Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate

Hello Students, Parents/Guardians, Facilitators, and Educational Assistants,

The Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate invites you to join our upcoming Virtual School Assembly!

📅 Date: May 20, 2026
🕒 Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Location: Online via Desire2Learn

We will share key updates and celebrate the achievements and efforts of our learners!

May 5th marks the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people.

The Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate stands with those who mourn and with efforts to reunite with their loved ones who have been taken.

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📅 Deadline: May 8, 2026

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It's your time to rest, recharge, and renew your spirit!

No live classes will be held next week, from March 30th to April 3rd, 2026.

Classes will resume at 9 am on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.

Enjoy your break!

WVC staff proudly stand together for Pink Shirt Day, raising awareness and promoting kindness to help end bullying. 💖

Aaniin/Boozhoo, Wajeeye, Wotziye/Edlanet’e, Háu/Háŋ, Tānsi, Welcome!
Explore the exceptional educational opportunities at the Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate (WVC)! Our Virtual Collegiate blends tradition with innovation, offering a unique learning opportunity for students from approved MFNERC/MFNSS First Nations communities. Join us in redefining learning for the digital age. Your educational journey starts here!
Spread the word and extend our reach within your community. Click the SHARE button to help us connect with those who may not have heard about us. Your support makes a difference.
New Notice: MFNERC Member Schools and MFNSS course based fees will NOT be implemented for Semester 2 of 2025/26 school year.

Registration is extended until Thurs., February 26, 2026.

https://wapaskwa.ca/register/
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Aaniin/Boozhoo, Wajeeye, Wotziye/Edlanet’e, Háu/Háŋ, Tānsi, Welcome!
Explore the exceptional educational opportunities at the Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate (WVC)! Our Virtual Collegiate blends tradition with innovation, offering a unique learning opportunity for students from approved MFNERC/MFNSS First Nations communities. Join us in redefining learning for the digital age. Your educational journey starts here!
Spread the word and extend our reach within your community. Click the SHARE button to help us connect with those who may not have heard about us. Your support makes a difference.

Registration is open until Friday, February 20, 2026.

https://wapaskwa.ca/register/

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National Child Day is celebrated in Canada on November 20 each year to honour and acknowledge the fundamental rights of children, as outlined in the UN Declaration on the Rights of the Child and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. This day raises awareness about protecting children's rights and promoting their well-being, education, and development.

Various activities and events occur nationwide, including school educational programs, community gatherings, and initiatives that advocate for children's needs and voices. By celebrating National Child Day, Canadians reaffirm their commitment to ensuring that every child can thrive in a safe and nurturing environment.

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Tánsi, Wajeeye, Aaniin, Wotziye, Háu, Hello,

November 11, 2025, honours all Canadian military members and ensures that Canada never forgets the sacrifices made by our Armed Forces, the RCMP, Peace Officers, the Merchant Navy, and the Reserves. We also remember our military families— the mothers, fathers,
sons and daughters of Canadian Veterans.

The Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate is closed today in respect of those who served. Classes will resume on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.

ekosáni, Pidamayaye, Masicho, Miigwech, Thank you, Veterans. 🪖⛑️

Tánsi, Wajeeye, Aaniin, Wotziye, Háu, Hello,

November 8, 2025, honours the contributions and sacrifices of Indigenous veterans who served in World Wars I, II, and the Korean War.

Many First Nations individuals enlisted despite facing poverty, limited healthcare, and systemic discrimination on reserves. Remembering our ancestors who served as veterans highlights their vital role in shaping Canada's history and the ongoing struggles of First Nation communities.

The Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate is closed today in respect for our ancestors who served for our future. Classes will resume on Monday, November 10, 2025.

ekosáni, Pidamayaye, Masicho, Miigwech, Thank you, Veterans. 🪶