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Province reviews public post-secondary system to ensure long-term sustainability
Nov. 25, 2025 VICTORIA – The Province is launching an independent review to strengthen the public post-secondary education system and ensure it is sustainable and well-positioned to support people in British Columbia and B.C.’s economic growth. “One of the key pillars of the government’s jobs and economic plan, Look West, is ensuring British Columbia has the […]
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Agricultural training for Indigenous students offered in Cowichan – Chemainus Valley Courier
November 25, 2025 Cowichan Green Community Society is providing a 38-week training program in agriculture supported by $148,000 in provincial funding. Up to eight Indigenous participants will receive 22 weeks of classroom and field-based agricultural training, 14 weeks of hands-on-farm experience and two weeks job search support. Graduates will earn certifications in First Aid, Food […]
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Rideau Hall Foundation Invests Over $4 Million to Expand Learning Opportunities for 16,000 Youth Across Canada
Ottawa, November 24, 2025 – The Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF) is proud to announce 32 new Catapult Canada grantees, representing over $4 million in funding for youth-serving organizations across every province and territory. These projects are advancing learning access and opportunity for over sixteen thousand young people, no matter the barriers they face. Each of […]
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Innovative Medicines Canada and Roche Canada Establish the Brigitte Nolet Scholarship for Indigenous Pathways into Life Sciences at York University – Bioscience Association Manitoba
Nov 24, 2025 Ottawa, November 20, 2025 – Innovative Medicines Canada (IMC) and Roche Canada are proud to announce the creation of the Brigitte Nolet Scholarship for Indigenous Pathways into Life Sciences. The $50,000 gift to York University’s Faculty of Health honours Brigitte Nolet’s exceptional leadership as Chair of IMC’s Board of Directors and her lasting contributions to Canada’s life […]
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Keyano College, Bouchier and Finning Canada Partner on New Trades Student Endowment
Keyano College is excited to announce the creation of a new student endowment fund, thanks to the incredible generosity of Bouchier and Finning Canada. These two industry leaders will contribute a joint commitment of $50,000 to create opportunities for the next generation of trades students right here at Keyano. This fund will have a unique […]
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New Keyano endowment boosts support for women and Indigenous trades students – play 103.7
Nov 24, 2025 FORT MCMURRAY — Keyano College has launched a new student endowment fund with support from Bouchier and Finning Canada, a partnership the college says will expand opportunities for women and Indigenous students entering the skilled trades. The two companies have contributed a combined fifty thousand dollars to establish the fund, which will […]
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One year after the damning report by the AGQ: the government remains silent, the First Nations Education Council acts
Wendake, November 21, 2025 – One year ago, the Auditor General of Quebec exposed major obstacles to the educational success of Indigenous students: the lack of a provincial strategy despite 20 years of findings, poorly managed transitions, unsafe environments, unstable funding, and more. Since then? No convocation, no action plan, no concrete action. “The report […]
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MKO Calls for Meaningful Partnership as Province Identifies Northern Manitoba as Economic Priority
November 21, 2025 Treaty 5 Territory, Opaskwayak Cree Nation – Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO) acknowledges the provincial government’s recognition of Northern Manitoba as a key economic driver in the Throne Speech, particularly through the Port of Churchill project, a multi-billion-dollar opportunity of national importance. MKO supports economic development in the North and recognizes that several […]
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Candace Houle appointed to SPERD board – LakelandToday.ca
November 21, 2025 The principal of Kinokamasihk Kiskinohamatokamik in Kehewin was appointed to the St. Paul Education board as the First Nations Métis Inuit trustee for a two year term. ST. PAUL – The St. Paul Education board appointed Candace Houle to serve as the FNMI trustee in a split decision on Nov. 12. The […]
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New Indigenous wing opens at the University of Victoria law school – ReNew Canada
November 21, 2025 The Government of B.C. announced that students at the University of Victoria (UVic) law school now have a dedicated space to learn Indigenous laws and legal traditions with the opening of the new Indigenous law wing. “The new Indigenous law wing at UVic is a world-leading example of how education can advance […]
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