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.
June 9, 2025
Good luck to our beach volleyball teams today!
Grade 7/8 drop-in intramurals at 12:15pm today.
All library books will need to be returned by this Wednesday, June 11th .
On Tuesday there will be students asked to participate in throwing events during period 2 and jumping events during period 5 to qualify for the track meet. All students who signed up for running events meet in the gym at 1:15pm on Tuesday to walk to Westwood to run our qualifiers. Also, all students who qualify to move on need to get permission forms today as the permission forms will be due tomorrow.
All Spring Ultimate players and badminton players will meet in the gym tomorrow at break for a quick Yearbook Photo.
Reminder for grade 8 Global Arts students: If you have not finished with your activity stations for Wednesday's guests, please come to the Home Ec room at lunch today or Tuesday.
