provided to date. Have a wonderful holiday!! donation-
The Edmonton Native Healing Centre’s Annual Christmas dinner was held December 15, 2016, at the Inglewood Christian Reformed Church. The guests and community members were treated to a wonderful turkey meal with bannock and all the fixings. We had served Read More …
The ENHC celebrated its 25th year of operation. Held at the Chateau Nova October 27 it was a wonderful time for all. We had some dignitaries that spoke of the Reconciliation that the ENHC has been working towards. John Stellingwerff Read More …
Our next ‘Cookies Night’ will be Friday, DECEMBER 8, 6:00 – 8:00 pm. We will play some cards, share some snacks & munchies, and have a lot of laughs! We will be having a ‘Snowflake’ making contest so bring your Read More …
The Edmonton Native Healing Centre is now registered with the CanadaHelps.org webpage. You can now make an electronic donation through this website. Just click our ‘donation’ button on the top of the page and it will bring you to the Read More …
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Our beloved ladies have completed another session of the Butterfly Moon Project on March 24, 2014. It was 8 sessions of information, history, and culture shared by the Cardinal family. as usual they provided delicious bannock and tea at every session, as well as a stew and bannock feast to close the final session. It was a great learning experience had by all.
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Our recent Butterfly Moon Project has been nominated to recive a Human Rights Award, an annual award given from the John Humphrey Centre for peace and human rights to reconize the contributions of organizations and individuals in our community who are working to build a stonger and better community for all. If you do so happen to see Colleen Cardinal, Toni Cardinal, or Eric Margaret Cardinal congradulate them and the people who have helped them achieve this nomination!
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Help CBC Music and Hockey Night in Canada choose Canada’s next great hockey song! Theresa Poirier has entered her song to be the next great hockey song, lets help her win this contest! You can vote at http://music.cbc.ca/#/artists/Theresa-Poirier
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