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Introducing the Indigenous Music Series
January 15, 2025 The Indigenous Music Series is a set of events designed to aid Indigenous artists, musicians, songwriters and other industry members in navigating and accelerating their careers in the music industry. It is set to take place in a hybrid format with both online and in-person sessions. Participants of the series will meet […]
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Jack Manidokaa Bradley: LKDSB Alumni Bridging Heritage, Advocacy, and Art in Service of Indigenous Communities – The Sarnia Journal
Jack Manidokaa Bradley’s journey from his early years as a Lambton Kent District School Board student to his current work with Atlohsa Family Healing Services is a testament to his commitment to both his Anishinaabe heritage and his desire to make a meaningful difference in his community Jack Manidokaa Bradley’s journey from his early years […]
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Canada’s Ocean Supercluster announces Indigenous Career Pivot Program 3.0
Today, together with their program partners, Canada’s Ocean Supercluster (OSC) announced the third iteration of the Indigenous Career Pivot Program (ICPP). ICPP 3.0 builds on the momentum and engagement achieved through the first two program instalments to facilitate and deliver meaningful work placements for up to 27 mid-career Indigenous people wishing to explore new career […]
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Your late Black Friday gift: The CAJ’s mentorship program is back!
TORONTO, ON. The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) is pleased to announce its popular mentorship is back and now accepting applications. “Give yourself the gift of mentorship this holiday season,” said Brent Jolly, CAJ president. “The CAJ’s mentorship program is a priceless opportunity for journalists to build professional connections and to nurture their development for […]
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Program aims to develop Indigenous filmmakers from Northern Ontario – Sudbury Star
Nov 29, 2024 Sudbury-based Cultural Industries Ontario North announces the Cinema Ascent pilot program Cultural Industries Ontario North (CION), in partnership with the Canada Media Fund, has announced applications are open for Cinema Ascent, designed to empower mid-career First Nations, Inuit and Métis filmmakers from Canada. The program has a focus on producers, directors, and […]
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Canada’s Music Incubator and National Music Centre Announce 11 Participants of 2024 Artist Entrepreneur West
(November 4, 2024 – Toronto, ON and Calgary, AB) Canada’s Music Incubator (CMI) and the National Music Centre (NMC) have revealed the 11 artists selected for the 2024 AE West (Artist Entrepreneur West) program, which is being hosted at CKUA Radio in Edmonton this year. The program kicks off today and will conclude with the […]
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Join the One Stop Business Workshop: A Virtual Focus Group for Métis Entrepreneurs
October 17, 2024 The Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is excited to announce the fourth session of our One Stop Business Workshop virtual series. This workshop will serve as a unique opportunity for Métis business owners from Regions 2 – 9 to engage in meaningful discussions about the future of local and regional economic development […]
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Deadline for music residency for Indigenous artists fast approaching – Windspeaker.com
August 21st, 2024 Indigenous music artists from across Canada are being called on to apply for the CBC Indigenous Music Residency by Aug. 29. The program is an initiative between the SOCAN Foundation and CBC that will provide invaluable mentorship to six music creators from First Nation, Métis and Inuit communities. The residency will be […]
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Canada’s only Indigenous coloured gemstone lapidary is a cut above – paNOW
Aug 19, 2024 Ryan Ross has an unusually rare vocation − gemstone cutting. He wasn’t raised in the lapidary tradition, but rather became unexpectedly captivated by it around the same time he decided to get married. “While I was searching for an engagement sapphire for my partner, I was looking at all these gemstones and […]
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On the Fire Line – Inuktitut Magazine
August 15, 2024 WHEN NOEL COCKNEY heard the news of wildfire evacuations in the Northwest Territories last summer, he went straight to the Inuvik wildfire office to see how he could help. A volunteer firefighter of four years, Cockney was already trained in fighting wildland fires. Here he recounts a two‐week deployment combatting one of […]
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