iCare Study Snapshot March 2024
iCare Participants in the Island Lake Anishininew Nations iCare is a study focused on understanding how to help keep kidneys healthy in young living with Type 2 diabetes.
Next Generation Study Snapshot March 2024
What is happening in the Island Lake Anisininew Nations? Focused on understanding risk for diabetes and kidney disease in Children of parents who have type 2 Diabetes.
Next Gen Study Snapshot December 2023
Anisininew Nation Children risks for diabetes and kidney disease of parents who have type 2 diabetes
iCare Study Snapshot December 2023
iCare is a study designed to understand how to help keep kidneys healthy in youth living with type 2 diabetes in the Anisininew Nations.
Congratulations to FARHA’s Kirsty Muller, RN BN in her appointment to the National Board of Directors
Congratulations to FARHA’s Kirsty Muller, RN BN in her appointment to the National Board of Directors as the very first Registered Nurse on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Association of Addictions Medicine.
Manitoba Mobile Addiction Team to Increase Community Capacity and Access
Four Arrows Regional Health Authority is running a 15 month Pilot Project to bring Mobile Medical Addictions Services to First Nation communities starting with 2 communities including St. Theresa Point. Dr. Erin Knight is leading up the Team.
The challenge of bringing health care services to remote First Nations communities
SHARAZ KHAN SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL PUBLISHED AUGUST 11, 2015UPDATED MAY 15, 2018 The Challenge When Laurie Ducharme took over as director of operations at the Four Arrows Regional Health Authority in 2005, she had a vision to change health care in the First Nations Island Lake communities of Garden Hill, Wasagamack, Red Sucker Lake and…
The Worst Of The Bargain
Island Lake residents still waiting for so-called treaty benefits By: Helen Fallding Posted: 11/6/2010 1:00 AM | JOE.BRYKSA@FREEPRESS.MB.CA Sam Wood takes a drink from Kalicahoolie Lake, north of Wasagamack. This is traditional hunting and fishing area for the First Nation. ISLAND LAKE — “A hundred years of disappointment,” a banner might have read at last year’s centennial…