Agnico Eagle, alongside Moose Cree First Nation will be hosting a Job Fair at the Moose Cree Complex on December 7 & 8, 2022. It will be from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily. There will be other Detour Lake Mine Site Contractors in attendance. Come join us! We would be happy to meet with […]
This training program is geared towards Indigenous women, or any woman interested in carpentry. Train to use hand and power tools while working with various construction materials. Learn the latest installation methods along with the best practices and workplace safety to make you employable in today’s construction industry. You will be guided and supported in
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Are you an student or employer looking for a summer job or summer student? We Can Help! If you are a student, contact us to find out how we can assist in matching your interests/skills to a potential employer for a summer student position*. If you are an employer, contact us to find out how
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The Indigenous Pathways in Skill Trades and the Personal Support Worker program are still accepting applications for the September 2021 intake! For more information, please contact [email protected]
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The John R. Delaney Youth Centre is now accepting applications and resumes for the Summer Work Experience 2021 Program Positions in the following areas will be posted at a later date (pending funding approval): • Health Care• Office Work• Maintenance/Labour Work• Youth Programming• Tourism For MCFN students between the ages of 15 – 30, as
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Updates to By-Law #1609: WHEREAS, there is a significant amount of new confirmed COVID-19 cases in both Moose Factory and Moosonee, Ontario. WHEREAS the community needs to limit social gatherings and limit non-essential travel to ensure the risk of the virus circulating in the community decreases. All community members need to assist in ensuring these measures are
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