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Anishnabemowin Word of the Day:

 

Area News:

- SRFN hosts morning radio show on Moose FM for area FN's
(Sunday mornings)

- SRFN launches Power Company


Employment Opportunities

Comprehensive Community Capital Planning CCP (Regional Coordinator)

 

Events Coordinator (Extended)

 

Project Management Certificate

Program Overview

There is a strong demand for project management training in many sectors of the regional economy. Construction supervisors, engineers, administrators, non-profit and government agencies all require expertise in project management. The purpose of this certificate is to provide participants with advanced knowledge and skills in the principles of project management and to improve our regional organizational capacity to implement successful projects. Students successfully completing the program will be well prepared to write the Project Management Institutes’ Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification Exam.

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Anishnabemowin Language Initiative:

The NSTC has taken leadership in providing language lessons to staff and providing online resources to everyone who would like to learn this wonderful language. Lesson classes are twice a week. Contact Linda Conway @ (705) 356-1691 for more information on this initiative.

Complete language lessons and resources here

Anishnabemowin around the web:

- Language audio clips (Common conversational phrases)

- Webster's Dictionary online includes Ojibwa

- Online Translator


- Language Lesson Videos

ANNUAL REPORT 2009

New! Annual Report 2009 (Download, 12.5 MB)

 

 

 

TREATIES AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS:

http://collectionscanada.gc.ca/aboriginal-heritage/020016-3105-e.html

 

Be a Foster Parent and share a loving home

For more information, please call:

1-800-465-0999 or 1-705-946-3700

Visit us online at: www.nog.ca

 

NSTC 'Do-it-yourself' Tech articles:

How to get high speed in 'non-wired' areas

How to boost your cellular signal
(SRFN, Sagamok, inside buildings, band offices, halls, and other regions with low signal strength)

DIY Radio comunity station
(FM broadcasting, campus radio, community radio, - 2-10 km range )