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Stan
Beardy |
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Grand
Chief of Nishnawbe Aski Nation Stan Beardy's varied and extensive
career provides him with the perspective to consider issues
from all points of view. He worked as a Welder in Winnipeg
and Thunder Bay, and a Heavy Equipment Operator and Welder
for the Muskrat Dam First Nation. (read
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Mathew
Chan
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Mathew
is the Project Director of Government On-Line (GOL) for INAC.
In this capacity, his responsibilities include the coordination
of GOL activities within INAC, , and interfacing with other
federal departments and central agencies to ensure that the
department's GOL objectives are consistent with the broader
government objectives and principles of GOL. (read
more)
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Paul
Bush |
| Vice
President of Corporate Development Telesat Canada, his experience
includes the development, and implementation of satellite services
in Canada and the United States.He is responsible for all activities
related to the development of business plans and the associated
partners for new satellite services in Canada, the U.S. and
internationally. He holds a Bachelor of Health Science from
the University of Ottawa as well as a Bachelor of Education
from Queens...(read more) |
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Ken
Thomas |
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Special
Advisor to Matthew Coon Come - Assembly of First Nations
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Harvey
Yesno |
| President
and CEO of Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund since 1993, he received
a Diploma in Avionics Maintenance Technology from Confederation
College in 1977 and continues to pursue new knowledge and skills
by participating in seminars and courses...(read
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David
Paul Achneepineskum |
| Executive
Director of NAN, he attended and graduated from Geraldton Composite
High School in late 1960's started his career working with his
people in 1973 in his home community of Marten Falls as the
Welfare and Band Administrator. In 1975, David decided to go
out into the world and experience life and pursue his career...(read
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Fred
Kakegamic
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Keewaytinook
Okimakanak Elder
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Dr.
Claudette Chase |
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Medical
Director, Sioux Lookout Zone Hospital
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Laurie
Sherrington |
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Regional
Telehealth Coordinator, NORTH Network Living
in Thunder Bay since 1971 Married, with one 22 year old daughter
who is currently in Education at LU. Interests kayaking, travel,
films, issues related to well being of women and children....(read
more)
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Rahil
Khan |
| Rahil
Khan is a research and policy analyst with Industry Canada's
Smart Communities Program. Currently his work with Smart Communities
focuses on the program's strategy to collect and disseminate
best practices from its 12 demonstration projects. (read
more) |
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Gordon
Kakegamic |
| Telecommunications
Technician, Nishnawbe Aski Nation |
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Carl
Seibel |
| Telecommunications
Officer, Industry Canada, FedNor |
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Rob
Stinchcombe |
| Regional
Manager, Industry Canada, FedNor, Northwestern Ontario |
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Mike
Belliveau |
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Innovations
Officer, Industry Canada, FedNor |
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Wally
Bannon |
| ABC
/ XDO Nishnawbe Aski Nation Region |
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Wayne
Sajna Hebert |
| Vice-President
& Chief Information Officer at Contact North/Contact Nord, Canada's
largest distance education and training network, which is headquartered
in Thunder Bay and Sudbury. (read
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Deer
Lake First Nation SMART STAFF |
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Oscar
Meekis |
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He is
currently the E-centre manager for Deer Lake. We have been
busy with this communication technology that was just introduced
to our community...(read more)
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Cory
J Meekis |
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Community
Technician
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Arlene
Meekis |
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Multi-Media
Producer
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Sonya
Nothing |
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ICT Support
Worker
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Fort
Severn First Nation SMART Staff |
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Chief
George Kakekaspan |
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Fort Severn
First Nation
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Madeleine
Stoney |
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E-Center
Manager
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Angus
Miles |
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Communtity
Technician
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Barney
Turtle |
| Multi-Media
Producer |
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Rusty
Miles |
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ICT
Support Worker |
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Keewaywin
SMART Staff |
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Raymond
Mason |
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Raymond
Mason is the Manager of the Keewaywin First Nation E-Center,
an important component of Keewaytinook Okimakanak"s Kuh-ke-nah
Network of SMART First Nations Demonstration project. The
E-Center began operations in May 2001. (read
more)
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Blue
Mason |
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Community
Technician
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David
P. Mckay |
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Multi-Media
Producer
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Francine
Kakepetum |
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ICT Support
Worker
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North
Spirit Lake SMART Staff |
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Darlene
Rae |
| Darlene
is the E-Centre Manager in North Spirit Lake First Nation E-Centre,
and the Chairperson for North Spirit Lake First Nation Health
Committee. Darlene began working with Keewaytinook Okimakanak
back in 1995. (read more) |
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Dale
Jack |
| Originally
from Whitefish Bay, Dale moved to North Spirit Lake in mid July
2001. He's been working for Smart since mid-September 2001.
He also worked as the CAP youth worker till mid-December, in
January his job title changed to Information Communication Technology
(ICT) Support Worker.(read more) |
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Arnold
Thomas Thompson |
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He is
currently the multi-media producer in his home reserve,which
he finds sometimes frustrating but he has learned many things
about computers while doing this job and will learn much more............
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more)
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Poplar
Hill SMART Staff |
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Susan
Owen |
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E-Centre
Manager
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Anita
Strang |
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Community
Technician
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Alice
Suggashie |
| Multi-media
Producer |
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Salina
Strang |
| ICT
Support Worker |
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Keewaytinook
Okimakanak Staff |
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Geordi
Kakepetum |
| Keewaytinook
Okimakanak Executive Director |
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Orpah
Mckenzie |
| As
Director of Health Services for Keewaytinook Okimakanak Council,
Orpah has been working with the KO First Nations in meeting
the health needs in their goal to have community-based programs
which are designed, developed and delivered by community health
workers. (read more) |
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Penny
Carpenter |
| Business
/ Finance Manager |
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David
Neegan |
| Business
Developing and Marketing |
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Les
Meekis |
| Les
is the Community Manager for Keewaytinook Okimakanak's K-Net
Project. Les began working directly with the project early in
2001, easily moving from his position as KO's Outreach Worker...(read
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Brian Beaton |
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is the
Project Leader of Keewaytinook Okimakanak's Kuh-ke-nah SMART
First Nations demonstration project http://knet.ca.
The K-Net program began in 1994 under the direction and vision
of the First Nation Chiefs...(read more)
email Brian at brian.beaton@knet.ca
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Peter
Campbell |
| Public
Works Manager |
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Dan
Pellerin |
Dan
Pellerin has been working with Keewaytinook Okimakanak since
1996 as initially as trainer and presently as Network Manager.
Working with other members of the team they have been building
K-Net to it's present state...(read more)
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Lynda
Kakepetum |
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KiHS Counsellor
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Margaret
Lawson |
| McDowell
Lake / KO Technician |
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John
Rowlandson |
| KO
Telehealth Program Manager |
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Marlene
Mckay |
| She
lives in the town of Sioux Lookout and commutes to Frenchman's
Head everyday where she is a teacher at KiHS, which is one of
the KiHS communities that opened this year. Frenchman's Head
is part of Lac Seul First Nation. She has been teaching Native
Language through KiHS and says that teaching Native Language
on line is challenging but fun.(read
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