Reclaiming Our Ways

Reclaiming Our Ways We are an Anisininew Restorative Justice Program serving the Island Lake Region.

Our mission is to provide a holistic, culturally rooted alternative to the traditional court system.

We are grateful to have been selected for the RCMP’s Family Violence Initiative Fund.
08/17/2026

We are grateful to have been selected for the RCMP’s Family Violence Initiative Fund.

We are pleased to share that Reclaiming Our Ways, an Indigenous Restorative Justice Program through Anisininew Okimawin Inc., was successful in obtaining $23,516.49 of funding through the RCMP’s Family Violence Initiative Fund.

Reclaiming Our Ways will bring culturally grounded workshops and community engagement events to the Island Lake communities of Wasagamack, Garden Hill, Red Sucker Lake and St Theresa Point. The program aims to raise awareness of family and domestic violence, support both victims and offenders, promote healthier relationships and provide access to resources and supports.

The RCMP is proud to support this initiative through community engagement, information sharing and ongoing collaboration to help build safer, healthier communities

Live feed 🎥
08/13/2026

Live feed 🎥

Old Post Summer Gathering

Still seeking searchers ‼️You must send in your criminal record & resume to the email in the post.
08/11/2026

Still seeking searchers ‼️
You must send in your criminal record & resume to the email in the post.

08/11/2026
08/10/2026

FYI: Revised- Cochrane Bay and Chapin Bay only (see poster)
Island Lake Anisininew Gathering Fishing Derby
- Heaviest Jackfish -
Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Location: Old Post

We have expanded our program and have hired an Anisininew Court Worker, Madeline! ⭐️The Anisininew Court Worker will att...
07/29/2026

We have expanded our program and have hired an Anisininew Court Worker, Madeline! ⭐️

The Anisininew Court Worker will attend court to help Island Lake members with:
✅Guidance and information about court processes.
✅Understanding your court papers, conditions and other documents.
✅Translating to the Anisininew language and ensure you understand everything.
✅Assist in making the court experience less stressful.
✅Connecting you to legal aid, victim services and other resources.
✅A safe space to talk if you are feeling overwhelmed, worried or confused.

The Anisininew Court Worker will be working in Winnipeg and will travel to Garden Hill, St. Theresa Point and circuit courts.

Why do we have Court Workers❓
Court Workers are here to ensure Island Lake members are receiving fair and equitable treatment while navigating the criminal justice system.

Note: The Court Worker can NOT give you legal advice. However, they may help with giving you useful information or refer you to legal aid or a lawyer. They will assist with the whole process, including filling out legal aid papers and finding a lawyer.

If you are feeling confused, need support or have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Contact Us:
📞(431) 430-7100
📧[email protected]
📍305-338 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0T2
You may also message us through this Facebook account.

07/27/2026

"SAVE THE DATE"
Anisininew Okimawin Grand Council Summer Assembly
August 11, 12, 13 and 14, 2026
(August 10 - Travel and Camp day)
Location: Old Post

We will have a booth set up with program information, snacks and drinks!🥤🍦 😄
07/16/2026

We will have a booth set up with program information, snacks and drinks!🥤🍦 😄

Good morning! ☀️ Tomorrow will be the first day of our first ever Urban Treaty Days! 😎 See you there ! Edit: Hours for Sunday will be 12pm - 8pm

Introducing our program, Reclaiming Our Ways‼️⭐️We are a Anisininew Restorative Justice Program that helps individuals d...
07/15/2026

Introducing our program, Reclaiming Our Ways‼️⭐️

We are a Anisininew Restorative Justice Program that helps individuals deal with their charges outside of the traditional court process.

Rather than proceeding through the traditional Criminal Court system, individuals may have their charges diverted to our program. Participants complete an intake and attend culturally relevant prevention workshops. These workshops may include traditional teachings, cultural activities, sweat lodges and other land-based learning opportunities.

Our program is recognized and supported by the courts. Upon successful completion of the intake process and any assigned workshops, the Crown will review the file and determine whether the charges will be stayed or dismissed. This can be a more positive and supportive way in healing and repairing the harm caused by the offence for individuals to address their charges while avoiding the stress and uncertainty of court proceedings.

We have an open-door policy and welcome referrals from all backgrounds.

Our program will meet participants where they're at. We will travel to offices or other agreed upon locations to complete intakes and deliver workshops when appropriate. We also can complete the process virtually (Teams, Zoom, Facebook video call).

If you would like more information about the program or would like to discuss a referral, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Contact us:
📞204-982-3300 ext. 101
📧[email protected]
📍305-338 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0T2
You may also message us through this FaceBook account.

Address

305-338 Broadway
Winnipeg, MB
R3C0T2

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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