Events

WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025
WHERE: RBC Convention Centre

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2025 Jingle Mingle Headliners

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs welcomes you to Jingle Mingle 2025!!!

Land Acknowledgement 

Chief Gordon Bluesky

Treaty One 

Elder Message

Elder Dennis Whitebird 

Grand Chief Kyra Wilson

Message from Grand Chief Kyra Wilson 

Seasons Greetings,

As we gather tonight for Jingle Mingle, I want to begin by acknowledging the heart and strength of our 63 First Nations. This year has brought moments of challenge, moments of healing, and moments of incredible leadership from our Elders, our Youth, our Chiefs and Councils, and every community member who carries the work forward each day. 

During this season, when families come together and we reflect on all that we have walked through, I am reminded of how deeply connected we truly are. The work we do is never just policy or process.  It is people, stories, and the future we are building for the generations who follow.

Tonight is a celebration of that spirit. It’s a chance to honour the achievements across our province, to recognize the hard lifts and quiet victories, and to take a moment to breathe together as one. I am grateful for each of you. For your commitment, your courage, and your compassion. 

May this evening bring warmth, laughter, and a renewed sense of purpose as we move into 2026. From my heart to yours, I wish you all a safe, joyful, and peaceful holiday season.

Grand Chief Kyra Wilson

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

Regional Chief Willie Moore

Assembly of First Nations

Seasons Greetings,

 Tansi, and warm holiday greetings to everyone joining us for this year’s Jingle Mingle. Tonight is a time to come together in friendship, celebration, and community spirit as we close out another year of hard work and shared accomplishments.

 Thank you to all who continue to uplift and support our First Nations across Manitoba and beyond. Your dedication strengthens our Nations and inspires the work ahead.

 May this festive season bring joy, rest, and good memories with loved ones. Enjoy the evening, and I look forward to all we will continue to achieve together in the new year.

 Ekosani,

 Manitoba Regional Chief Willie Moore -Assembly of First Nations

Grand Chief Garisson Settee

Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc.

Tansi and Welcome!

As Grand Chief of the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc., our MKO staff, and the 26 First Nation members of MKO, I extend heartfelt wishes for a safe and joyful holiday season!

This time of year, reminds us of the importance of gathering with family, sharing traditions, and creating memories. We also acknowledge that the holidays can be challenging for some, and it is important to offer kindness and support to those who may need it.

Jingle Mingle is a special opportunity for us to come together as a community, enjoying an evening of entertainment, laughter, and good cheer, while also participating in the spirit of giving. It is an honour to support this event, as we continue to empower First Nations across Manitoba.

We wish AMC Jingle Mingle 2025 great success and a celebration filled with goodwill!

Merry Christmas!

Ekosani. Kinanâskomitin.

Grand Chief Garrison Settee

Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc. (MKO)

Grand Chief Jerry Daniels 

Southern Chiefs Organization

As we gather in the spirit of the season for Jingle Mingle 2025, I want to extend my warmest holiday greetings to everyone joining this special celebration. This time of year reminds us of the strength we carry as Nations when we come together in unity, generosity, and friendship.

Our Nations have always thrived through kinship and connection. Tonight, we honour that legacy by supporting one another, lifting up our families, and reaffirming the shared commitment we hold to build a brighter, healthier future for all First Nations people across Manitoba.

I want to acknowledge the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs for hosting this meaningful gathering, and all those whose dedication, time, and generosity continue to strengthen our Nations.

May this season bring peace to your homes, warmth to your families, and hope for the year ahead. Wishing you all a joyful holiday season filled with love, laughter, and blessings.

Miigwetch and Happy Holidays.

Grand Chief Jerry Daniels

Southern Chiefs’ Organization

Jordan Knight and Davey Gott, known for their work on NCI FM’s “Friends on Friday,” are the returning emcees for our annual Jingle Mingle celebration!

Jordan Knight is a well-known radio personality and an advocate for Manitoba’s music scene. Jordan Knight returns as Jingle Mingle Emcee with over 20 years of experience hosting radio shows, advocating for the music industry and supporting local initiatives. She is the current co-host of the Manitoba Morning Show and Friends on Friday on NCI FM (The Spirit of Manitoba). 

Friends on Friday is described as Manitoba’s largest request show, which she co-hosts with Davey Gott.

Davey Gott is a prominent Indigenous radio host and media personality from the Chemawawin Cree Nation in Manitoba, Canada. Davey Gott is a long-standing personality at NCI FM, and is a returning Emcee back by popular demand. 

He co-hosts the popular “Friends on Friday” (previously “We Are The Manitoba Wakeup Crew”) live request show with Jordan Knight which is a staple in many Indigenous households. Davey also hosts a dedicated “Cree Hour” show to promote the language.

The Bannock Babes are a dynamic, all-Indigenous drag troupe from 3 Provinces in Canada (based out of Winnipeg, Manitoba) that formed in 2019 to increase Indigenous and Two-Spirit representation in drag, creating a vital space for Indigiqueer performers with vibrant, culturally rich shows that blend activism, art, and community engagement. 

They have performed at numerous high-profile events across Turtle Island, including the No Stone Unturned concert, Read by Queens at the Winnipeg Art Gallery, a mural unveiling, and various Pride events.

The Bannock Babes have earned recognition for their significant contributions to the local Two Spirit and arts communities, including official acknowledgment from the Manitoba Government. 

The troupe was honored with a Member’s statement by a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), acknowledging their impact and contributions to the province.

CWeed Jigging Showcase

Desiree Dorian – VIP Performer

Desiree Dorion grew up a mile and a half from the grounds of Dauphin Country Fest, one of the biggest outdoor music festivals in Canada.  As a little girl she would ride her bike there when the festival wasn’t on, climb up on the stage, and pretend to play to the thousands of fans that come to watch big country music acts. In 2014 her dream of playing the mainstage came true when she shared the stage with The Band Perry.

The JUNO Nominee has had multiple songs chart in the top 100 on the Canadian country music charts (TRAX), along with numerous songs reaching the top spot on the Indigenous Music Countdown. She released her seventh studio album, “Remember Your Name,” on September 20th, 2024 which peaked at #9 on iTunes Canada in its first week of release and has amassed over 25,000 global streams to date. It is currently in the #15 position on the national Earshot charts across all genres and the #9 position on the national Earshot folk/roots/blues charts.

Desiree is a proud member of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation. In June, 2021, she hosted the Achimotak series with the Canadian Country Music Association and is an artist ambassador with the Downie Wenjack Foundation. Desiree has toured coast to coast in Canada and has played as far south as the Gulf of Mexico

DJ Derek 4Real

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Derek Dick is treaty from Tataskwayak Cree Nation and resides in Opaskawayak, MB. Derek is no stranger to music as he comes from a musically inclined family…the Dick Brother’s consisting of his uncles and father. Derek played with the Dick Brother’s for over a decade before DJing fell in his lap. 

Derek is known as DJ Derek4Real and has been in business for several years gaining a following in Northern Manitoba. DJ Derek4Real plays at anniversaries, graduations, socials, weddings, and winter and summer festivals. Derek’s focus is ensuring his client’s music needs which separates himself from the rest. 

Mystic Highway

Mystic Highway graces our Jingle Mingle stage with Tribute to CCR/John Fogerty

Led by Gil Gaidola, Mystic Highway brings the timeless sound and storytelling spirit of Creedence Clearwater Revival to life. From Bad Moon Rising to Fortunate Son, every song delivers the energy, grit, and heart that defined an era.

Streetheart

From Here Comes the Night to What Kind of Love Is This, Streetheart has been rocking audiences across Canada since 1976. With founding members Daryl Gutheil and Ken “Spider” Sinnaeve, guitarist Jeff Neill, powerhouse vocalist Paul McNair, and Winnipeg’s own Brent Fitz on drums, Streetheart continues to deliver pure rock energy and unforgettable performances.

Thank you to our generous sponsors

Leo Cholakis – Kensington Building

275 Portage Avenue (known as the Kensington Block) was constructed between 1973 and 1974, based on a design by architect Jack M. Ross. The structure replaced a previously existing building built in 1905 and destroyed by fire.

Faced with the problem of designing such a tall building on such a small lot, Jack M. Ross approached the city to seek permission for an encroachment on the Smith Street side, meaning that the building’s second level would expand over the traditional property line, creating an overhang for the pedestrian sidewalk. 

Fairly innovative in Winnipeg for the period, 275 Portage Avenue is an unusual high-rise building for Winnipeg, as it maximizes its’ very narrow lot.

Together, Perimeter Aviation and Bearskin Airlines connect horizons, enhancing travel across our Manitoba and Ontario network. With a commitment to safety, reliability, and customer experience, we provide travel experiences that bridge remote communities and urban centers.

Our extensive route network, fleet of 46, and dedicated team ensure that every journey is comfortable and efficient. From daily commuter flights to charter services, we cater to diverse travel needs, offering convenient and flexible options for passengers.

We go beyond just transportation; we foster connections and support the growth of the regions we serve. By linking over 28 destinations, we play a vital role in community development and economic growth. Our comprehensive cargo services ensure the timely delivery of essential goods, while our critical medevac services provide rapid and reliable medical transportation in emergencies.

At Perimeter Aviation and Bearskin Airlines, we are dedicated to making travel safe, accessible, and impactful for our valued passengers, connecting communities, cultures, and Canadians, with every flight.

The North West Company is a leading retailer to underserved rural communities and urban neighbourhood markets in the following regions: Northern Canada, Western Canada, rural Alaska, the South Pacific islands and the Caribbean. Our stores offer a broad range of products and services with an emphasis on food. Our value offer is to be the best local shopping choice for everyday household and local lifestyle needs.

North West has a rich enterprising legacy as one of the longest continuing retail enterprises in the world. The company traces its roots back to 1668 with many of our store locations in Northern Canada and Alaska having been in operation for over 200 years. Today these northern stores serve communities with populations from 500 to 8,000. 

A key strength and ongoing strategy of North West is to adapt to unique local lifestyles, cultures and selling opportunities better than our competition. Store development flexibility, store management selection and learning programs, store-level merchandise ordering, community relations and profit-sharing incentive plans are all ingredients of the model we have built to support this leading market position. We believe that continued, efficient enhancement of our execution skills in general and our localization skills specifically, are essential components in effectively meeting the customer needs within each market we serve.

Red Sucker Lake First Nation is a signatory to Treaty 5 and is located on a peninsula of the northeast shore of Red Sucker Lake, near the Manitoba-Ontario border. 

The community is situated approximately 700 km northeast of Winnipeg, and 224 km southeast of Thompson, Manitoba. The Oji-Cree Nation has a registered population of 1,085, of which 939 live on-reserve. The main reserve for Red Sucker Lake First Nation is Red Sucker Lake 1976. The First Nation also occupies seven other separate reserves located around Red Sucker Lake.

Current Chief and Council include

Chief Sam Knott

Head Councilor Harry Dan

Councilor Ivan Dan

Councilor Donald Harper

Councilor Dennis Harper

Councilor Marylee Harper

Councilor Wilfred Harper

Councilor Gilbert Harper

The Featherstone Group is an Indigenous-owned and operated consulting and support services company based in Manitoba, Canada, founded by Jill Featherstone from Misipawistik Cree Nation. The Featherstone Group focuses on empowering Indigenous youth and professionals, through motivational workshops, events, and resources.

“Awaken the Spirit” Workshop: The company’s signature program, designed for Indigenous youth and young adults, focuses on strengthening personal identity, cultural awareness, goal-setting, and resilience to help break cycles of dependency and overcome generational trauma. “Train the Trainer” certifications are also offered to community service providers.

“Driving While Indigenous” (DWI) Event & Podcast: The Featherstone Group hosts an annual motivational event and gala in Winnipeg that celebrates Indigenous excellence with speakers, musicians, and comedians. Jill Featherstone also hosts the associated “Driving While Indigenous Podcast”.

The Featherstone Group is a prominent entity within the Canadian Indigenous community, particularly known for its work in mental wellness, self-empowerment, and breaking down stigmas associated with Indigenous identity. 

Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology is a public college offering hands-on certificates, diplomas, and post-graduate programs in areas like skilled trades, IT, business, and health, plus high school and adult learning, all designed to meet current job market demands with strong industry connections. 

