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Kwayaciiwin District Educational Resource Centre is presently advertising for 3 staff positions to assist Sioux Lookout district First Nations schools in implementing the district Kwayaciiwin bilingual/bicultural elementary curriculum guidelines. These postions are to be located in Sioux Lookout with travel to the First Nations. Each job is a full-time, term position from December 2005 to August 2006.

Click on the job title to read all the information on the Northern Nishnawbe Education Centre (NNEC) web site.

• Assistant Projects Coordinator - closing date of Nov 30
• Resource Teacher - closing date of Nov 18
• Writer Artist/Illustrator - closing date of Nov 18

Dick Mackenzie has installed a live web cam at his place overlooking Pelican Lake for everyone to enjoy the view that he gets to see each day. He has made this service available as part of his business (Sweet Water Cruises), offering criuses on the lake.

Click here to see the live images of Sioux Lookout and Pelican Lake from his location. (must download plug-in to display the image)

Keeweaytinook Okimakanak is hosting another live web cam in Sioux Lookout that looks north along Eighth Avenue from their Sioux Lookout office. Click here to check out this camera (must download plug-in to display the image)

To see live web cams located in communities across Ontario visit http://www.2ontario.com/webcam/home.asp

After searching the web to research the water crisis at Kashechewan ...came across a website set up to discuss the Kashechewan water crisis ...

Patrick Periard has set up a website called http://www.kashechewanreserve.com. He would like feedback from the First Nations on this subject, and is encouraging comments and ideas ... Please check this site out and lend your voice ... help make a difference. ... Pauline Littledeer

Click here for a list of the current news items concerning the Kashechewan water crisis.