Attention Students
The deadline for the Indigenous Education Award (IEA) program is fast approaching on May 31st. Don't wait until the last minute when you're tired from completing exams, wrapping up your school year, and preparing for summer. Set aside just 15 minutes now to get your application in, and you'll have a chance at $3,000 next year.
Why Apply?
- Receive financial support for your education.
- Gain recognition for your achievements.
- Connect with other award recipients and expand your network.
How to Apply?
Visit our website for application details https://businesscouncil.mb.ca/online-application/
Submit your application by May 31st.
Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Apply now and take the next step towards your future.
PURSUE A CAREER IN HEALTH CARE
The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is looking for students from SCO member Nations who are pursuing post-secondary education that leads to a career in health care.
If you can use funding to help you pursue your post-secondary education, consider applying for our Health Care Career Awards. You can receive up to $3000 in financial support!
This funding is open to students attending recognized post-secondary institutions in Manitoba in any health-related discipline.
To apply and learn more, scan the QR code on the poster or visit: www.businesscouncil.mb.ca
Apply for the funding by May 31, 2025.
From April 28th to May 4th, Tim Hortons Restaurant Owners will be supporting more than 600 local charities, hospitals and community programs across Canada and in Thompson, the charity selected is the Thompson Seniors Community Resource Council.
You can preorder cookies for $12 for a box of 6 and $24 for a box of 12. To preorder, fill out a pre-order form and either submit it to Thompson Seniors on 4 Nelson Rd or email it to thompsonseniors55@gmail.com. They accept with cash or send an e-transfer to the gmail address above.
GET READY TO TURN IT OUT!
Tri-Community Pride’s Drag Show & Social is coming back for you on May 3rd at the Métis Hall, and it’s going to be fabulous!
Doors open at 7 PM, and we’re bringing you the fiercest local Drag Queens plus a whole squad of stunning Drag Queens from Saskatoon! The looks, the lip-syncs, the drama, you won’t want to miss a SECOND of this show! Then, we’re partying until 2 AM with the ultimate social to keep the vibes high and the dance floor hot!
Want to be in the FRONT ROW, living your best VIP life? We’ve got limited Premium Tables for $300. Email tricommunitypride@gmail.com to grab yours before they’re GONE.
General tickets are available by emailing tricommunitypride@gmail.com or going directly to Kelsey Paddock, Nick Hominick or Derrick Sanderson! Get your tickets fast because you KNOW this is going to be the biggest, most fabulous night of the year!
Come for the Queens, stay for the party – and let’s make this a night to remember!
Experience a dynamic triple bill of contemporary ballets showcasing the history and talents of the RWB in this must-see season finale. The program begins with Mark Godden’s Angels in the Architecture, set to Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring, capturing the essence of the Shaker community through balletic and symbolic movements.
Next, Bolero, an abstract contemporary work influenced by Maurice Ravel’s composition of the same name, is RWB Principal Dancer Stephan Azulay’s mainstage choreographic debut. This contemporary ballet pays homage to his upbringing by weaving farruca - a type of flamenco music and dance - into passionate ensemble performances.
The evening concludes with Itzik Galili's Hikarizatto, a work of rhythmic, athletic movements and pulsating drum beats that explores the vitality of dance. This performance also marks the final curtain for Artistic Director André Lewis C.M., O.M., M.S.M. after 50 years with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet making it a historic event not to be missed.