What MITT Offers accredited diplomas and certificates in Applied Business, Design & Manufacturing, Health & Human Services, IT, and Skilled Trades. Their High School focuses on employment training for Grades 11 & 12, allowing students to earn credits and explore careers while earning their Grade 12.

Adult Learning Programs are also offered for students to complete high school credits or earn a Mature High School Diploma.

Essentially, MITT is a key educational institution in Winnipeg for career-focused training in trades and technology, bridging the gap between education and employment.

St. Theresa Point First Nation

St. Theresa Point, a signatory to Treaty 5 is an Oji-Cree First Nation community and settlement located in northern Manitoba, Canada. It is a fly-in community, accessible year-round by air and in the winter months via seasonal ice roads. 

St. Theresa Point is situated on the southern shore of Island Lake, approximately 465 km to 600 km northeast of Winnipeg.

Current Council includes: 

Chief Raymond Flett

Head Councillor Vernon J. Wood

Councillor Vernon Monias

Councillor Victor Walker

Councillor Peter Mason

Councillor Marie A. Wood

Councillor Shauna L. Harper

Councillor Clarence Mason

Councillor Andrew Flett

We are an Indigenous owned restaurant, specializing in catering a wide range of indigenous favorites to traditional feasts. We cater to many different food allergies and food preferences to ensure the best for your event. 

While we specialize in catering, we love to serve our community by offer a take-out and delivery service menu that offers indigenous favorites for local eats. We focus on hiring indigenous and have been able to maintain over 50% indigenous team since opening the doors on April 17, 2023.

Who is Shelly?

Born in 1932, Shelly Kanfer was our bookkeeper, friend, then family. After the passing of her husband in 2017, Shelly became our roommate, and her presence enriched our lives in countless ways.  Shelly played a crucial role in helping us navigate challenges, guiding us to overcome obstacles and to be here. Her support and expertise have been invaluable on our journey. Today, we honor her love of food by naming our bistro after her, celebrating the support and encouragement she continues to provide us with every day.

Waisman Ross was founded in 1953 by Allan Waisman and Jack Ross, both recent University of Manitoba graduates, with Jack achieving his Master’s degree at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Both men were passionate architects and very active in their community. 

The practice was quickly a success. 

Blankstein Coop Gillmore Hanna started a 1956 partnership between University of Manitoba and Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) graduates Morley Blankstein and Isadore Coop. The two were joined by University of Manitoba and MIT graduates Alan Hanna and Doug Gillmor in 1959.

These two award-winning, community-minded architectural practices merged in 1964. At the time few, if any, architectural firms in Canada had a moniker that did not pay homage to a founding practitioner in the firm.  The move away from this was intentional. 

Our founders realized that we are better working under one banner with a common purpose and collective ethos.  The strength of Number TEN became the power of the whole organization and its talented people.  

The new name was inspired by the firm’s address at the time, 10 Donald Street, a unique modernist design by Waisman and Ross.

The Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA) is a community-based, non-profit corporation managing Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG), focused on connecting Manitoba to the world through safe, efficient operations, sustainability, and positive community impact, reinvesting profits back into airport development and services. They focus on growing air services, enhancing passenger experience, developing the airport campus, and ensuring accessibility, while acting as a key economic driver for the region. 

Winnipeg Airports Authority was established in 1992 to explore the feasibility of community ownership of Winnipeg International Airport. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed in 1993, providing the framework for discussions and negotiations with Transport Canada. On January 1, 1997, the transfer of Winnipeg International Airport from Transport Canada to the community-based WAA became official. Plans for upgrades and renewals began immediately. In 2004, WAA announced the building of a new terminal, a parkade, roadway system, and airside infrastructure. Prior to construction, Winnipeg International Airport was renamed Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport at a ceremony on December 10, 2006 to honour the founder of Western Canada Airways.

The new terminal, designed by renowned architect César Pelli features soaring ceilings, universally designed principles, panoramic windows, and natural elements to create a sense of space, openness, and connection.

