The bus would be used to bring children and families to appointments, for mentor's to take kids on activity-filled outings and to take Children North staff for training and meetings.
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Journo callout π£
Looking for local Ottawa cover bands to speak to me about their shows during the pandemic, and now that local venues/bars/coffee shops are opening up again, how thatβs been for them.
Email me: raylene(.)lung (@)cbc(.)ca
Kyle Beach, John Doe in the Blackhawks investigation, talks to @rwesthead about how his NHL experience 'changed forever,β his reaction to the findings, and support for other victims of sexual assault.
VIDEO: https://t.co/hVG7ZYiY1d
The Athabasca Health Authority is requiring all employees and contract-workers to have their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by Friday at noon.
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@JessicaSperry2 I did it in pieces. Focused on a certain area of the piece for a couple hours. Break. Then same with another section. Also Zoomed with @KateSchelly, kept cams on to make sure we did our work π€£
New initiative in Sask. launched Thursday.
'Mary Smillie, one of the farmers on the Networkβs coordinating committee, said the purpose of the group is to follow the agreed upon conditions in treaties.'
The Treaty Land Sharing Network was launched Thursday, and allows Indigenous people to access farm land for traditional purposes like gathering, hunting and ceremony.
https://t.co/WobY3MISgj
Very cool to learn about geological mapping today!
P.S. For all my friends that needed a reason to come visit me, the feature photo is of the Nipekamew Sand Cliffs which is a 30 min drive from my house and a trip there always includesβ¨a river floatβ¨
Geology students from the University of Saskatchewan travelled to La Ronge to learn about geological mapping during a field course, usually taught in Montana.
https://t.co/U2WnCy5AuH
Happy National Indigenous Peopleβs Day! Enjoy the longest day of the year during the #SummerSolstice2021 today. We honour our Peoples, Elders and ancestors as we commemorate our culture, languages, land and ways of being! #IndigenousPeoplesDay
Saskatchewan is committing $2 million for exploration of unmarked graves on the sites of residential schools and is calling on the Feds to match the funding.
#skpoli
Sask. commits $2 million for research and exploration of unmarked graves and burials at federally operated residential schools in the province. Calls on Ottawa to match funding.
https://t.co/su1ZWyVzZl