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Employment Opportunity
Posted Friday, 05 Mar 2010, 11:40 am AST
Exciting Employment and Career Opportunity!
Memorial University, in partnership with the Labrador Metis Nation, is interested in conducting archaeological field work in Labrador during the summer of 2010 through a five year grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. The prime investigator in the Cartwright area will be Dr. Lisa Rankin who will need the assistance of six summer students and in the Mary's Harbor/ Port Hope Simpson area Dr. Marianne Stopp who will...
Memorial University, in partnership with the Labrador Metis Nation, is interested in conducting archaeological field work in Labrador during the summer of 2010 through a five year grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. The prime investigator in the Cartwright area will be Dr. Lisa Rankin who will need the assistance of six summer students and in the Mary's Harbor/ Port Hope Simpson area Dr. Marianne Stopp who will...
Office Closure
Posted Friday, 05 Mar 2010, 11:24 am AST
Attention Labrador Metis Nation Members
The Labrador Metis Nation main office will be closed March 17th, 18th and 19th for staff training. The office will also be closed on March 22nd in lieu of the St. Patricks day holiday.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to call:
1-709-896-0592 or 1-877-896-0592
The Labrador Metis Nation main office will be closed March 17th, 18th and 19th for staff training. The office will also be closed on March 22nd in lieu of the St. Patricks day holiday.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to call:
1-709-896-0592 or 1-877-896-0592
Election Results
Posted Wednesday, 03 Mar 2010, 10:05 am AST
Zone 1
Allan Dyson
1 Vacancy
Zone 2
Boyce Turnbull
Cyril Campbell
Zone 3
Elaine Rumbolt
Keith Rumbolt
Zone 4
Chris Lethbridge
3 Vacancies
Zone 5
Levi Snook
Vice President
Scott Hudson
Allan Dyson
1 Vacancy
Zone 2
Boyce Turnbull
Cyril Campbell
Zone 3
Elaine Rumbolt
Keith Rumbolt
Zone 4
Chris Lethbridge
3 Vacancies
Zone 5
Levi Snook
Vice President
Scott Hudson
Traditional Foods Exchange Project
Posted Monday, 22 Feb 2010, 1:43 pm AST
The LMN through the Community Freezer Project now has available a limited number of caribou roasts to LMN Elders (age 65 or older) living on the South Coast of Labrador.
Caribou will be distributed throughout the South Coast. There are a limited number of roasts available for each community.
Please provide the following information when calling to reserve your Caribou Roast: Name, Community, Date of Birth and Membership #.
The Traditional Foods Exchange Project provides LMN Elders in Central Labrador with Bakeapples during the summer and in turn provides Elders on the South Coast of Labrador with Caribou during the winter.
Please contact Wayne Russell at 960-0407 or email wrussell@labradormetis.ca for more information or to reserve a roast by March 31, 2009.
Caribou will be distributed throughout the South Coast. There are a limited number of roasts available for each community.
Please provide the following information when calling to reserve your Caribou Roast: Name, Community, Date of Birth and Membership #.
The Traditional Foods Exchange Project provides LMN Elders in Central Labrador with Bakeapples during the summer and in turn provides Elders on the South Coast of Labrador with Caribou during the winter.
Please contact Wayne Russell at 960-0407 or email wrussell@labradormetis.ca for more information or to reserve a roast by March 31, 2009.
Harvester Training Available
Posted Monday, 22 Feb 2010, 1:40 pm AST
The Natural Resources Department is offering free training to active LMN Harvesters that participate in the LMN Caribou Hunt and the Communal Fishery.
Wilderness First Aid training will be available for approximately seven members in Goose Bay from March 26-28, 2010. There will be FAC Courses offered in Goose Bay and Port Hope Simpson in late March (date yet to be determined) as well.
Please contact the front desk of the LMN 709-896-0592 ex 221 to leave your name and information if you are interested in participating, or email tlambourne@labradormetis.ca. Active LMN Harvesters will be given preference on a first-come-first-served basis.
Wilderness First Aid training will be available for approximately seven members in Goose Bay from March 26-28, 2010. There will be FAC Courses offered in Goose Bay and Port Hope Simpson in late March (date yet to be determined) as well.
Please contact the front desk of the LMN 709-896-0592 ex 221 to leave your name and information if you are interested in participating, or email tlambourne@labradormetis.ca. Active LMN Harvesters will be given preference on a first-come-first-served basis.