Training

  • Connected North

    Connected North

    Transforming education in Northern Communities —  the Cisco experience in connecting schools in the North.  Enhancing Education in remote Northern communities has become a little easier. Willa Black Vice President, Corporate Affairs Cisco  To view additional content on the 2nd Annual Creative Leaders’ Symposium click Symposium  Please, share this video, use button and add…

  • Community Based Volunteer Training Programs

    Community Based Volunteer Training Programs

    In a panel Yogendra Chaudhry with Carol Crowe, and Kara Flynn talk about the development of  people skills needed to implement  community volunteer programs in Aboriginal communities, schools and to non-Aboriginal organizations. As well as working collaboratively with Aboriginal communities. Yogendra Chaudhry, PhD., VP, Professional Services, ECO Canada Carol Crowe, Instructor,  Parkland College (BEAHR)…

  • Creating a Leadership Culture

    Creating a Leadership Culture

    By Lana Binning Treat a man as he is and he will remain as he is. Treat a man as he has the potential to become and you make him better than he is.– Goethe If we are taught effective habits but are then placed into a defective habitat (culture), one that is unfriendly, unsafe,…

  • Dawn Lavell Harvard President NWAC

    Dawn Lavell Harvard President NWAC

    Denise Anne Boissoneau speaks with Dawn Lavell-Harvard about her career, NWAC perspective of Aboriginal Women’s Issues  and Dawn share her views on NWAC and the future of women’s issues To view your digital magazine Click here

  • Foresight – What if Canada’s ice cap melted quickly and completely?

    Foresight – What if Canada’s ice cap melted quickly and completely?

     In the context of a 2015 Foresight Exercise “A Framework for Building Relationships” (see report in right column) , we have asked 8 Aboriginal personalities to share their views on eight questions. The third question was: “What if Canada’s ice cap melted so quickly and completely, that the methane gas released reached levels that threatened arctic…

  • Apprenticeship in the resource sector

    Apprenticeship in the resource sector

    Preparing human resources to benefit from opportunities made available through the development of natural resources Christina Jones Apprenticeship Officer Wii-ni n’guch-tood LDM        

  • Education for Entre-Intrapreneurs

    Education for Entre-Intrapreneurs

    Teaching entrepreneurship and making it safe to learn from failure helps prepare people to create their own jobs as entrepreneurs or to become “intrapreneurs” for their future employers. Cheryl Jensen, President, Algonquin College         

  • Generating Results through R&D

    Generating Results through R&D

    If clients are passionate about their project idea, help for developing the idea from conception to pilot is likely available from the Saskatchewan Research Council. Ryan Jansen Associate Research Engineer Saskatchewan Research Council        

  • Building an Aboriginal Environmental Services Group

    Building an Aboriginal Environmental Services Group

    Offering environmental services to Wahnapitae First Nation’s industry partners.  A challenge is finding Aboriginal people with the right certified credentials who are willing to work in the community. Cheryl Recollet Lead Coordinator The Taighwenini Technical and Environmental Services Group      

  • Is Right Wing Fraser Institute on a Crusade Promoting Indigenous Racism?

    Is Right Wing Fraser Institute on a Crusade Promoting Indigenous Racism?

    Author Guy Dancause Yesterday, the Fraser Institute has published its findings on a recent study titled “Government Spending and Own-Source Revenue for Canada’s Aboriginals: A Comparative Analysis” I agree that by most measurable indicators, Canada’s Indigenous populations are suffering huge hardship.  We simply have to look at comparative statistics, comparing Indigenous to non-Indigenous Canadians:…