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On June 10, 2022 EEPF Officers will set up road blocks for one day in each of the nine communities In Eeyou Istchee to educate drivers on the dange

Public Health is working with Chisasibi officials after a red fox hunted approximately 100 km north of the community in late March tested positive

Waswanipi Awash Department and Waswanipi Robin's Nest will be operating under reduced services until further notice effective today, April 6, 2022.

Public Health recommends the following changes to reduce medical isolation, effective March 16, 2022. These changes apply retroact

With 2021 coming to an end, we're looking back at our 2nd pandemic year and feeling grateful for the resilience and cooperation of our clients, par

Public Health is confident that this positive sewage signal indicates there is likely at least one undetected case of COVID-19 in Chisasibi. This s

As cases of COVID-19 rise in Quebec, Public Health urges families and friends to take precautions when gathering for the holidays and recommends sc

The Cree Nation of Chisasibi confirmed on November 10 that all events and gatherings will resume under Phase 4 safety protocols, and that travel is

Public Health has confirmed one new case of COVID-19 in Chisasibi. They are isolating and following all necessary precautions.

CBHSSJB Public Health has confirmed a COVID-19 positive sewage sample in Chisasibi.  Public Health is confident that this positive sewage signal in

November is Diabetes Month in Eeyou Istchee and around the world.

Cancer screening can help you or a loved one detect cancer early.

October 14 -21, 2021 is Foster Family Appreciation Week across Eeyou Istchee.

On September 30, 2021, CBHSSJB honoured the survivors of the residential school system and their families, and mourned the children who never retur

On Saturday, September 4, Public Health confirmed five more people staying at Espresso Hotel in Montreal tested positive for COVID-19.

In June 2021, the phone system at the Chisasibi Regional Hospital was upgraded. Here is information you need to know.

On August 2, 2021, Public Health detected a low signal of the COVID-19 coronavirus during a regular screening test of sewage in Chisasibi.

Public Health asks anyone who attended the Pessamit Pow Wow on August 1, 2021 to get tested for COVID-19, if they have not already been contacted b

Sewage testing is a early-warning system to detect Covid-19 in communities.

On June 15, 2021, the CBHSSJB Board of Directors approved a new policy on financial support under the CNIHB for clients who must leave their home c

The task force will examine the concerns in Eeyou Istchee regarding youth protection and youth criminal justice matters under the authority of the

In honour of the 215 children who never returned from the Kamloops Indian Residential Schools, the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of Jame

The CBHSSJB and the Cree School Board have worked together to create “COVID-19 School Kits” that will help keep students & schools engaged in t

A new agreement between the CBHSSJB and the EEPF speeds response times to save lives.

• Procedural or medical masks are recommended instead of cloth masks and are now required in the workplace.