Liidlii Kue First Nation

10/07/2026

October Programming at the LKFN Drop-In Centre

Join us throughout the week for recovery and wellness activities focused on connection, culture, healing and building supports in recovery.

Activities run Monday-Friday from 1-4 PM, with an additional Wellbriety Meeting every Wednesday from 7-8 PM.

Everyone is welcome and no registration is required. Drop in and join us!

*Drop-in centre is located at the back of the old Norzinc Building, across from the shelter/beside Soup Kitchen.

Any questions, please contact:
Michael Cazon | LKFN Addictions Outreach Worker
1-825-523-8601

10/06/2026

Sign up! They need more youth!!

Join us at our upcoming youth media camp in Nahanni Butte! We will engage in media making such as storytelling, podcasts, photography and filmmaking!

Dates: November 2-9th, 2026
Ages: 18-30

Here is the link to apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQQkHOcnNMvxSNhGnkqESzj2PZrQvxIzLPclCpKeLsLrX0AQ/viewform

If you are interested in attending, please send an email or call directly.

Please share this post with any young people who may be interested. We look forward to bringing youth together from the Dehcho!

10/04/2026

10/02/2026

Day 3 & Final Day | 56th Dene National Assembly

That’s a wrap on the 56th Dene National Assembly, held in Katł’odeeche First Nation.

The final day focused on Dene Nation Constitution reform, followed by discussions, review and debate on Assembly resolutions and priorities moving forward.

After three days of gathering, sharing, listening and working together, we close this year’s Assembly with a lot to take forward for our communities, our people and Denendeh.

A huge Mahsi Cho to Katł’odeeche First Nation, the host community, for welcoming us and hosting the 56th Dene National Assembly. Your hospitality, culture and community made this gathering special.

Mahsi Cho to all the Chiefs, leadership, delegates, Elders, youth, presenters, organizers, volunteers and everyone who took part.

Until we meet again — Mahsi Cho. 🧡

10/01/2026

For those that completed the MVH Survey for additional gas, your voucher is ready for pick up at the LKFN Office.

10/01/2026

Day 2 of the 56th Dene National Assembly was a meaningful day of coming together, reflection, culture and community.

We started the morning by joining the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation walk to the Katł’odeeche Drum Circle, where we took part in a fire-feeding ceremony and drum dance. It was a powerful way to honour Residential School Survivors, their families, and those who never returned home.

Throughout the afternoon and evening, the Assembly continued with discussions on children and family services, health and wellness, public safety, Indigenous policing, medical travel, Dene culture and language, and housing in Denendeh.

We ended the day together with a drum dance and fireworks, bringing everyone together in celebration and community.

Mahsi cho to Katł’odeeche First Nation for hosting the 56th Dene National Assembly and for sharing such a meaningful day with us. 🧡

09/30/2026

Today We Walked Together

Today, September 30, our community came together to honour Residential School Survivors, remember the children who never came home, and recognize the strength and resilience of our people, cultures and languages.

We walked together from the Recreation Centre to the Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation Drum Circle, coming together in remembrance and solidarity.

Today we remembered.
Today we honoured.
Today we stood together.

Every Child Matters.

Mahsi cho to everyone who joined us today. Photo courtesy: Cassandra Blondin Burt

09/30/2026

Day 1 of the 56th Dene National Assembly!

Today we’re here at Katł’odeeche First Nation for the Dene National Assembly. It’s been a full day of discussions, updates, and conversations about what’s happening across Denendeh.

We heard from Dene leadership and community representatives on important topics including major projects in the North, Arctic sovereignty, emergency management, climate change, caribou, Bill S-2 and First Nations data governance.

It’s always good to come together, listen, share, and talk about the issues that matter to our people, our communities, our land and our future.

Mahsi cho to Katł’odeeche First Nation for hosting us and welcoming everyone to the 56th Dene National Assembly.

09/30/2026

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 30 is a time to remember, reflect, and honour Residential School Survivors, their families, and Indigenous communities who continue to experience the impacts of residential schools.

The path forward requires listening and creating space for our cultures, languages, stories, and healing.

Let us continue to honour the truths of our history, remember those who never returned home, and support the healing of our people and communities.

Reconciliation starts with truth.

Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation and Métis Local 52 invite the community to come together.

Schedule:

🕑 2:00 PM –Truth and Reconciliation Walk
Starting at the Recreation Centre and walking to the Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation Drum Circle.

🕝 2:30 PM – Truth and Reconciliation Speeches

🕒 3:00 PM – Community BBQ
Hamburgers, hot dogs and salads.

🕞 3:30 PM – Community Dene Drum Dance

🧡 Free “Every Child Matters” orange hoodies for all participants.

For more information:
Deneze Nakehk’o – Wellness Coordinator
📞 867-695-3131
📧 [email protected]

Everyone is welcome! 🧡
Every Child Matters.