May 24, 2007 • 5:57 am 0
Following Gatekeeper Session 2 day Workshop -Becoming Aware of Your Potential- Held by Bruce and Shae Morin from Prince George.
Workshop From:
Wednesday June 6th 2007
9am-3pm
Thursday June 7th 2007
11am-5pm- Attendance by Registration (UNN Members)
@ The Wise Hall
1882 Adanac Street (corner of Victoria & Adanac)
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May 22, 2007 • 5:00 pm 0
May 1st, 2007 Update: PEACEFUL PROTEST AT BLACKWATER
BC TIMBER SALES SOLD OFF LICENSE TO LOG CULTURAL TRADITIONAL TERRITORY
PRIME PINE-MUSHROOM PICKING GROUNDS AND WILDLIFE THREATENED
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• 4:36 pm 0
Hosted by Tsleil-Waututh Nation & Sherwood Park Elementary School
June 1st 2007
1 pm – 8 pm
4085 Dollar Road
North Vancouver
MC – John Miller
Arena Director – Duane ‘Chocolate’ Howard
Host Drum – Blackfish
Arts & Crafts Vendors – $25/table
For more information & Pre-Register ASAP, please contact:
Grace Thomas – 604.339.2938
Aline Burlone – 604.903.3810
Carleen Thomas – 604.551.1996 – Vendors
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May 15, 2007 • 11:22 pm 0
We are looking for people to join our incredible team of volunteers. Please see attached flyer, application form, and benefits sheet. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!! First training will be on June 9th, so you must be registered by June 6th. We look forward to hearing from you.
Cheers,
VATJS Staff
Vancouver Aboriginal Transformative Justice Services
#107 – 1607 E. Hastings St.
Vancouver, BC V5L 1S7
Tel: (604) 251-7200
Fax: (604) 251-7201
May 7, 2007 • 5:43 pm 0
The Native Youth Centre project is a unique opportunity for all levels of government to partner with the private sector and the Aboriginal community to address an urgent need with a well thought out and pragmatic solution that will benefit all Canadians. In Vancouver, the Youth Funders Table has identified youth hubs as a priority for the delivery of youth services. The Youth Funders Table is comprised of the major government and private funders of youth
services.
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