The community of St. James-Assiniboia has deep indigenous roots.  These lands and waters are the traditional territories of the Anishinaabeg, the Ininewak, and the Dakota Oyate peoples.  It is the birthplace and national homeland of the Red River Metis. It is also home to members of the Denesuline, the Anisiniewuk, and Inuit nations.  Our community is bound by Treaty One. 

Our water flows from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation in Treaty Three, and our buildings are powered by Northern Manitoba in Treaty Five.  We are all tied to together through the treaties that there were signed across these lands.  These treaties come with a responsibility to the land, the waters, the animals and each other.  We are committed to honour and learn about the true history of this place, and to do our parts to move our community forward in a true spirit of justice and reconciliation.

May 29, 2025

National Alligator Day, International Everest Day, National Biscuit Day, National Paperclip Day

No breakfast club tomorrow

Rugby will practice tomorrow morning at 7:30am. Please see Mr. Jain for more details.

Grade 6 jumping and throwing practice today at 12:15pm.

There will be an important track meeting FRIDAY at lunch for all athletes going to the track meet.

Frozen cast members – if you have your permission forms for our field trip on Monday, please return to Ms. Muldrew right after the announcements

Please listen closely to the band and choir schedule for today:

Period 1: 613 and 619

Period 2: All choir students

Period 3: 718

Period 5: 613, 612

Period 6: All grade 8 band students with Jonah, Arianna, Natasha, Emily P., and Olivia P.

Period 7: Advanced Band

Joke – What do you get from a pampered cow? Spoiled milk!​