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NS Government: Province Creates Team to Advise on Child Care Transformation
Twenty-one people from across Nova Scotia have been selected to join the Province’s Early Learning and Child Care Engagement Table. The table will provide direct input and guidance on next steps in the Province’s five-year plan to transform child care through the Canada-Nova Scotia Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement. Members will meet for […]
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Open letter to Premier François Legault
Dear Premier Legault, At the beginning of April 2022, I wrote to you to specify that, like the representatives of the First Nations in Quebec, Kativik Ilisarniliriniq would like to see an exemption for all Inuit students enrolled in college programs in Quebec as it relates to Bill 96. In this regard, I would also […]
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Celebrating early childhood educators: Minister Schulz
May 20, 2022 Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz issued the following statement on Early Childhood Educator Day: “Early childhood educators play such an important role in the lives of kids and working families across the province. The quality care and early learning provided by these caring and dedicated professionals contribute to the healthy development […]
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Centring Indigenous voices in sports and advocacy: a conversation with Taylor McPherson – The Gateway
From Moose Hide Campaign day to SHED, Taylor McPherson hopes to make spaces more accessible and safe for Indigenous individuals. From bringing Indigenous voices to the forefront of anti-violence advocacy to making sports an accessible place for Indigenous communities, Taylor McPherson hopes to make spaces safer for Indigenous individuals from all walks of life. McPherson, […]
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Education and empathy: Teaching the truth of Canada’s Indigenous peoples – Government of Prince Edward Island
May 20, 2022 For many, learning is a lifelong process – even for educators. That’s just one reason government established the Indigenous Education Advisory Committee – or IEAC – last year. “Teachers have to learn how to teach students about Indigenous issues,” says Jack Headley, a Social Studies and Innovation Leader with the Department of […]
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MindFuel Receives NSERC PromoScience Grant
Calgary – May 19, 2022 – MindFuel is pleased to announce it has received a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Promo Science grant in the amount of $600,000 over three years. The NSERC funding helps MindFuel support and engage Canadian youth in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) innovation. For more […]
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CDI College donates $500K in scholarships to Indspire for Indigenous education
NORTH YORK, Ontario, May 19, 2022 — CDI College has partnered with national Indigenous charity Indspire, donating half a million dollars’ worth of funding and awards to Indigenous students over the span of four years. The federal government will match this donation, for a total of $1M in funding. With a shared goal of closing […]
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Call for Applications – Blue Futures
May 19, 2022 The Students on Ice Foundation is excited to partner with the National Geographic’s Pristine Seas initiative on an exciting Blue Futures Pathways Expedition. This expedition offers a unique experiential learning opportunity for a small group of youth to learn alongside and participate in a Pristine Seas’ film and research expedition aboard the […]
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UNBC to celebrate surpassing 16,000 graduates
May 19, 2022 Prince George, B.C. – The University of Northern British Columbia’s 29th Convocation will mark a significant milestone as the 16,000th graduate will cross the stage on May 27 in Prince George. That number signifies 16,000 alumni who are now applying the knowledge and expertise they gained at UNBC to their professional and […]
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Saskatchewan Polytechnic: Digital Supercluster creates pathways to digital jobs for Canadians
May 19, 2022 –The demand for tech talent is increasing exponentially. Technology adoption is being fast-tracked across every major industry in Canada. In B.C., more than one million job openings are forecasted over the next ten years. The Digital Supercluster is addressing this and building opportunities for a growing number of Canadians to be ready […]
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