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STEM careers discussed at First Nations conference in Niagara Falls – Anishinabek News
June 3, 2025 NIAGARA FALLS – Skylar Manitowabi already has an impressive resume. The Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory citizen is a professor at Ottawa’s Algonquin College, teaching courses in construction excellence. Having already obtained a civil engineering degree from Hamilton’s McMaster University, he is now a candidate for a Master’s of Engineering degree from Carleton University […]
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Indigenous students explore careers at Skilled Trades Fair hosted at Trent University – PTBO Today
May 28, 2025 More than 200 Indigenous students from 26 schools across the Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board gathered at Trent University for the board’s second annual Indigenous Skilled Trades Fair. The event on May 21st, offered hands-on experiences for students in Grades 7 to 12, featuring activities like hide scraping, […]
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First Nations high school students explore career paths at event – Energeticcity
May 28, 2025 Indigenous entrepreneurs and representatives from various industries helped School District 60 students explore different careers at the Pathways to Indigenous Futures event hosted by Northern Lights College. FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Indigenous secondary school students from around School District 60 had a chance to see potential future careers at an event […]
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Influential Indigenous Filmmakers in Canada – The Canadian Encyclopedia
May 13, 2025 Indigenous filmmakers have been creating award-winning films and shows for decades. Through documentaries and works of fiction, Indigenous filmmakers have created space for representations of Indigenous peoples that more accurately reflect their lived realities and help to counter stereotypes. 1. Alanis Obomsawin Alanis Obomsawin, a member of the Abenaki Nation, is an […]
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TNDC Launches Learning and Development Centre of Excellence and Career Development Department
May 8, 2025 Tahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC) is proud to announce the launch of its new Learning and Development Centre of Excellence— a transformative step in advancing talent development, leadership, and workforce readiness across the organization. As part of this initiative, TNDC has officially established the Career Development Department. “This initiative reflects TNDC’s commitment […]
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Indigenous Music Development Program at Manitoba Music Launches Good Sounds Artist Residency
May 1, 2025 Five Artists from Manitoba to Connect with Industry Mentors, May 3 – 4 The Indigenous Music Development Program (IMDP) at Manitoba Music is launching the inaugural Good Sounds, a two-day residency for Indigenous artists and musicians in Manitoba. Aimed at creating connections, nurturing growth, and learning more about the art and business […]
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Horse Lake First Nation Gears Up to Host Annual Career Fair – CFWE
Apr 10, 2025 Career and Post-Secondary opportunities will be galloping into Horse Lake First Nation on April 23 as the community is set to host its annual Career Fair and Exploration Day inside the Horse Lake Multiplex. The event provides a chance for youth, job seekers, and community members to connect with employers, educators, and […]
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Pelican Narrows lawyers inspire others to enter legal profession – CBC
Apr 08, 2025 Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation community has produced at least 8 lawyers Six lawyers, one retired judge and one graduate waiting to take the bar exam, all from Pelican Narrows, Sask., gathered recently to reconnect over a meal of moose and pemmican. Through story sharing and a photo shoot they wanted to showcase in a powerful […]
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From volunteer to acting chief, Solomon Tagak climbs Iqaluit fire department ladder – Nunatsiaq News
Apr 2, 2025 18-year firefighter and emergency responder hopes to focus on local recruitment, training Solomon Tagak started his career with the Iqaluit fire department as a volunteer in 2007. Over 18 years, he has worked “every job” the department has to offer, from emergency dispatcher to lieutenant, captain and deputy chief, he said in […]
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New learning pathway to a career as a truck driver
Mar 31, 2025 Alberta’s Class 1 Learning Pathway and grant program will improve safety on our roads and make it easier and more affordable to start a career as a truck driver. In March 2024, Alberta’s government announced changes to Class 1 drivers’ licensing and training to ensure commercial truck drivers in Alberta have the […]
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