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Caxton Canada Ltd. has been around since the turn of 20th Century. Caxton first opened its doors in 1911. For over 90 years, Caxton has served the public with quality printing and later specializing in Advertising Calendars.As the years progressed so have we. Adding Promotional Products and Corporate Wear to our repertoire of services that we provide.The same quality, workmanship and respect for our customers that started almost a century ago, is still evident in Caxton today. Customers are still given the best product at the most competitive price.Caxton is now located in North Kildonan just off of Lagimodier Blvd.

You are here > Our Vision'On behalf of Council, we continue to rely on your expertise as we address issues affecting our community and our citizens. We have always been able to rely on the integrity and honesty on your perspective from a legal point of view.''Chief Michael Constant Opaskwayak Cree NationOur VisionFIRST NATIONS AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES LAWWe pride ourselves in being a firm with 4 Indigenous lawyers. We exclusively serve First Nations and Indigenous Peoples – some call this 'Aboriginal law'. What we do well is considering and advising our clients in navigating and devising strategies to deal with Euro-Canadian laws, when and how to take other governments to Court, when and how to focus on revitalizing and protecting Treaties and Indigenous laws, the laws of the Anishnaabe and Ininewak and others, and how to move forward with Indigenous institutions and First Nations projects.The firm was founded in 2004 by P. Michael Jerch with the support and inspiration of former Grand Chief Sydney Garrioch (Pimicikamak Cree) and the late Chief Francis Flett (Opaskwayak Cree)

The Vision of Chief Cornerstone ChurchThe vision of Chief Cornerstone Church is to develop a family Church that will address the spiritual needs of people by:providing a meeting place for where people can receive, know and experience God's love, hear His Word, and be disciplined;offering a safe place for Christian counseling and guidance for men, women, elders, youth, and children;to reach First Nations people for Christ by sharing the Good News of the gospel of Jesus Christ;having a community outreach within the core are of the city;offering bible studies, seminars, and workshops;developing individuals as a congregation towards self-directed and self-governing principles that will promote spiritual growth and greater self-sufficiency and stability;ensuring that effective Bible based teaching and preaching methods are used to facilitate the spiritual growth of members and their ministries. The long-term vision to help establish family churches in the First Nation communities and to help develop strong Christian leadership within their communities.

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WelcomeThe Fox Lake Cree Nation currently consists of 1100 members with 500 residents in the home Reserves in Bird and Gillam Reserve and the Town of Gillam. The remaining members live mainly in Thompson, Churchill and Winnipeg. FLCN is signatory to 1910 Adhesion to Treaty 5 signed at York Factory. In 1947, Canada recognizes the Gillam Band as an independent Band and renamed the Fox Lake Band in 1949.