The Southern Chiefs’ Organization is political organization representing 32 Anishinaabe and Dakota First Nations in southern Manitoba focused on protecting rights, culture, and self-determination through initiatives in health, education, governance, and economic development. 

SCO has led highly successful large-scale initiatives such as the Wehwehneh Bahgahkinahgohn revitalization project and health transformation efforts.

The Southern Chiefs Organizations work involves advocating for members, fostering economic growth, promoting language & cultural revitalization, and improving health outcomes through community-led strategies.

MLT Aikins stands out as one of Canada’s largest law firms, renowned for our team-based approach and high-quality work. We tackle each challenge with educated insights and tailored strategies, helping our clients through each unique challenge. Our dedication to delivering successful results is matched only by our integrity in every action.

MLT Aikins is a western Canadian law firm, distinguished by full-service capabilities and a national reputation for excellence. Strategically positioned in six major centres across four provinces, we operate as one cohesive team. Our unified approach allows us to offer comprehensive services across all practice areas. Our firm combines deep regional knowledge with a broad reach across Canada.

At MLT Aikins, we see ourselves as more than just legal advisers—we are partners in our clients’ ventures. We leverage our extensive legal skills and deep understanding of our clients’ businesses to navigate complex legal and regulatory environments, ensuring they achieve their objectives.

Aecon is well-positioned in the North American marketplace in the development and construction of infrastructure. We have a roster of ongoing major projects here and abroad, backlog diversified across multiple sectors and duration, and a robust pipeline of future project pursuits.

We believe that leadership means having the ability to translate vision into reality. Our leadership team is a network of experts, with years of experience in their designated fields, a passion for innovative solutions, and a shared commitment to exceeding client expectations.

At Aecon, sustainability isn’t just something we talk about; it’s something we simply do every single day (and have for years). Sustainability is vital to how we conduct ourselves as we embark on building the future. It is a mission that connects our employees and clients alike.

These challenges collectively hindered First Nations entrepreneurs and communities in Manitoba from achieving economic self-sufficiency and prosperity. The need for an intermediary to fill this socioeconomic gap was evident, which prompted the AMC and the Province of Manitoba to engage in discussions and deliberation on a potential solution, and the intuitive idea was born.

On November 2, 2006, the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) and the Province of Manitoba a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a “First Nations Gaming Economic Development Fund.” This agreement highlighted the mutual commitment of Manitoba and the AMC to create a continuous Economic Development Fund, which contributions from provincial gaming revenues would finance.

One year later the Economic Development Fund was established on October 3, 2007, as a not-for-profit corporation without share capital incorporated under The Corporations Act (Manitoba) under the name “First Peoples Economic Growth Fund Inc.” (FPEGF). The sole members being the Province of Manitoba as represented by the Minister of Aboriginal and Northern Affairs and the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs as represented by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Secretariat Inc.

Norway House Cree Nation (NHCN) is a signatory to Treaty 5 and is one of the largest Indigenous communities in Manitoba with a growing population of 9369 registered members, with 6883 members living on reserve.

Norway House Cree Nation is accessible by an 8+ hour car ride which includes a ferry and is also accessible by plane. 

Current Council includes: 

Chief Larson Anderson

Deputy Chief/Councilor Edward Albert

Councilor Anthony Apetagon

Councilor Orville Apetagon 

Councilor Deon Clarke

Councilor John Henry

David Swanson

Sysco is the global leader in selling, marketing and distributing food and related products to customers who prepare meals away from home. This includes restaurants, healthcare and educational facilities, lodging establishments, entertainment venues, and more. 

Sysco operates 340 distribution centers, in over 10 countries, with 76,000 colleagues serving approximately 730,000 customer locations. The company generated sales of more than $78 billion in fiscal year 2024 that ended June 29, 2024. As the world’s largest food-away-from-home distributor, Sysco offers customized supply chain solutions, bespoke specialty product offerings, and culinary support to drive customers to innovate and optimize their operations. 

We act as a trusted business partner to our customers, helping them grow through our industry-leading portfolio that includes fresh produce, premium proteins, specialty products, sustainably focused items, equipment and supplies, and innovative culinary solutions. 

