First-Nations-First-Aid near Marktosis BC (108 Result(s))

Employment and Training OpportunitiesDear TFN.You are being asked to vote on whether you agree to adopt the amendments made to our TFN membership rules. Our current rules were adopted in 1987 and are outdated and need updating:1. The current rules (called the 'Rules Respecting Membership in the Clayoquot Band of Indians and Enacted in Accordance with Section 10 of the Indian Act')2. The proposed amended rules (called the Citizenship Code)3. A one page summary of the changesTAKE NOTICE that a ratification vote will be held by secret ballot on May 8, 2014 to determine if a majority of the Electors of the Tlaoquiaht First Nation are in favor of and agree to approve the Amendments to the Tlaoquiaht First Nation Membership Rules. If you cannot vote in person at Tin Wis, you can request a mail out ballot be sent to your home.Please me asap to update your address if you want to receive a mail in ballot package.

Employment and Training OpportunitiesDear TFN.You are being asked to vote on whether you agree to adopt the amendments made to our TFN membership rules. Our current rules were adopted in 1987 and are outdated and need updating:1. The current rules (called the 'Rules Respecting Membership in the Clayoquot Band of Indians and Enacted in Accordance with Section 10 of the Indian Act')2. The proposed amended rules (called the Citizenship Code)3. A one page summary of the changesTAKE NOTICE that a ratification vote will be held by secret ballot on May 8, 2014 to determine if a majority of the Electors of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation are in favor of and agree to approve the Amendments to the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation Membership Rules. If you cannot vote in person at Tin Wis, you can request a mail out ballot be sent to your home.Please me asap to update your address if you want to receive a mail in ballot package.

Employment and Training OpportunitiesDear TFN.You are being asked to vote on whether you agree to adopt the amendments made to our TFN membership rules. Our current rules were adopted in 1987 and are outdated and need updating:1. The current rules (called the 'Rules Respecting Membership in the Clayoquot Band of Indians and Enacted in Accordance with Section 10 of the Indian Act')2. The proposed amended rules (called the Citizenship Code)3. A one page summary of the changesTAKE NOTICE that a ratification vote will be held by secret ballot on May 8, 2014 to determine if a majority of the Electors of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation are in favor of and agree to approve the Amendments to the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation Membership Rules. If you cannot vote in person at Tin Wis, you can request a mail out ballot be sent to your home.Please me asap to update your address if you want to receive a mail in ballot package.

Pair of Medics First Aid has been teaching lifesaving skills for several years, in the northern region of Vancouver Island, BC and now in the Alberni Valley. Pair of Medics First Aid Training was originally started because both Chris and Carla working as Primary Care Paramedics with the BC Ambulance Service would arrive on scenes and realize that most of the patients, that were critically ill or injured, could have had some lifesaving first aid provided to them prior to their arrival. Pair of Medics First Aid brings 24+ years of combined experience to the classroom. Chris and Carla are both certified training instructors with the Canadian Red Cross and are members in good standing with the local Chamber of Commerce. We provide the highest quality first aid equipment and supplies while offering our students a professional first aid program in a relaxed and fun environment. CLASSROOM LOCATIONS: 2579 10TH AVE - PORT ALBERNI THUNDERBIRD MALL- PORT HARDY

Our citizens continue to learn from our elders, who share the teachings of our ancestors. We know who we are and where we come from and we will pass this knowledge on to our children. As Yuulu?il?ath? we understand and fulfill our traditional and historic roles and responsibilities as a Nation. We know that our language is essential to the practice of our culture and we continue to promote the use of our language and full understanding of our history and our culture.We value and respect the h?aah?uuli of our h?aw?iih?. We manage and protect our resources for future generations. The respectful use of our territories and the practice of our traditional ways contributes to our physical and spiritual health and our cultural wellbeing.+