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March 4, 2021

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INTRODUCING THE 2020 INDIGENOUS SKILLS VIRTUAL SHOWCASE!

Friday, 29 May 2020 by CFBC PR
The Construction Foundation of BC is excited to share the inaugural Indigenous Skills Showcase through a series of interviews being promoted through the Skills/Competences Canada’s #CelebrateSkills digital experience today! Over the past year, the Construction Foundation has partnered with Skills/Compétences Canada, their provincial organizations and a number of partners from across the country to produce
  • Published in ALL ROADS, NEWS

THE CFBC TEAM CONTINUES DELIVERING WORKSHOPS…AT A DISTANCE

Tuesday, 07 April 2020 by Foundation Team
The Construction Foundation team has been taking measures to help limit the spread of COVID-19 by moving to remote work protocols for our offices. But that does not mean our work has stopped. One thing we know is that learning happens in a number of different ways and that is why we are activating a
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HERE FOR GOOD: ARTIST DEAN HERON HELPING LEAD CONSTRUCTION FOUNDATION’S INDIGENOUS INITIATIVES

Wednesday, 05 February 2020 by CFBC PR
West Coast artist Dean Heron is drawing upon a lifelong passion of creating First Nation art to assist the Construction Foundation of BC with the development of Indigenous-focused initiatives across the province. Using applied skills and trades as a conduit, Dean and the Foundation are developing programs that will assist members of those areas through
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CONSTRUCTION FOUNDATION TRAVELS TO HEART OF GREAT BEAR RAINFOREST FOR LATEST INITIATIVE

Monday, 16 December 2019 by CFBC PR
VICTORIA, BC – In late November, the Construction Foundation team travelled to Bella Coola for one of the organization’s most unique trips of the year. The CFBC team and local community came together for a series of workshops over a two-day period, developed and led by CFBC Catalyst, Indigenous Communities Dean Heron and Coast Salish
  • Published in ALL ROADS, NEWS

HERE FOR GOOD: PETER GONG USING ART TO INSPIRE NEXT GENERATION OF YOUTH

Monday, 02 December 2019 by CFBC PR
VICTORIA, BC – Artist Peter Wayne Gong is using art as a means of connecting with West Coast youth by providing an example of what can be done through hard work and perseverance. An accomplished Coast Salish artist from Squamish Nation, Peter finds inspiration in his art by drawing upon his life experiences and passing
  • Published in ALL ROADS, NEWS

TRY-A-TRADE EXPERIENCE A HIT AT THE OFFICIAL KICK OFF OF NATIONAL SKILLED TRADES & TECHNOLOGY WEEK

Wednesday, 06 November 2019 by Foundation Team
The Construction Foundation of BC celebrated the official kick off of 2019’s National Trades and Technology Week (NSTTW) at the November 5th launch at BCIT with over 500 youth participants! CFBC’s Try-A-Trade booth featured a unique and engaging workshop; participants discussed graphic design technology and tried their hand at silk screening.  The design, developed by our
  • Published in ALL ROADS, NEWS

HONOUR YOUR HEALTH: SKILL BUILDING THROUGH PLAY

Wednesday, 23 October 2019 by CFBC PR
Through our Ultimate Skills initiative, the Construction Foundation of BC is proud to support Ultimate Spirit, an ISPARC Honour Your Health Challenge, developed to introduce the youth of Stz-uminus First Nation to the game of Ultimate Frisbee. Last March, Ultimate Spirit took flight with a gathering of community and supporters in celebration of life, health
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