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Month: September 2020

DREAM MACHINE SPOTLIGHT: ARTIST DANIKA NACCARELLA

Sunday, 27 September 2020 by CFBC PR
The Construction Foundation of BC’s (CFBC) Catalyst, Indigenous Communities, Dean Heron spoke with Northwest Coast artist Danika Naccarella earlier this year as part of the CFBC’s 2020 Indigenous Skills Showcase. Descending from Nuxalk & Gwa’sala-Nakwaxda’xw ancestry, Danika, a young and emerging artist from Bella Coola, shared her education and experiences leading up to her current
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DREAM MACHINE SPOTLIGHT: AUTHOR RUDY KELLY

Tuesday, 22 September 2020 by CFBC PR
Rudy Kelly was born and raised in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, the fourth son of eight children of Tsimshian First Nation Chiefs, Henry and Shirley Kelly. He is a member of the Gitsi’is (Raven) tribe. Construction Foundation’s Catalyst, Indigenous Communities, Dean Heron sat down with Kelly to discuss his career as an author and the
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HERE FOR GOOD: IRONWORKERS 97 DONATING TIME AND RESOURCES TO ELEVATE TRADES AS VIABLE CAREER

Tuesday, 08 September 2020 by CFBC PR
This summer, Ironworkers Local 97, Milieu Children & Family Services and the Construction Foundation’s Skills Ready initiative worked together to put on a Trades Exploration Camp with youth in the Vancouver area. The hands-on camp featured welding, assembling and bolting together of steel structures, ‘toolbox talk’, measurement and drilling exercises, woodworking and painting, along with
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