Little Grand Rapids First Nation is a signatory to Treaty 5 and is located 268 kilometers northeast of Winnipeg, on the shores of Family Lake near the Manitoba/ Ontario border. 

Little Grand Rapids is a Fly-in First Nation with access available through winter roads. Atikaki Provincial Park is located south of the community. Bedrock under the First Nation  is dominated by 2.7 – 3-billion-year-old granitic rocks of the Canadian Shield presenting economic development barriers.

Current Chief and Council includes: 

Chief Clinton Keeper

Councilor Wendy Leveque

Councilor Blair Owen

Councilor Claire Kejick

Councilor Ray Dunsford

Councilor Diane Keeper

The Vice-President (Indigenous) leads the development and implementation of a university-wide strategy that promotes reconciliation, advances UM’s commitment to Indigenous engagement and achievement through initiatives, programs, curriculum and research and addresses anti-Indigenous racism. Guided by Indigenous-focused principles, this work is done in partnership with executive leadership, deans and directors. The Vice-President (Indigenous) position was established in October 2019. Ms. Angie Bruce was appointed to the position beginning Feb. 1, 2024.

Dr. Angie Bruce is a proud Red River Métis woman tied to her home community of St. Laurent, Manitoba. Ms. Bruce grew up in the Métis culture and credits the strong maternal figures in her family for instilling a connection to the land, community, culture and spirit. She holds a master’s degree in business administration from UM’s Asper School of Business (MBA/09) and a PhD from Nipissing University.

An impactful and collaborative leader, Dr. Bruce brings experience and success working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis people and Nations, communities, local, regional and federal governments and organizations, and across the non-Indigenous public, private and non-profit sectors. Prior to joining UM in the role of Vice-President (Indigenous) on February 1, 2024, Dr. Bruce was the Assistant Deputy Minister of Natural Resources Canada’s Nókwewashk sector – the first Government of Canada departmental team to be gifted its name by Indigenous Elders..

Oodanooketoh Inc.’s mission is to provide professional project management and engineering services that will advance economic opportunities for First Nations people; leading to better communities in which to live. 

Our strength is our inherent ability to understand and promote our client’s goals and objectives. We ensure the project supports First Nation communities by providing economic opportunities and the transition of business knowledge for local trades and operators. We work closely with our clients and keep them well informed of all decisions so that local employment is maximized throughout the project from start to finish.

Our work isn’t just about modular buildings—it’s about building futures.

A building is more than just four walls; it’s a foundation for community life. It’s where families come together, children grow and learn, elders are cherished, and everyone finds a space to belong. These spaces are the heartbeat of a community, offering safety, comfort, and a place where culture and traditions can be passed down and celebrated.

Bison Modular supports Indigenous and First Nations communities by building safe, long-lasting, and culturally-aware infrastructure that strengthens long-term prosperity.

Our purpose is to act as a partner in this journey, providing expertise and resources that reduce the complexities of construction while honouring the deep cultural histories that shape these communities.

We stand alongside communities as collaborators and partners who deeply respect their wisdom, leadership, and ability to guide the path forward.

We provide modular building solutions to create environments where our communities can focus on what truly matters: their families, their aspirations, and their future.

Missinippi Airways, one of the oldest and most professional air charter services in Northern Manitoba, has been operating from its base in The Pas, Manitoba with offices in Winnipeg, Thompson, Norway House and Pukatawagan since 1989. Missinippi Airways is your first choice for air charter services across Canada and proudly serves all First Nations communities in Northern Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Nunavut. Missinippi Airways is able to accommodate business leaders, the government as well as the private sector for air ambulance, corporate shuttles and executive charters with fast, safe and reliable air charter services.

Missinippi Airways/Missinippi Air-Care is a customer and patient care focused air service, formerly known as Beaver Air Services, we are proud to stand up and be counted as the only 100% First Nations owned airline in Northern Manitoba.

Missinippi offers executive charters and freight service throughout Canada. We provide a daily scheduled flight service to our owner community, Mathias Colomb Cree Nation as well as medevac services to communities in Manitoba and across Canada.

Missinippi Airways represents the Air Charter and Scheduled Flight Division of our company and Missinippi Air-Care, with our on staff registered nurses, the Air Ambulance Division.