JOBS AVAILABLE AT TIM HORTON'S in Red Lake - Food Counter Attendant (15 Vacancies)
Terms of Employment: Permanent, Full Time, Shift, Overnight, Weekend, Day, Night, Evening
Salary: $ 13.40 Hourly, for 40.00 Hours per week
Anticipated Start Date (at the latest in 3 months): As soon as possible
Location:
Tim Hortons
5 Hughes Cr.
Red Lake, ON
P0V 2M0
Posted 19 June 2014 by James Murray
Chiefs of Ontario press release
TORONTO, ON (JUNE 19, 2014) --- Ontario Regional Chief Stan Beardy is wishing everyone an enjoyable National Aboriginal Day taking place June 21 and encourages all to not only take part in the cultural practices but to learn our shared history.
By Jody Porter - Jun 18, 2014
AFN press release
Assembly of First Nations Responds to Federal Government's Approval of Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline Project
OTTAWA, June 17, 2014 /CNW/ - The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Executive Committee responded to the decision today by the federal government to approve the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project subject to the conditions set out in the December 2013 federal Joint Review Panel report.
Chief, Whitefish River First Nation - CHIEF SHINING TURTLE
Posted: 05/22/2014
The federal government's department of Aboriginal Affairs (AANDC) has informed 133 Ontario First Nations that it is cutting the National Child Benefit Reinvestment fund by over 50 per cent. The cut is scheduled to take effect in the current proposal cycle, 2014-15.
By Lenny Carpenter Posted: Jun 14, 2014
Posted: Jun 13, 2014
The Supreme Court says it's reasonable for internet users to expect their online activities to be anonymous and for their subscriber information to be private.
June 12, 2014 - Stephanie Wesley/Wawatay News
Melinda Henderson and her Miss Universe Canada finalist medal. Henderson hopes to show Canada what she is made of in Toronto at Miss Universe Canada 2015.
From SFU.ca
June 09, 2014
Dr. Rob McMahon's groundbreaking doctoral research into the appropriation of broadband and internet technologies by First Nations and Inuit communities in Canada is a perfect example of how SFU's graduate students engage the world.