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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

On March 30, 2022, The Nishîyû Council of Elders (NCOE) had their quarterly meeting in Gatineau, Quebec.

The CBHSSJB is proud to announce the nomination of Laura Bearskin to the position of Director of the Mîniwâchihiwâukimikw Healing Lodge.  

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

Due to increased numbers of COVID-19 cases in Eeyou Istchee, two Emergency Response Units (ERUs) have been installed outside Chisasibi Hospital. Th

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

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.

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

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 Monday, June 14, The Nishîyȗ Council of Elders (NCOE) of Eeyou Istchee and the CBHSSJB Nishîyȗ Department issued a statement in the wake of the

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.

We remind everyone of the importance of faith and prayer for Miyupimaatisiiun (health and wellbeing).

This agreement will help to provide access to traditional medicines and land-based healing

Elders play an important role in our communities as the keepers of language, tradition and culture, so it is difficult to accept that they might al

The Emergency Measures team at the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay works with the Cree Nation Government and the communities