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Simulation centre opens for nurses, allied professionals – Can Health
November 20, 2024 WINNIPEG – RRC Polytech has opened a new Interdisciplinary Health and Community Services Simulation Centre. This facility, the first of its kind in Manitoba, will begin training the province’s future health leaders in January. The Simulation Centre is a groundbreaking interdisciplinary facility that will focus on nursing, allied health professions and community […]
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New school bus procedure for R-207
(Kahnawake – 19 Kentenhkó:wa/November 2024) – The Daily Transportation Department of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke (MCK) would like to advise the community that it has modified school bus procedures to enhance safety for students on R-207. Starting immediately, all school buses will pick up and drop off students on the same side of the […]
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SRPC – Win $500-$1000: Submit Your Rural Essay or Research to Attend R&R!
Deadlines are quickly approaching. Get your Essay and your Research Abstract to us by Tuesday December 31st, 2024 Each year the SRPC’s Nominations and Awards Committee hosts a rural essay contest for medical students and residents. The winning essays will be added to our website and considered for publication in the Canadian Journal of Rural […]
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Rocky View Schools: Education report highlights achievements and challenges – Discover Airdrie
Nov 20 2024 Rocky View School’s annual education report highlights achievements and challenges. RVS must submit an annual Education Results Report to reassure the community and update the provincial government on the division’s accomplishments and difficulties in relation to the performance metrics in the 2023–2027 Education Plan. ‘The 2022/23 Annual Education Results Report (AERR) includes […]
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CAREERS AND COLLEGE: Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner Marie Wilson speaking at Algonquin College – The Whig
Nov 19, 2024 For more than six years, Marie Wilson stood side-by side with Murray Sinclair and Wilton Littlechild, listening to countless stories from the survivors of Canada’s residential school system. It was heartbreaking and emotionally draining work, but from it came the Truth and Reconciliation report with 94 calls to action, a turning point […]
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National Child Day 2024
November 18, 2024 On November 20, the Department of Education invites Nunavummiut to wear something blue for National Child Day. National Child Day recognizes Canada’s commitment to respecting and supporting the rights of children and youth. This day is marked by two significant events: the 1959 signing of the United Nations (UN) Declaration of the […]
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Cowichan Valley School District appoints interim superintendent – Lake Cowichan Gazette
November 18, 2024 Jeff Rowan has been appointed as the interim superintendent of the Cowichan Valley School District as of Nov. 18. Rowan, who is currently the district’s assistant superintendent of communications, Indigenous education and holds several other leadership portfolios, will be the interim superintendent while the district undergoes the process of appointing a permanent […]
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Laurentian University’s Social Work Program graduates meet the urgent demand for trained professionals in Sudbury and Northern Ontario – Soo Today
With an exceptional education and real-world experience Laurentian’s social work students are recruited to step into direct practice roles immediately upon graduation Laurentian University’s School of Social Work is recognized for preparing its graduates to tackle some of Northern Ontario’s most pressing challenges. Stéphane Richard, Associate Professor and Director of the School of Social Work […]
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Tree planted on McGill campus for Haudenosaunee peace ceremony – Montreal Gazette
Nov 18, 2024 Amid continuing violence in the Middle East, Kanien’kehá:ka women say the symbolic gesture is a reminder peace is possible. A group of Kanien’kehá:ka (also known as Mohawk) women planted a tree on McGill’s lower field Sunday morning as a symbolic gesture for peace. “The intent of the ceremony is to promote peace […]
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Shaakipakowa (They Are Budding)
On October 3rd, 2024, Rupertsland Institute staff, students, and alumni gathered for a special evening at the Carriage House Inn in Calgary to celebrate. Shaakipakowa (they are budding) symbolized a night of new beginnings and community connection as a means of growth. The night featured a lively performance by Alex Kusturok and his band, creating […]
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