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10 Manistee, Benzie county candidates take fire academy test - Vimarsana News

10 Manistee, Benzie county candidates take fire academy test

Firefighter candidates from Manistee and Benzie counties take fire academy practical exams to become official firefighters.

When gasoline was 29 cents a gallon in Ely - Vimarsana News

When gasoline was 29 cents a gallon in Ely

Most of us older than 65 years of age can remember when gasoline cost much, much less than today. Like maybe even $4 or more per gallon. That 29 cents back in 1964 would be worth about $3 today. Back …

USask project to use Cree culture for crime intervention - Prince Albert Daily Herald - Vimarsana News

USask project to use Cree culture for crime intervention - Prince Albert Daily Herald

Prince Albert Daily Herald A University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher, Dr. Holly Graham (PhD), has been awarded $2.5 million over five years by Public Safety Canada to implement a crime prevention program using culture as the intervention. According to Graham, the crime prevention project provides 10 to 19-year-old students and their families on both Little Pine and Poundmaker First Nations an opportunity to connect to their traditional Cree identity. This will include the use of traditional ways to manage conflict resolution. “It is returning to the Cree traditional worldviews and par...

New USask partnership will use traditional Cree approaches to make communities safer - Vimarsana News

New USask partnership will use traditional Cree approaches to make communities safer

She said the project was initiated by two Elders—Austin Tootoosis of Poundmaker Cree Nation and the late Jacob Pete from the Little Pine First Nation. They approached her to work with them and apply for the federal grant that would help address a pressing community problem. “I see it as a holistic wellness plan that includes reclaiming indigeneity—supporting the original family structure, bringing people together to create positive outcomes,” said Graham, assistant professor in the College of Nursing and USask’s Indigenous Research Chair in Nursing. “What’s so beautiful is th...