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Canada Wide Science Fair Vlog Video
We wanted to do something really fun with the Canada Wide Science Fair winners this year, so we provided them with a video camera to record their adventures during the trip to Fredericton.
Thanks to the all the students for being such great sports! We are so proud of the work you all have accomplished. Watch the video :
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LTF Workshop Introduces Curriculum on Buffy Sainte-Marie that Follows a First Nations Learning Style
A workshop at MFNERC’s recent Lighting the Fire conference explored curriculum centred on First Nations role-model Buffy Sainte-Marie. The resource helps teach culturally relevant history while inspiring youth to pursue their dreams. Read More >
Provincial Exam Marking Sessions
MFNERC invites Senior High ELA teachers and Grade 12 Math teachers in the division to partake in a two-day session that will focus on preparing you for marking the Provincial Grade 12 ELA Standards Test and the Provincial Grade 12 Mathematics Achievement Tests. Read More >
Employment
Explore career opportunities, both with MFNERC and external organizations involved in First Nations education.
Online Courses
Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate (WVC) was created to help First Nations students in Manitoba access new sources of education, and find new learning opportunities.
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Thunder Radio
Welcome to our podcast channel! Featuring interviews, stories and conversations about First Nations education, and other important issues, in Manitoba and Canada.
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Our video library is a growing collection showcasing the latest news, conferences and events happening at MFNERC and in the communities we serve.
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Information for journalists and the media. Here you will find resources, such as releases and photos, to help report on the work of MFNERC.
Manitoba First Nations education architect Shirley Fontaine helped push generation's worth of advancements
Prominent in scholarly and political circles, Shirley Fontaine’s sudden death on April 26, after a brain aneurysm and a series of strokes, shocked a vast network of Indigenous Canadians.Their loss is, in many ways, Manitoba’s loss, too.
winnipegfreepress.com
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That's a wrap on the Ginew School Track Meet! The students gave their all in an impressive show of athleticism, sportsmanship, and school pride. Congratulations to all the athletes who participated this year. @ Ginew… https://t.co/ICPUjvRfFu
That's a wrap on the Ginew School Track Meet! The students gave their all in an impressive show of athleticism, sportsmanship, and school pride. Congratulations to all the athletes who participated this year. @ Ginew… https://t.co/ICPUjvRfFu
3 weeks ago
Congratulations to Annie Boulanger on the announcement of her Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree from the University of Winnipeg. "Annie has dedicated her life to the preservation, retention, and revitalization of the… https://t.co/qy1M8x5OX5
Congratulations to Annie Boulanger on the announcement of her Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree from the University of Winnipeg. "Annie has dedicated her life to the preservation, retention, and revitalization of the… https://t.co/qy1M8x5OX5
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