Learn more about the Northern Direction with a teaching from Cindy Crowe. Includes updates from ORIGIN, along with other highlights!
When I think about my favourite memory regarding Powwows, I’d have to say that the first thing that comes to mind is when my one of my children was sad one day because “only the Aboriginal students can wear their regalia to school tomorrow” as the next day was National Aboriginal Day. I smiled as […]
This edition includes a teaching from Knowledge Keeper, Cindy Crowe. Check out the updates from the Indigenous Engagement team and the exciting new projects the IL team is working on behind the scenes.
Check out our feature article with Newmont Corporation on page 21 to learn more about how ImmersiveLink supports career exploration and recruitment efforts through our virtual reality career experiences.
This edition includes an additional teaching from Knowledge Keepers, Jordan Quequish and Reena Larabee about the spring. Learn more about what the ORIGIN team has been up to and new projects underway!
Today marks the start of Indigenous History Month in Canada. June was declared National Indigenous History Month in 2009. This month is a time to reflect on the deep-rooted history of Indigenous peoples in Canada. Learning more about this history and Indigenous culture is so important when it comes to working towards reconciliation. The Significance […]
This release including a teaching from Knowledge Keepers, Jordan Quequish and Reena Larabee, who share a teaching about the East direction. Check it out to see the community highlight and other exciting projects we have on the go!
Grade 6 to 8 students test out the Heavy Equipment Simulators and learn more about other careers in the trades.
Through our heavy equipment simulators and career experiences, students were able to explore careers in the trades.
The Share Your Roots competition is back! Win an ImmersiveLink Pow Wow for your community and capture traditions in the new generation for the next generation.
In the skilled trades, opportunities to increase work readiness, community support and retention efforts are necessary for women to succeed.
