Ontario Press Release
Thousands of Jobs Coming To Northern Ontario - McGuinty Government Supports Responsible Ring Of Fire Mining Development
May 9, 2012
Cliffs Natural Resources has announced a $3.3-billion investment to build a chromite mine, transportation corridor and processing facility in Northern Ontario's Ring of Fire that would lead to a new generation of prosperity in the north, with thousands of jobs and new infrastructure.
Canadian Revival Preparatory School (CRPS) requires two full-time teachers August 7, 2012 through June 28, 2013. Responsibilities will include managing support staff who are supervisors and monitors, and teaching electives.
Qualifications
• Saskatchewan Professional A Teaching Certificate;
• Saskatchewan Professional B Teaching Certificate (Endorsed);
• A.C.E Training will be provided
Press Release
Anishinabek determined to implement education system
UOI Offices, Nipissing First Nation, April 30, 2012 - Anishinabek First Nations are planning now to implement the education system they designed to support Anishinabek students and schools and to close the ever-increasing gap in educational success rates between First Nations and non-Native youth.
from CBC.ca
Dryden considers new First Nations school - School board and First Nations work together to create 'transitional' school
CBC News Posted: May 2, 2012
Click here to listen to interviews Dryden Aboriginal Transitional School12:24
School board officials are hoping Dryden will soon offer First Nations students a place to prepare for high school.
First Nations Launch Nationwide Train Journey to Bring Opposition to Enbridge's Northern Gateway Project to Toronto's Financial District
PLEASE NOTE: the Globe and Mail is now using LOWER CASE for First Nations while capitalizing the name of the mining company. See Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn Atleo's reaction below.
Taseko Mines asks Harper to place limits on first nations input
Fort Severn First Nation works to save fleet of historic canoes
CBC News Posted: Apr 29, 2012
First Nations school challenges funding model
Jody Porter CBC News Posted: Apr 30, 2012
A First Nations-run high school in Thunder Bay is now accepting students who don't live on reserve and educating them for free - but it would like to have the same funding that public schools do for these students.
Skills and Partnership Fund (SPF) - Aiming High-The Sky's the Limit: Propelling Aboriginal Careers in Aviation