Update 8: Don't have your Grade 12? Looking for a way to take courses that fit with your schedule? Take high school classes online in Saskatchewan & discover a whole new world, and an alternative to learning.  

Update 7: International Centre for Northern Governance and Development (ICNGD) January 2012 newsletter 

Update 6: Breakfast Networking Mixer for Small Business 

Update 5: White Buffalo Treatment Centre Job Posting(s)

Update 4: Onsite Human Resources Manager Job Posting

(last week) Update 3: Aboriginal Government Employee's Network: JOB POSTINGS

(last week) Update 2: Fenton Favel just sent over the poster for the upcoming PAGC Men's and Women's Volleyball Tournament. 

(last week) Update 1: Wanuskewin Heritage Park presents: Day Camps for Kids, so register early! 

20.12.2012 

Cold weather has taken a bite out of Saskatchewan all week, and I don't know what we can expect for next week either. But we can say one thing, and that's the following: It could be worse. 

Muskoday First Nation has more available job listing(s) and currently looking to fill these positions: Headstart Assistant, and Grader Operator. Should you wish to apply, the deadline date is set for January 26, 2012 at 4:00pm. Please look to the right menu for the posting and how to apply.

The Muskoday First Nation & Industry Canada present: CAP - The community access program allows you to write-up resumes, surf the internet for schools, jobs and some basic computer training. Hours for CAP are from 8:00am-12:00pm, 1:00pm-4:30pm (closed at noon). Want to know more about this? Call Charmene at 306.764.1282.

Last Week's Highlight: The 2012 First Nation Summer Games office opened in the Gateway Mall, and the grand opening will be on March 2nd, 2012. Marvin has been working very hard to bring hordes of people together, and it's paid off. Annette Merasty is their new Office Administrative Assistant. She hails from Brochet, Manitoba so we're all very pleased to have her assist with the Summer Games planning. 

Ekosi.

Hiy. Hiy. 

On behalf of Chief Austin Bear, Councillor(s) Herman Crain, Eric Bear, Ernie Dreaver, Eldon Crain and Merle Crain, safe travels on the Pow-Wow trail throughout the summer months, and please come back and visit the website often. 

Population: Approximately 1600 (on and off-reserve).

Reserve Area: 9686.8 hectares

Languages: English and Cree

Natural Environment: Prairie/Grassland

Location: located approximately 19 km SE of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan