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Chief's MessageBrian has held a variety of positions including Chief, Council member, and Band Manager at the White Bear First Nations. He has also served as the district representative for the Yorkton Tribal Council and has sat on numerous boards, committees and commissions. Chief Standingready was re-elected as Chief of White Bear First Nations in 2013.

A division of Southeast Regional College, Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute offers education and training to safety consultants in the energy and industry sectors. To sign up for technical, environmental and safety courses, please visit our website or give us a call.

Southeast College serves a region of more than 70 communities spread throughout 20,000 square kilometers. Through partnerships with post-secondary institutions, the College delivers a variety of career, vocational, and academic programs to meet the economic demands of southeastern Saskatchewan. Additionally, the College serves many business and industry stakeholders by offering numerous business, safety, and industrial programs and courses required to meet the diverse and challenging workplace skill sets of Saskatchewan's growing economy.