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Oshki-Pimache-O-Win
Distance: 0.0 Mi106 Centennial Sq 3rd Fl
P7E 1H3 Thunder Bay -
Howson Driving School
Distance: 265.6 Mi1506 Wellington St E
P6A 2R2 Sault Ste Marie -
Fnetb
Distance: 269.2 Mi1425 Front St
P0L 1N0 Hearst -
Refine Fitness Studio
Distance: 515.8 Mi1623 Wyandotte St E
N8Y 1C8 Windsor -
Running Count
Distance: 517.9 Mi9570 Menard St
N8P 1G5 Windsor
Description
February 12, 2010 - 1st Annual Manitoba Ranger Program commences in Northern Manitoba! 1st Annual Manitoba Ranger Program commences in Northern Manitoba! The Opening Ceremony for the first annual Manitoba Ranger Program took place on July 20th at Egg Lake Camp approximately 40 minutes north of The Pas. 14 First Nations youth representing Opaskwayak First Nation, Pukatawagon First Nation, Moose Lake First Nation, Shammattawa First Nation, Oxford House First Nation, York Landing First Nation will be residing in camp for the 5 week program. Outland veteran supervisor, Andrew Sheppard, is leading this inaugural program with a strong 4 person management team. The management team includes Mattagami First Nation (Ontario) born Jonathan Wheesk. Jonathan is a graduate of the Ontario based and Confederation College led, First Nations Natural Resources Youth Employment Program. This is an excellent opportunity for Jon to develop his leadership skills. The goal is that over time, the MRP will produce its own crewleaders- in- training. Outland provides forest renewal and exploration camp services to the program's 2 main industry partners, Tolko Manitoba in The Pas and HudBay Minerals in Flin Flon. The youth will be carrying out specific work projects for both companies. As well, Manitoba Conservation and the Manitoba Forest Fire Program are both contributing with training and awareness sessions. All candidates will receive Emergency Fire Fighter (EFF) certificates during the first week of the program. Manitoba Hydro has a huge impact on natural resource management in northern Manitoba. The program has 2 days planned for interaction with the provincial utility. The MRP will introduce participants to career paths in the natural resources sector. As well rangers (aged 17 to 19) will receive specific employment and skills training which will prepare them for further employment in the sector while they complete their high school and post secondary educations. The program runs from July 19th to August 20th. A closing ceremony will take place at Egg Lake Camp on Saturday, August 20th. For more information contact Dave Bradley at dbradley@outland.ca « Back