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ANNOUNCEMENT: Launch of Canadian Contact Tracing Training
Dear colleagues, The Public Health Agency of Canada and Health Canada are pleased to announce the release of the three new courses to support training of Canadian contact tracers: Introduction to Contact Tracing This introductory course looks at the who, what, when, why, and how of contact tracing. This course is intended for public health […]
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Canadian Rangers Resume Regular Training and Recruiting in Northern Ontario – Net Newsledger
September 10, 2020 The Canadian Rangers have completed their longest military operation in Northern Ontario, according to the officer commanding the Canadian Army’s 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group. “What they did was a great success during this historic (Covid-19) pandemic,” said Lieutenant-Colonel Shane McArthur. At the beginning of April about 170 out of a total […]
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Nunavut has an interest in midwifery, but training lags behind – Nunatsiaq News
9 September 2020 “Training Inuit into these positions is critical” Nunavut’s Department of Health says it’s actively recruiting new midwives to fill seven vacant positions across the territory, as part of its effort to make midwifery more accessible to Nunavut families. There are 10 midwife positions across Nunavut, based in Cambridge Bay, Iqaluit and Rankin […]
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Ontario Expanding Youth Training Programs to Promote the Skilled Trades
New Youth Advisors will help attract more young people into the trades August 27, 2020 TORONTO — The Ontario Government is investing $43 million in expanded youth training programs to give young people exposure to more employment options. The programs will help increase awareness and encourage youth to acquire the skills that will start them […]
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Ontario Helping Students and Jobseekers in London Gain In-Demand Skills
Innovative programs help solve real-life challenges and offer valuable work experience August 19, 2020 LONDON — The Ontario government is investing $1.49 million in skills training in the London area to help students and other jobseekers gain in-demand training so they can be career ready for future employers. Monte McNaughton, Minister of Labour, Training and […]
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LMG: Home Care Assistance Program – Fall 2020
August 17, 2020 Home Care workers will be needed to work in our new Elders Care Facility! Apply for training today! The LMDC in partnership with the Eastern Shores School Board (ESSB) may be offering a Home Care Assistance Program in the Fall of 2020. Interested candidates can submit their interest to [email protected] Please indicate […]
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Stratford hotel owner launches scholarship for emerging BIPOC chefs – CBC
Lack of diversity in the culinary industry has been an issue for a long time, says Jennifer Birmingham Aug 17, 2020 Stratford Chefs School has launched a scholarship to support Black and Indigenous people and people of colour who would like to get into the culinary industry. “There aren’t a lot of Michelin starred chefs […]
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I·SPARC: Registration Open for Online Healthy Living Leader Training
The Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council (I·SPARC) is pleased to announce that registration is open for this year’s Online Healthy Living Leader Training Sessions. Our healthy living team will be bringing you the training sessions live over Zoom, with all the engagement, activity and laughter you’re accustomed to in-person. These sessions are available […]
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Ontario Building Health and Safety in Indigenous Workplaces and Communities
Investment will support mental health and workplace safety programs August 11, 2020 THUNDER BAY —Today, Greg Rickford, Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines; Minister of Indigenous Affairs, on behalf of Monte McNaughton, Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development, announced Ontario is investing $280,500 to help Nokiiwin Tribal Council provide culturally-appropriate training and programs. […]
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Midwifery in Nunavut needs better recognition, viable training program – Nunatsiaq News
Recently departed Nunavut midwives faced racism and a lack of support, says former colleague 11 August 2020 A national association for Indigenous midwives says midwives and birthing centres in Nunavut need better support and funding if they’re to remain sustainable. The birthing centre in Rankin Inlet recently closed. The Government of Nunavut said last week […]
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