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Ina Makoche - a place of traditional healing

Construction recently started near Wesley Lodge on Ina Makoche, a place for traditional healing.

Some elements of the traditional healing space will include:

  • local berries U-pick – free picking for community members (once the scrubs are ready and producing fruit)
  • smokehouses
  • a sweat lodge built by Stoney Nation pipe holders
  • a ceremony circle/ community gathering
  • a medicine wheel
  • picnic tables

Once complete, everyone in the community is welcome to use the space.

We want to hear from you what you think should be the vision and plan on how we use the space moving forward.

Contact Jeanette Wildman, cultural liaison, Stoney Health Services, 403-881-2799 | jwildman@stoneyhealth.com

Share your input. Share your voice. Ina Makoch, a space for traditional healing.
Share your input. Share your voice. Ina Makoche, a place of traditional healing for the Stoney Nakoda community. Contact Jeanette Wildman to share your comments.

Development Milestones

The original site – east of Wesley Elders Lodge
Breaking ground on the new traditional space
A surprise wintery day in April
Back at it. Trees that will form a windbreak.
The trees are planted forming a windbreak for visitors.
The new fence is up with the new Adult Wellness Centre in the background.

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