Education

Royal Bank of Canada is helping Aboriginal high school and post secondary students succeed through two employment training programs.

Wasaya’s Taking Flight project is giving 39 First Nation trainees new opportunities for the future.

First Nation students gain skills and certification in variety of courses through seven-week program

Kingfisher Lake’s Kevin Winter enjoyed flying in the flight simulator during Wasaya Airways 3rd Annual Aviation Camp.

Lakehead University’s Native Language Instructors’ Program students were impressed with the full-time Ojibwe immersion classes being held at an elementary school in Michigan.

Kashechewan celebrates Grade 8 grad

Sandy Lake’s Rhonda Goodman accepted the first Oshki-Pimache-O-Win Governing Council Medal of Excellence with her children by her side.

Different funding levels for on-reserve and off-reserve First Nation students were raised by chiefs at the Nishnawbe Aski Nation Keewaywin Conference.

Memories of the 2009/10 school year will be preserved in a yearbook, like precious moments frozen in time.

Grade 7 and 8 students at Algonquin Avenue Public School held an assembly June 24 where they handed over a nine-foot long model birch bark canoe to representatives of Fort William Historical Park in Thunder Bay.