Related Links
| | Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg |
The
Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg Inc. (ACWI) was incorporated in October 1990 to realize the goal of providing a centre
that promotes the social, educational and entrepreneurial
growth of the Aboriginal community in the City of Winnipeg. The ACWI is a not for profit corporation controlled and operated by a board of directors comprised of community based organizations that offer services and development opportunities for Aboriginal people in the City of Winnipeg.
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| Aboriginal Council |
Established in 1990, the Council is driven by the belief that the interests of the urban community would be better served by an organization that can address issues free from historically imposed legal distinctions.
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| Aboriginal Single Window |
The Aboriginal Single Window initiative is intended to provide one-stop-shop service to organizations and individuals who need access to government funded Aboriginal programs, to make information about these programs easier to obtain, and to foster improved cooperation and information sharing between the various levels of government and Aboriginal organizations.
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| ARCnet |
ARCnet is the resource centre for finding and promoting Aboriginal-Canadian businesses and organizations.
Listings are always free.
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| City of Winnipeg |
The official web site of the city of Winnipeg.
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| Careers
In Trades |
Explains why skilled trades might be an excellent career option for young people, including members of your own family. Offers free brochures and posters to promote apprenticeship training and careersin the skilled trades.
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| Human Resources Development Canada |
Serves to enable Canadians to participate fully in the workplace and the community as it pursues a human development agenda in all its activities. Access the Manitoba-Region Site here.
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| Red River College |
The mission of Red River College is to provide high quality educational and training opportunities to assist with economic, cultural and social development in Manitoba within the context of a global marketplace.
Through comprehensive programming, direct contact with the business community and a continuous evaluation and review process, the College strives to achieve its mission each and every day as it serves the educational and training needs of its students and the community.
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| University of Manitoba |
The University of Manitoba as the largest and most comprehensive institution of higher learning in Manitoba plays a distinctive role within the Province. In addition to offering undergraduate liberal education in arts, science, and education, The University of Manitoba provides programs in a broad range of professional studies, applied sciences and fine and performing arts and is responsible for the vast majority of graduate education and research in Manitoba.
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| University of Winnipeg |
In the heart of downtown, the university of Winnipeg serves Approximately 6,100 full and part-time undergraduate students, and 600 Collegiate students.
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