Ka’nikonhrí:io
A Tewatohnhi’saktha Podcast. Helping the people Kahnawà:ke acquire the knowledge and skills to obtain gainful employment and providing support to our local entrepreneurs to maintain and expand their business.
Episodes
In this episode, Tewatohnhi'saktha's Business Service Officers discuss how they can help turn ideas into real businesses. From first meetings and business plans to funding, pricing, and overcoming common challenges, this conversation breaks down practical steps for entrepreneurs to get started and grow. If you are a Kahnawákeró:non who has ever thought about starting a business, this episode is your guide to taking that first step.
In this episode join in on the conversation between host Abigail Jacobs and co-creators Will Rice and Eric Ravenelle regarding the K-Town Collectibles Expo, a massive community and family-oriented convention that will be held at the Mohawk Bingo Hall June 6 and 7, 2026.
Workforce Development staff breaks down the 2026 summer student job opportunities in Kahnawà:ke, explaining available Kahnawà:ke Summer Student Employment Program (KSSEP) positions, employer selection, and how the program supports skill development, career pathways, and cultural integration for local youth.
In this episode of the Ka’nikonhrí:io Podcast, we introduce the Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs (IWE) Program — a national initiative supporting Indigenous women who want to start or grow a business. Host Abigail Jacobs speaks with IWE Project Development Officer Katsi’tsaié:ri Paul about funding options, eligibility, application steps, and the one-on-one supports available to women entrepreneur...
In this episode, host Abigail Jacobs sits down with Katsistohkwiio Jacco and Drake D’Souza to explore the 2026 Kahnawà:ke Summer Student Employment Program (KSSEP). They cover who can apply, how the program supports both students and employers, key funding details, and common application pitfalls.
In this episode of the Ka’nikonhriio Podcast, host Abigail Jacobs sits down with Workforce Development's Katsistohkwiio Jacco and Finnley Montour to explore PATH - the Professional Advancement and Training Hub transforming career development in the community. Discover how PATH’s flexible, in-person workshops make upskilling accessible for everyone, from seasoned professionals to those re-entering ...
This episode dives into the world of Kahnawake Tourism through the eyes of Bronwyn Johns, a seasoned Tour Guide and Public Relations Officer. We explore the challenges and rewards of guiding visitors, and the importance of storytelling in preserving history. From preparing for diverse audiences to promoting truth and reconciliation, Bronwyn shares insights on how tourism fosters understanding, community pride, and economic growth. ...
In the first half of this episode, Abigail Jacobs sits down with Workforce Development Counsellor Corinna Phillips and client TammyJo Lahache to explore the services that helped TammyJo take her career to the next level.
Followed by Angie Marquis, Director of Workforce Development, and Drake D'Souza, Social Enterprise Manager, who share exciting updates on Tóta Ma's Café and Kanatahkwèn:ke—the new Cultural Arts Communit...
In this episode, host Abigail Jacobs chats with Kristy Kennedy, Business Services Officer, and Nathan Charles, owner of Charles Insulation. They dive into Nathan’s entrepreneurial journey and explore how Tewatohnhi’saktha’s programs and services helped turn his business dream into reality.
In this episode, Drake D'Souza, Workforce Development Coordinator, joins us to share highlights and future plans for PATH and Builders of the Future—two programs driving workforce growth in Kahnawà:ke.
PATH (Professional Advancement & Training Hub) offers flexible workshops to help residents, professionals, and business owners build employable skills, grow careers, and strengthen businesses through tailored learning.
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In this episode, Tammy Delaronde, Executive Director of Tewatohnhi’saktha, and Daryl Leclaire, Director of Business Services, join us to break down the Indigenous Initiatives Fund IV (IIF IV) — a major financial support program for Indigenous businesses. Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2027, or earlier if funds are fully committed. IIF IV offers funding opportunities aimed at...
Our host Emmitt Hamelin is joined by Kristy Kennedy, Business Services Officer/Heads Up Program Coordinator, and Emily Rice, Workforce Development Counselling Services Manager, to talk about the changes to this year's Heads Up / Up & Atom STEAM summer camp. Learn the fun changes to the camp and about summer employment opportunities for youth.
In this episode, Kimberly Kaniehténhawe Cross, Tourism Development Manager and Bronwyn Kawenahawe Johns, Public Relations Officer, sit with this week's host Abigail Jacobs to reflect on the success of past tourism events & programs and look towards initiatives on the horizon.
In this episode, Daryl Leclaire, Director of Business Services, reflects on the success of past programs and initiatives on the horizon. Tune in for insights into Tewatohnhi’saktha's Business Services.
Guess who's back, back again? KSSEP!
Join us as Katsistohkwí:io Jacco and our host Emmitt Hamelin discuss what is new and coming up this year for the Kahnawà:ke Summer Student Employment Program. Employers and youth will want to tune in to learn more about the changes and updates to this year's program - 2025.
In this episode, Angie Marquis, Director of Workforce Development, is joined by Katsistohkwí:io Jacco, Program Manager, and Drake D'Souza, Workforce Development Coordinator, as they reflect on the success of past programs and discuss exciting initiatives on the horizon. Tune in for insights into Workforce Development and future opportunities!
In this episode, Abigail Jacobs sits down with Marie Lahache, Tewatohnhi’saktha's Director of Human Resources, to explore the key elements of a strong cover letter and resume, along with expert tips and helpful suggestions for creating standout applications.
We sit down with Shaelyn Diabo and Destiny Lazore, two of Tewatohnhi’saktha's Mentor a Student Intern Program students, to discuss what it is like take part in a student internship and the benefits of taking part in the MASI program.
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