Republished from Brandon Sun Article July 22, 2022 By: Miranda Leybourne Local Journalism InitiativePosted: 3:00 AM CDT Friday, Jul. 22, 2022 SIOUX VALLEY DAKOTA NATION — Celebration was tempered with solemnity at the veteran’s hall
OFFICIAL STATEMENT Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Pow Wow Arbour After the devastating loss of our pow-wow arbour today, Chief and Council along with Keller Developments, stand together during this difficult time with plans to rebuild.
Effective July 4, 2022, Dakota Tiwahe Services will be providing emergency after hours services for children and families in the community of Sioux Valley. This service was previously provided by Dakota Ojibway Child and Family
Over the past few years, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation and Dakota Tiwahe Services (DTS) have been working diligently towards DTS becoming a mandated child and family services agency. We are pleased to advise that effective
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Chief and Council along with members of the Brandon Residential School Elders Committee took part in the Manitoba Government funding announcement for the commemoration and protection of Indigenous Residential School burial
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation held a Grand Opening ceremony on Thursday, May 26, 2022 for our new Governance building, officially named “Oyate’ Omnic’iya Tipi” which means “The Peoples Meeting Lodge“. This new building houses SVDN’s
Herd attracts visitors, ‘offers people hope,’ says caretaker Renée Lilley · CBC News · Posted: May 04, 2022 With a new white bison calf joining the herd in Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, community members say it’s a sign to
On behalf of the Wipazoka Wakpa Oyate, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation wishes to thank Second Harvest in association with Burnbrae Farms for the delivery of eggs to our community. This donation has made a positive
Representatives from the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation (SVDN) made presentation to the Southern Chiefs Organization and Southern First Nations Network of Care Forum held on March 14-15, 2022. The presentation was an update on the
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Annual Report for 2020 is now available. You can view or download the SVDN 2020 Annual Report below:
Republished from Brandon Sun Article July 22, 2022 By: Miranda Leybourne Local Journalism InitiativePosted: 3:00 AM CDT Friday, Jul. 22, 2022 SIOUX VALLEY DAKOTA NATION — Celebration was tempered with solemnity at the veteran’s hall
OFFICIAL STATEMENT Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Pow Wow Arbour After the devastating loss of our pow-wow arbour today, Chief and Council along with Keller Developments, stand together during this difficult time with plans to rebuild.
Effective July 4, 2022, Dakota Tiwahe Services will be providing emergency after hours services for children and families in the community of Sioux Valley. This service was previously provided by Dakota Ojibway Child and Family
Over the past few years, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation and Dakota Tiwahe Services (DTS) have been working diligently towards DTS becoming a mandated child and family services agency. We are pleased to advise that effective
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Chief and Council along with members of the Brandon Residential School Elders Committee took part in the Manitoba Government funding announcement for the commemoration and protection of Indigenous Residential School burial
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation held a Grand Opening ceremony on Thursday, May 26, 2022 for our new Governance building, officially named “Oyate’ Omnic’iya Tipi” which means “The Peoples Meeting Lodge“. This new building houses SVDN’s
Herd attracts visitors, ‘offers people hope,’ says caretaker Renée Lilley · CBC News · Posted: May 04, 2022 With a new white bison calf joining the herd in Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, community members say it’s a sign to
On behalf of the Wipazoka Wakpa Oyate, Sioux Valley Dakota Nation wishes to thank Second Harvest in association with Burnbrae Farms for the delivery of eggs to our community. This donation has made a positive
Representatives from the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation (SVDN) made presentation to the Southern Chiefs Organization and Southern First Nations Network of Care Forum held on March 14-15, 2022. The presentation was an update on the
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Annual Report for 2020 is now available. You can view or download the SVDN 2020 Annual Report below: