British Columbia

Provincial Registrar Assistant
LOCATION: Suite 1000 – 789 West Pender Street Vancouver BC V6C 1H2
SALARY: $ 39.000.00 Annually, pending skills and experience with healthy benefits package
CLOSING DATE: May 18, 2006
TENURE: Full–time contract position.
WHO CAN APPLY: Persons who self identify as Métis when applying who reside or will reside in British Columbia.
Attention: Keith Henry, Chief Executive Officer
Métis Nation British Columbia
Suite 1000 – 789 West Pender Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 1H2
Fax: 604.801.5097 or email khenry@mnbc.ca

Compensation: $11.00 - $13.50
Duration: 16 weeks
Location: Burnaby, British Columbia
Start Date: May 29, 2006 (subject to approval of HRSDC - Summer Career Placements Program funding)
How to apply: The closing date for this competition is 1:00 pm, May 23, 2006. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Pursuant to section 41 of the BC Human Rights Code, preference may be given to applicants of Aboriginal Ancestry. Please forward a cover letter and a resume to:
Human Resource Committee
Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Association of BC
C/O: Patrick Chenier, General Manager
Suite 4 2475 Mt. Newton X Rd
Saanichton, BC V8M 2B7
Tel: 250.544.8172
Fax: 250.544.8173
E-mail: asra@asra.ca
For more information about Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Association of BC, please visit our Website at www.asra.ca.

Canadian Pacific Railway is currently hiring for Marketing & Sales Positions. We are looking for candidates who studied in any of the following areas: Economics, Engineering, Math, Computer Science, Arts, and Business (with a specialization in Marketing or Finance). We are soliciting your advice on those candidates who could potentially become future leaders of the company.
We are looking to hire 12 people for positions in Calgary. Only on-line applications submitted through www.cpr.ca Jobs On-Line will be accepted.
If you know any candidates who you feel would excel at this type of opportunity, please pass this job posting along to them

Statistics Canada is currently recruiting and hiring crew leaders and enumerators in Aboriginal communities for the 2006 Census -- please see attached brochure for additional information. Training will be provided.
Crew Leader (4 to 8 weeks) - recruits, trains and leads approximately 8 to 12 Enumerators in conducting enumeration for the 2006 Census. The crew leader is responsible for the organization and successful completion of all assigned work in their own district.
Enumerator (3 to 6 weeks) - lists addresses and conducts interviews in order to complete Census questionnaires. As the main Census contact person for many community members during Census, enumerators have a very important role in achieving an accurate count.

2006 Census Employment Brochure

For more information, please visit www.census2006.ca or contact the Aboriginal Field Operations Supervisor nearest you. To apply, please fax or mail your resume to your nearest Aboriginal Field Operations Supervisor or apply online at www.census2006.ca:

Aboriginal Field Operations Supervisors
Tracy Matthew - #405 - 235 First Ave Kamloops, BC, V2C 3J1
Tel: 250-851-4859 - Fax: 250-851-4862
tmatthew@telus.net

Darren Vucko - 2nd Flr, 620 Leon Ave Kelowna, BC, V1X 9T2
Tel: 250-712-4340 - Fax: 250- 712-4344
Darren.Vucko@a.statcan.ca

Holly West - 203-495 Dunsmuir St. Nanaimo, BC, V9R 6B9
Tel:250-754-0312 - Fax:250-754-0314
holwest@gmail.com

Mary McNeill - #600-300 W.Georgia St, Vancouver, BC, V6B 6C7
Tel: 604 - 666-4996 - Fax: 604 - 666-6966
mary.mcneill@statcan.ca

A strong leader with a proven track record of management successes in working with parties both internal and external to an organization. You possess demonstrated ability to achieve positive measurable results in a team-oriented environment.
DIRECTOR – Métis Centre

Manitoba

CBC's highly successful Diversity Scholarship is returning for a second year and we're now looking for Metis applicants graduating high school who intend to enter the field of broadcasting or journalism.
CBC is committed to representing the diversity of people and voices that make up Canada. We want talented young people to consider working here to help us do that. That's why we are very pleased to announce the return of the CBC Diversity Scholarship Manitoba.
Four $500 awards will be presented to youth who come from an ethnic or ancestral background that is a visible minority or Aboriginal.
Applicants must be in their final year of high school, present a minimum average of 70%, live in Manitoba at time of application and hold Canadian citizenship or residency. All applicants must come from an ethnic or ancestral background that is a visible minority or Aboriginal.
Applicants are required to complete an essay addressing the question, "What is the role of the CBC in our community?", and to provide recent high school transcripts.
Applications can be picked up at CBC, 541 Portage Avenue, or downloaded from cbc.ca/manitoba

285 Prideaux Street, Nanaimo British Columbia, V9R 2N2, Canada / Maffeo Community Center