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1-2 May: Inuit Legal Stakeholder Summit (Winnipeg)
The University of Manitoba and Perrie Law, funded by the Law Foundation of Manitoba, are hosting a Summit on the viability of an Inuit Legal Clinic in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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The University of Manitoba and Perrie Law, funded by the Law Foundation of Manitoba, are hosting a Summit on the viability of an Inuit Legal Clinic in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
A new food sector entrepreneurship program is starting up this summer in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In the coming months, a small group of youth artists studying entrepreneurship with the non-profit organization Niriqatiginnga are designing, marketing and selling a special edition line of homemade jams for the fall and holiday season.
Almost into its third year, Indigenous youth, artists and Volunteers from a Canada Council for the Arts-funded Digital Greenhouse program dedicated hundreds of hours applying their skills to rejuvenating online presence for Kivalliq and Manitoba Arts and Culture programming.
The 2024 Canadian federal budget was released today, and there’s encouraging news for enhancing food security across the country.
Youth, Artists and Volunteers from the Canada Council for the Arts-funded Digital Greenhouse program applied their skills to rejuvenating online presence for Kivalliq and Manitoba Arts and Culture programming.
In a significant move geared towards strengthening Canada’s workforce capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI), Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled a transformative $2.4 billion investment plan in Budget 2024. This strategic allocation underscores the government’s dedication to empowering workers with AI skills, driving economic growth, and positioning Canada as a global leader in AI innovation.
Discover how Indigenous youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba, are leading a groundbreaking seasonal food production project with the Niriqatiginnga program. Through arts, entrepreneurship, and digital media literacy, they’re planning to craft homemade jams for the upcoming fall and holiday season.
Join the Kivalliq Chamber of Commerce as corporate champions and sponsors to drive change and shape new opportunities. New online web site to offer sponsorship opportunities for impactful economic collaboration and northern innovation.
In Nunavut, the territorial Human Rights Tribunal’s systemic failures evoke a chilling scene of bureaucratic dysfunction, trapping applicants in a nightmarish labyrinth of legal violations and administrative chaos.
The absence of a Human Rights Commissioner in Nunavut perpetuates a cycle of impunity, allowing discrimination against Indigenous individuals to go unchecked.