Fort Nelson First Nation Launches Innovative Members Portal – FNFN Hub
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The Fort Nelson First Nation (FNFN) community is located 7 kilometers south of the town of Fort Nelson in the northeastern corner of British Columbia; the community is located at Mile 293-295 on the Alaska Highway. The Nation is a Dené/Cree linguistic group with roughly 811 band members living on and off-reserve. It is one of six nations that belong to Treaty 8.
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Heavy Equipment Operator Program- Skilled Trades BC
Eligible- Indigenous People ( Status, Non-status, Metis and Inuit)
Feb 17-July 4, 2025.
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Apply by January 21, 2025
I∙SPARC is pleased to present its 2025 BC Indigenous Arctic Games Development Camp. This camp in partnership with Fort Nelson First Nation and Kyle Worl.
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This one-day event is being held on Saturday, January 25th at the Chalo School in Fort Nelson, BC.
Indigenous youth (First Nations, Métis, Inuit), ages 10-18 are invited to participate.
Kyle Kaayak’w Worl is an award-winning Arctic Sports athlete and coach currently residing in Juneau, Alaska.
Kindly requesting registration before 4:00 pm, Tuesday, January 21 2025.
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2025 Winter Leisure Guide
January - March 2025
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Save the date
•Healing our Families Round Dance
•January 17th, 2025 - 4:00PM
•Saulteau First Nations Cultural Centre - Moberly Lake BC
MC Hal Eagletail
Fawn Wood and Cree Federation in the house. 🙂
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I really appreciate this! It’s so important for us to foster more unity and healing in our community. Alongside that, let’s also celebrate the accomplishments of our younger generations. Many of our members have set incredible examples by graduating from universities and colleges. If we take a moment to recognize each and every one of them for their hard work and achievements, we can continue to grow stronger as a people. Let’s be proud of what we’ve accomplished together.
Is the band gonna pay for this like they did for halfway bingo?
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The following is an exciting scholarship opportunity for Indigenous Students. Applications for the bursary close FEBRUARY 15, 2025.
the Environmental Health Foundation of Canada (EHFC) is offering a scholarship designed to support Indigenous students pursuing education in Environmental Public Health through programs accredited by the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI). BCIT’s Environmental Public Health program is one of the qualified programs and the only CIPHI-accredited Environmental Public Health program in British Columbia!
There is a tight turnaround for students, as applications for the bursary close on February 15, 2025, but the bursary is available to students applying to start their program in Fall 2025!
To learn more about this exciting opportunity, watch the video here Or go to www.ehfc.ca/bursaries-information.
Next Steps
Students can apply for the EHFC Bursary and submit their application to the BCIT Environmental Public Health program simultaneously.
Prospective students looking to further explore the Environmental Public Health programs and engage with BCIT, consider these upcoming events:
1. BCIT Big Info
o Date: February 19, 2025
o Time: 4:00 – 7:00 PM (In Person)
o Location: BCIT Burnaby Campus (3700 Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby, BC)
o BCIT Big Info is the largest program expo and information session at BCIT, showcasing programs across disciplines such as health sciences, engineering, and applied sciences.
o Register here: Big Info - BCIT
2. Environmental Public Health Information Session
o Date: February 26, 2025
o Time: 7:00 PM (Online)
o Learn directly from faculty and staff about the program, career pathways, and application tips.
o Register here: Environmental Public Health – Online Info Session - BCIT
3. Spend a Day at BCIT
o Apply anytime!
o Experience campus life firsthand and sit in on real classes.
o Register here: Register to Spend a Day - BCIT
o If you have any questions, you can reach out to the program head Dale Chen at da*******@bc**.ca
Applying to the BCIT Bachelor of Environmental Public Health (BEPH) program and the EHFC bursary can open doors to a fulfilling career while reducing financial barriers
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Darren Dettieh
Drop by for the last few games and enjoy a hot meal all while supporting our community youth;
$5 for soup and a bun 🍲
$5 for pizza 🍕 slices and size of 2 usual pizza slices
$3 hot dog 🌭
Located at Chalo Gym
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This weekend the FN Bears host a Ball Hockey Event to raise funds for their teams to travel to Whitehorse in March.
The games have started at the Chalo Gym and they invite you to come by and watch a game or two.
Dont forget your cash as there is concession, cash/prize raffles to buy.
Come support the Youth in our community.
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Friday concession
Saturday concession
We got raffles and free door prize entry!
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Brody Woodworth
Be nice if it was closer
I wish I lived in fort nelson
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