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Second annual AOPFN Job Fair a huge success – 104.9 Pembroke Today
Nov 21, 2025 The Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation (AOPFN) hosted the 2025 AOPFN Career & Entrepreneurship Fair on Thursday designed to connect job seekers, students and entrepreneurs with employers and business leaders from across the region. The fair offered opportunities to explore career paths, network and take meaningful steps toward personal and professional growth. […]
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Call for Submissions: Kah-beh Nahgamowaat Video Series
November 19, 2025 Deadline: Thursday, December 4 at 2 PM Indigenous Music is producing a second edition of Kah-beh Nahgamowaat, a video series which spotlights First Nation, Inuit, and Métis artists in Manitoba. The series will feature professionally produced live performances of new original music by up to four artists/bands plus sharing the story behind […]
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Mentorship, advocacy take centre stage at Indigenous women’s networking event – CBC
Nov 14, 2025 ‘I hope that one day they develop a voice just as strong as I am’ The Aboriginal Women’s Association of P.E.I. brought Indigenous women and girls together at UPEI on Thursday to share teachings and to inspire. The event, called Find your Indigenous Path, was an opportunity to discuss the work they’re […]
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Ottawa police looks to increase Indigenous applicants with first ever dedicated recruitment forum – CBC
Nov 06, 2025 OPS partners with 4 First Nations police services for 2-day event Calls for more Indigenous police officers in the nation’s capital were a central focus of the first-ever Indigenous Recruitment Forum by the Ottawa Police Service this week. The two-day forum, which wrapped up Wednesday evening, included keynote speakers from First Nations […]
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Showcase Opportunity: Sound Waves Music Meeting (SWMM)
November 4, 2025 We’re teaming up with our friends at Winterruption to present a local showcase opportunity alongside a new edition of Sound Waves Music Meeting (SWMM), Manitoba Music’s music industry conference! SWMM will take place in Winnipeg from January 22-24, 2026, and feature a delegation of 10+ key music industry professionals from Canada, the […]
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SCO Congratulates Sandy Bay Firefighters on National Championship Win
October 30, 2025 “Their success is an inspiration to First Nations across the country and a reminder of the importance of First Nations leadership in emergency response and public safety.” – Grand Chief Jerry Daniels ANISHINAABE AND DAKOTA TERRITORY, MB — The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is proud to extend its heartfelt congratulations to the […]
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Black Lake Denesuline Nation Fire Crew Earns Fourth at Nationals
Oct 28, 2025 (Calgary, Alberta) — The Saskatchewan First Nations Emergency Management (SFNEM) congratulates the Black Lake Denesuline Nation Fire Crew for their outstanding achievement at the National First Nations Firefighter Competition, capturing an impressive fourth-place finish against the best teams from across Canada. Hosted by the National Indigenous Fire Safety Council (NIFSC), the annual event […]
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Alex Hawke Manitopyes | Top 40 Under 40 2025 – Avenue Calgary
October 28, 2025 Alex Hawke Manitopyes’s luxury fashion brand, Sacrd Thndr, fuses traditional Indigenous artistry with modern design. Alex Hawke Manitopyes is creating a lot of buzz on the international fashion scene with their label, Sacrd Thndr. As a non-binary and transmasc Indigenous fashion designer, Manitopyes’s identity greatly informs their work. Manitopyes, a Plains Cree […]
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Indigenous-led job fair brings avenues of career options to First Nations teens – CBC
Oct 24, 2025 7 First Nations across southwestern Ontario organized annual Aboriginal Youth Career Awareness Fair Sage Foulds Hill, 15, said she almost gave up on her dream of becoming a police officer because she is colour blind, a condition that prevents her from qualifying for the profession. But a career fair on Thursday introduced […]
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Building career pathways for young Manitobans – Our Communities – Winnipeg Free Press
Oct. 22, 2025 Stepping into the workforce for the first time can be tough. I know that from my own experience as a young person, and now as the youngest woman elected to the Manitoba Legislature. Writing your first resume, walking into an interview, or even figuring out your career path can feel intimidating. That’s […]
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