CITY OF THUNDER BAY & WASAYA GROUP INC. SPONSOR YOUTH ORIENTATION EVENT WELCOMING FIRST NATION STUDENTS TO CITY OF THUNDER BAY.
October 5, 2011. Mr. Tom S. Kamenawatamin, President & CEO of Wasaya Group Inc., & CITY OF THUNDER BAY Mayor Keith Hobbs join others in welcoming First Nation Students who are attending city high schools. The event hosted by Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School saw many city service agencies also welcome youth with a variety of information booths that were well stocked with brochures and advisors providing valuable resources to our youth.
We would like to thank all those who contributed to making this well attended event a success. Thank you to the following Service Agencies that provided info booths and advisors:
We would like to thank all those who contributed to making this well attended event a success. Thank you to the following Service Agencies that provided info booths and advisors:
Jonathon Kakegamic, Principal of Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School, welcoms guests and gratefully acknowledges Mayor Keith Hobbs as the first Thunder Bay Mayor to ever welcome First Nation students to the City of Thunder Bay at a special event like this.
Thunder Bay Mayor Keith Hobbs welcomes Youth and guests.
First Nation high school students visit the many information booths set up at DFC.
CBC Radio Interview with Mayor Keith Hobbs, Wasaya's Tom Kamenawatamin and First Nation Students. ( Windows Media Player >>>>>>)
Animikii Festival Committee
City Clerk's Office
Community Coalition United for the Protection of Children and Youth
Community Services
Confederation College
Creighton Centre
Dilico Youth Outreach Workers
Emergency Medical Service
Fire Services
Lakehead Social Planning Council / 211
Negahneewin College
New Hope Youth Centre
Nishnawbe-Aski Nation
Nor'West Community Health Centre
Ontario Native Women's Association
ProKids / Recreation and Culture
The Learning Cafe
The Regional Multicultural Youth Centre
Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre
Thunder Bay Public Library
Thunder Bay Police Aboriginal Liaison Unit
Thunder Bay Transit
City Clerk's Office
Community Coalition United for the Protection of Children and Youth
Community Services
Confederation College
Creighton Centre
Dilico Youth Outreach Workers
Emergency Medical Service
Fire Services
Lakehead Social Planning Council / 211
Negahneewin College
New Hope Youth Centre
Nishnawbe-Aski Nation
Nor'West Community Health Centre
Ontario Native Women's Association
ProKids / Recreation and Culture
The Learning Cafe
The Regional Multicultural Youth Centre
Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre
Thunder Bay Public Library
Thunder Bay Police Aboriginal Liaison Unit
Thunder Bay Transit
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