M’Chigeeng First Nation

M’Chigeeng First Nation

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Released
August 17, 2022
Updated
October 9, 2026

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M’Chigeeng First Nation news, events and resources, all in one free app that anybody can download. The home feed shows the latest announcements and stories, newest at the top. The Community Calendar lets you pick any day and see what is happening, with times and locations for every event, and you can save events to your device so a reminder pops up before each one starts. Documents, forms and job openings each have their own section, and search finds any post by keyword. Turn on notifications and important updates reach you the moment they are shared. Save favourites with the heart, switch between light and dark mode, and use it on both iPhone and iPad. Get it today and start reading.
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What's New in M’Chigeeng First Nation

2.93.1

October 9, 2026

What's New • Smoother Feed: Scrolling is noticeably smoother, and posts no longer repeat or change order while you scroll. • Quicker Tabs: Switching tabs and signing in reload less, so the feed appears sooner. • Calendar: The month arrows now stay on the month you choose. • Notifications: Tapping a notification opens its post, even right after you install the app, and new installs set up notifications more reliably. • Slow Connections: Pages load more reliably when the signal is weak. Recently added: • Community Calendar: A tab with a month and week view of everything coming up. Tap a day to see its events, open one for the time and location, and add it straight to your own calendar. • Instant Search: Find any post in seconds, with results that appear as you type. • Richer Posts: News and events support headings, bold text, lists and links. • Custom Categories: Administrators can create their own feed categories, so posts are grouped the way the community chooses. • Dark Mode: The navigation bar follows your dark mode setting.

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