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The Eel Ground Health and Wellness Centre is looking for casual fill-in support in the role of Medical Driver to cover vacations, sick and other absences. The Medical Driver supports the Centre through the provision of safe and reliable transportation services for Natoaganeg First Nation Band members travelling to and from non-emergency medical appointments within and outside the community.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please submit a résumé and cover letter to Careers@NatoaganegFirstNation.ca indicating Competition #2024-HL-04 in the subject line on or before September 13th, 2024
Please the below job description, for more details.
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"The duty to consult is more than an email letting an Indigenous community know your plans. It’s about building a relationship. It’s a discussion with two-way communication.”
In this must-read article by Canadian Science Publishing, our own Tyler Patles, NSMTC Technical Services Director, offers insight on duty to consult and best practices for community-engaged research: blog.cdnsciencepub.com/duty-to-consult/.
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Great read Tyler, thank you for sharing.
Edit: Are you a Mi'kmaq individual interested in gaining insights into the electoral process? Whether you are considering working in elections or aspiring to run for candidacy, this workshop is designed for you.
Join us at the Natoaganeg Band Office, September 28 & 29 from 9am-1pm for a comprehensive two-day session where we will explore the intricacies of the electoral process at all levels. This is an excellent opportunity to enhance your understanding and potentially shape your future in the field of elections.
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Extending our best wishes to all students, teachers, and families in our communities. Education and learning is a vital part of our journey.
May this year be filled with growth, learning, and new opportunities.
Happy first day, back to school. Enjoy your year. 🌿
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Join Elder Tulley Paul at NBCC Miramichi on Tuesday, September 3rd for free events and a viewing party of the Amazing Race Canada. The fun begins at 6:30 p.m.
#AmazingRaceCanada
Joignez-vous à l'aîné Tulley Paul au CCNB de Miramichi le mardi 3 septembre pour des activités gratuites et une soirée de visionnement de Amazing Race Canada. Le plaisir commence à 18 h 30.
#AmazingRaceCanada
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Wabanaki Women Rising series will feature Stephanie Francis, who will be doing a book reading from her powerful work, *Bird in a Cage*. This event is a wonderful opportunity to hear Stephanie's unique voice and engage with her compelling story.
The aim of Women in Business is to bring together as many women as possible to celebrate and support one another.
To register, here is the link: www.eventbrite.ca/e/wabanaki-women-in-rising-series-tickets-980379590747?utm-campaign=social&utm-...
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Service Canada is at the Development Centre to answer questions, concerns you may have.
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Puna’jme’aq Service Canada- Jemu ISC aq NIHB. #StateOfEmergency
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On behalf of Natoaganeg, the fisheries department would like to thank the owner of Ez' Dock, Albert Hebert and his team, on the installation of the communities new boat dock. This project was funded through RDC contributions.
www.ezdocknb.ca/
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Very nice dock awesome stuff 👌 hopefully everyone respects it and keeps it clean of floating debris and garbage.
Thousands of $ spent there. Is this dock open to the general public? Great job Albert & team.
Is this for fishery use or community use as well?
On Sunday August 25 from 3PM-6PM there is a spaghetti dinner fundraiser to support the U-18 AA-Miramichi Twins.
This will take place at the Community Centre at 47 Church Rd, Natoaganeg.
Eat in or take-out. $15 adults $10 kids 🍝
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JEDI has an opening for a Provincial Indigenous Employment Coordinator.
If you are interested in joining the JEDI team, please submit your confidential resume and cover letter saved as one document to janis.flemming@jedinb.ca by 4:30 p.m. on August 30, 2024 stating Provincial Indigenous Employment Coordinator in the subject line.
For more information on our organization and team please visit: www.jedinb.ca
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