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Eight First Nation adult education centres in Alberta are banding together to build a stronger foundation for catering to their Aboriginal students.

The First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium is still in the early stages of development. The consortium was created in June of this year and is expected to be operational by the start of the school year this September.

Over the summer, presidents of the eight First Nations education centres have been meeting to iron out the role of the consortium.

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Eight First Nation adult education centres in Alberta are banding together to build a stronger foundation for catering to their Aboriginal students.

The First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium is still in the early stages of development. The consortium was created in June of this year and is expected to be operational by the start of the school year this September.

Over the summer, presidents of the eight First Nations education centres have been meeting to iron out the role of the consortium.

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Eight First Nation adult education centres in Alberta are banding together to build a stronger foundation for catering to their Aboriginal students.

The First Nations Adult and Higher Education Consortium is still in the early stages of development. The consortium was created in June of this year and is expected to be operational by the start of the school year this September.

Over the summer, presidents of the eight First Nations education centres have been meeting to iron out the role of the consortium.

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The American Indian Higher Education Consortium, a co-operative of 31 tribal post-secondary institutions in the United States and Canada, has been in operation since 1972. The goals of the consortium are: to develop and maintain the highest standards

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The American Indian Higher Education Consortium, a co-operative of 31 tribal post-secondary institutions in the United States and Canada, has been in operation since 1972. The goals of the consortium are: to develop and maintain the highest standards

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The American Indian Higher Education Consortium, a co-operative of 31 tribal post-secondary institutions in the United States and Canada, has been in operation since 1972. The goals of the consortium are: to develop and maintain the highest standards

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Empty warehouses and dilapidated garages might not look like a million dollars, but when the row of empty buildings and vacant lots is located on two hectares (five acres) of prime real estate river property in downtown Winnipeg, the value climbs.

Which makes the gift of this parcel of land particularly valuable to the First Nations of Canada since land-owner, Susan Scott, decided her family's property

should be given back to the original owners, the Aboriginal people of Canada.

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Empty warehouses and dilapidated garages might not look like a million dollars, but when the row of empty buildings and vacant lots is located on two hectares (five acres) of prime real estate river property in downtown Winnipeg, the value climbs.

Which makes the gift of this parcel of land particularly valuable to the First Nations of Canada since land-owner, Susan Scott, decided her family's property

should be given back to the original owners, the Aboriginal people of Canada.

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Empty warehouses and dilapidated garages might not look like a million dollars, but when the row of empty buildings and vacant lots is located on two hectares (five acres) of prime real estate river property in downtown Winnipeg, the value climbs.

Which makes the gift of this parcel of land particularly valuable to the First Nations of Canada since land-owner, Susan Scott, decided her family's property

should be given back to the original owners, the Aboriginal people of Canada.

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Seven graduates of the First Nation Integrated Resource Management Program

will be getting on-the-job training thanks to a new program. The new Resource Management Personnel Program is the result of an agreement between federal and provincial governments and the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations.