New report calls for school access to psychologists, more funding for First Nations schools
LIFELONG LEARNING: Our Children, Our Students, Our Future
NAN Education Awareness Week-May 28-June 1, 2012
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Call on your MP to stand against costly online spying
Would you want up to three billion dollars of your country's tax dollars spent on your own online surveillance? How would you feel if Public Safety Minister Vic Toews had already quietly set aside your money for such a scheme?
Dear Friends of Community Radio and TV,
As you may or may not have heard, the CBC is planning to shut down all of its free over-the-air broadcasts outside major cities and provincial capitals on July 31st.
This represents both a big hit to the idea of free access for all to the public broadcaster (for whom we all pay taxes).
KO Press Release
Chiefs of Keewaytinook Okimakanak First Nations withdraw from planning process to develop Pinewood School as a Transitional School
Dryden - May 25, 2012 - First Nation leaders and community members met this week in Dryden to discuss education needs and priorities for their students who are forced to leave their communities to access the high school programs and services needed.
Oshki-Pimache-O-Win Education and Training Institute, an Aboriginal post-secondary education and training institute located in Thunder Bay, is looking for a qualified student to join the Learning 2 Mine project team for the summer.
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Two recent stories highlight how the Canadian government is spending public dollars to produce the results and the information they require to protect their way of taking care of corporate interests in Canada.
Call on your MP to stand against costly online spying
Atleo launching Assembly of First Nations re-election bid - National Chief made education his focus, but he'll face challengers in July vote
The Canadian Press - May 24, 2012