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To reflect our commitment to truth and reconciliation, we're proud to share the Indigenous Ways of Knowing site. This section includes information about Indigenous events, partner projects, teachings, resources and more.
Portage College has received an traditional gift from Lac La Biche County's Indigenous relations staff. A ceremonial feather was presented to Portage College President and CEO Nancy Broadbent, thanking the College for its contibnuing partnerships and collaborations to create reconcili-action.
Portage College research project is one of 35 across Canada announced by the Future Skills Centre as part of a $7.6 million funding announcement.
Portage College is working with Lakeland high schools to create pathways for grade 11 and 12 students to earn high school and post-secondary credits simultaneously in health care, education, and the skilled trades, thanks to a $2.3 million grant from Alberta Education.
The Moose Hide Campaign event in Lac La Biche earlier in May drew awareness to the continuing issue of violence and exploitation against Indigenous people. Organizers and guest speakers say the campaign has a wide-reaching focus of awareness for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
