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.
Notice for The City Of Flin Flon Evacuees
The Sam Waller Museum extends a warm welcome to families who have been evacuated from Flin Flon. During this time, we invite you to make use of our playroom, which is open and free of charge.
While standard admission fees still apply for access to the full museum, the playroom is available at no cost and provides a comfortable, engaging space for children to play and unwind.
306 Fischer Avenue
Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
We hope this space can offer a bit of ease and enjoyment for families navigating a challenging situation. Please don’t hesitate to drop by.
Come and join Vale, USW Local 6166 and other local organizations for this community-wide Defeat Depression Walk on Friday, May 30th, from 12 pm to 2 pm. The walk will start at the TRCC and end at the Steel Workers Center with a free hot dog BBQ.
Whether you’re a business, non-profit, school or community group, you are welcome to walk, promote your organization and stand together for mental health awareness. This is a great opportunity to show support, connect with the community and help raise funds for local mental health initiatives.
Organizations are encouraged to register a team to walk, run or bike the 4.4 km route. For more information or to confirm your organization’s participation, please contact:
Ray Solski, Vale- Ray.Solski@vale.com or Jennifer Whalen, NRHA- jwhalen@nrha.ca