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James Bay Cree Communications Society 01.12.2020

We are still looking for Christmas stories. Contact us and have a chance to win a $100 gift card

James Bay Cree Communications Society 18.11.2020

Cree Nation Leadership COVID-19 Briefing Public Statement https://www.cngov.ca/resources/covid-public-updates/... Status of Pandemic The municipalities of Chibougamau and Chapais have been struggling to contain recent outbreaks associated with travel and labour connections to Region 2 - Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean. Despite valiant efforts, and due in part to issues with testing equipment, the outbreaks have not been brought under control and cases continue to climb. Cases that continue to climb are causing serious concern for the Cree Nation. It is important to note that the Cree Board of Health is working very closely with the medical services in Chibougamau to ensure that patients who go there for important services are safe. So, even though there concerns over the situation in the municipality as a whole, it continues to be safe for patients to receive hemodialysis treatment in Chibougamau. All of the communities of Eeyou Istchee rely on the services in Chibougamau and Chapais to varying degrees. For the communities of Mistissini and Ouje-Bougoumou, the situation is even more complex considering that key staff, as well as staff of essential services, work in one community and reside in another. Considering the close collaboration between the Public Health Authorities of Eeyou Istchee and Region 10, the close collaboration between the leadership of Mistissini, Oujé-Bougoumou and the Cree Nation Government, it is not necessary that there be a complete shutdown for all communities at this time. At this time, inter-community travel is NOT restricted. There will however need to be a change in the deconfinement plans for different communities depending on the proximity and the level of interaction between community members. Test results and contact tracing are demonstrating that cases could have been avoided had Chibougamau and Chapais reacted quicker in their confinement measures. For this reason, some communities of Eeyou Istchee will be changing the level they are in the confinement/deconfinement plan. November 21st, 2020 Mistissini (Phase 3) Advising travellers to travel to avoid Chibougamau and Chapais except for (emergency services, essential services, education) Oujé-Bougoumou (Phase 3) Advising travellers to travel to avoid Chibougamau and Chapais except for (emergency services, essential services, education) Waswanipi (Phase 4) Nemaska (Phase 4) Waskaganish (Phase 4) Eastmain (Phase 4) Wemindji (Phase 4) Chisasibi (Phase 4) Whapmagoostui (Phase 4) It is important to note the difference between Phase 4 and Phase 3 for our communities. Phase 4 Phase 3 Outdoor gathering 150 Outdoor gathering 75 or 10 households Indoor gathering 50 Indoor gathering 25 or 3 households The hope is that the Cree population will be vigilant so that these restrictions will be sufficient in keeping our communities COVID-19 free. It takes the cooperation and collaboration of everyone to prevent the imposing of stricter measures or the complete lockdown of Chibougamau and Chapais. Our local public safety staff are working hard to keep our communities safe, they work 24/7 and will work through the holidays keeping us safe. For them and everyone who has lost a loved one or made an incredible sacrifice keeping COVID-19 out, it is a profound insult when we lie to them or seek to break the rules and restrictions that have protected us. Traveling to Chibougamau and Chapais For those that travel to Chibougamau and Chapais for emergency or essential reasons it is recommended that you avoid restaurants (except take-out or drive thru), bars, any gatherings, or entering any home where you are not a resident. Students residing in communities and attending schools in the municipalities of Chibougamau and Chapais are advised they are not prevented from traveling to school and that it is imperative that they follow any increased measures and restrictions which are always there to keep them safe. Understandably, it is a very stressful time for parents and students, but rest assured that the local leadership, the Cree leadership, the municipal authorities, school boards and both Public Health authorities are in constant contact and will also intervene to reduce the risks to all our students, staff and community members. Travelling (Northern) Because communities are at different phases of confinement, their risk tolerance will also be different, therefore: For Whapmagoostui, Chisasibi, Wemindji, Eastmain, Waskaganish, Waswanipi and Nemaska, after evaluation of the Areas Representing a Risk, those individuals who have in the last 14 days travelled: anywhere outside Quebec, except for the Ontario regions of Porcupine and Timiskaming, which includes the municipalities of Timmins, Moosonee and North Bay; within Quebec to: Region 1 Lower St-Lawrence Region 2 Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Region 3 Quebec Capital Region 4 Mauricie and Centre du Québec Region 5 Estrie Region 6 Montreal Region 7 Outaouais (Gatineau) Region 9 North Shore Region 11 Gaspé and Magdalen Islands Region 12 Chaudière-Appalaches Region 13 Laval Region 14 Lanaudière Region 15 Laurentians Region 16 Montérégie The Municipalities of Chibougamau and Chapais, effective November 21st, 2020 12:01am any Hydro-Quebec site; to any mine site, please note: Workers coming from the Windfall Mining Exploration Site of Osisko Mining Inc with the appropriate documentation will NOT be required to self-isolate; Workers coming from the Renard Mine Site of Stornoway, with the appropriate documentation will NOT be required to self-isolate; Workers coming from the Éléonore Mine Site of Newmont, with the appropriate documentation will NOT be required to self-isolate; any forestry camp will be required to self-isolate for 14 days under the Local Mandatory Self-Isolation Laws. Therefore, people coming from Regions 8, 10 (except Chibougamau and Chapais), 17 and 18 in Quebec and the regions of Porcupine, Timiskaming and North Bay in Ontario DO NOT need to self-isolate under the local Mandatory Self-Isolation Laws. ******************************************************* Travelling (Southern) For Mistissini and Oujé-Bougoumou after evaluation of the Areas Representing a Risk, those individuals who have in the last 14 days travelled: anywhere outside Quebec, except for the Ontario regions of Porcupine and Timiskaming, which includes the municipalities of Timmins, Moosonee and North Bay; within Quebec to: Region 1 Lower St-Lawrence Region 2 Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Region 3 Quebec Capital Region 4 Mauricie and Centre du Québec Region 5 Estrie Region 6 Montreal Region 7 Outaouais (Gatineau) Region 9 North Shore Region 11 Gaspé and Magdalen Islands Region 12 Chaudière-Appalaches Region 13 Laval Region 14 Lanaudière Region 15 Laurentians Region 16 Montérégie any Hydro-Quebec site; to any mine site, please note: Workers coming from the Windfall Mining Exploration Site of Osisko Mining Inc with the appropriate documentation will NOT be required to self-isolate; Workers coming from the Renard Mine Site of Stornoway, with the appropriate documentation will NOT be required to self-isolate; Workers coming from the Éléonore Mine Site of Newmont, with the appropriate documentation will NOT be required to self-isolate; any forestry camp. will be required to self-isolate for 14 days under the Local Mandatory Self-Isolation Laws. Therefore, people coming from Regions 8, 10, 17 and 18 in Quebec and the regions of Porcupine, Timiskaming and North Bay in Ontario DO NOT need to self-isolate under the local Mandatory Self-Isolation Laws. RELIABLE SOURCES People are advised to continue exercising caution on where they get their information in relation to COVID-19 and to keep in mind that the reliable sources of information remain: https://eeyouistcheecovid19.org/ www.cngov.ca/covid-19/ www.creehealth.org www.eeyoueducation.ca www.quebec.ca/coronavirus www.canada.ca/coronavirus

James Bay Cree Communications Society 16.11.2020

Message from the Public Safety Department Please Share.

James Bay Cree Communications Society 04.11.2020

Interview about a project from CHB and Matthew A. Iserhoff.. hear the whole interview at noon today.

James Bay Cree Communications Society 04.11.2020

Good morning from your regional radio. Tune in with these great guys and hear some ol stories n great music on 106.5FM

James Bay Cree Communications Society 02.11.2020

Ice conditions - Hydro-Quebec

James Bay Cree Communications Society 31.10.2020

We are still accepting new story tellers. "Memories, Holiday Spirit, Life in Nouchimi for Christmas, Family Gatherings, Funny Stories" Short or Long. 3 to 10 mins. Don't be shy & call us. Our next draw is this Friday at 3:15pm on Maamuu Dipachimuwin Clarence & Allan will be our host. ... Message us, or call us. Yours Truly, JBCCS TEAM.

James Bay Cree Communications Society 30.10.2020

Grandchief..Dr Abel Bosum will join us again this morning on Jbccs ..at 7:30 am...tune in

James Bay Cree Communications Society 27.10.2020

Have a great afternoon from you JBCCS Production Team

James Bay Cree Communications Society 19.10.2020

PUBLIC NOTICE - Cree School Board Extends Winter Holidays for 2020-21 School Year

James Bay Cree Communications Society 13.10.2020

Chibougamau Salle des Quilles Bolorama outbreak update: Three more people from Region 10 (Chibougamau/Chapais) who recently visited the Bolorama bowling alley h...ave tested positive for COVID-19. If you visited the Bolorama bowling alley between October 28 and November 8, we ask you to call the COVID-19 Infoline at 1-866-855-2811 to arrange for a COVID-19 screening test at your local CMC. Please call us, even if you are feeling well. You do not need to self isolate. For more info: https://bit.ly/3lpCOKg

James Bay Cree Communications Society 10.10.2020

This is in Chisasibi Quebec. One of the something else communities