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We will have a staff member and some students will be joining this virtual conference!
https://albertamentors.ca/summit2022/

"Join Alberta Mentoring Partnership as we learn from our summit keynote, Dr. Leona Makokis,in an exploration of mentorship through the lens of identity and belonging through the Creelanguage. 
Dr. Makokis will guide us through the Creator’s Four Natural Laws, sharing the significance ofrelationship and community while highlighting our roles as teachers and mentors in how we liveour lives. 
Omanitewak, our summit theme means providing the best of ourselves to our community.Sharing our knowledge in everything that we do to come together with the highest level ofhospitality towards others. In creating this standard for how we treat others, as we wouldourselves appreciate being treated, we create balance and honour ourselves and the land wecome from."

PIER 21, located in Halifax on the Eastern edge of Canada, was a place of dramatic comings and goings: risky arrivals and bold departures, culture and language challenges, farewells and reunions, disappointment, heartache, and tearful relief. This old warehouse profoundly shaped what Canada became during the decades it was in operation. Steamships, docking at the Pier, brought over a million immigrants hoping to settle in Canada. Among the immigrants were refugees, home children, and War-brides who made their first steps down a ramp into the drafty warehouse that was Pier 21. As luggage and trunks were unloaded, hundreds of people milled about or waited on benches. They were greeted by Immigration officers, volunteer organizations, nurses and aid societies, and long-missed relatives. Our play begins at the outbreak of World War 2 just as Canada is about to join England in the war effort. People are fleeing Europe to escape the coming dangers. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Nazi U-boats (submarines) prowl outside the Halifax harbour as half a million soldiers sail away from the Pier to fight the Nazi scourge in Europe. For some Canadian soldiers, the Pier was the last place in Canada they would set foot on. Were it not for the selfless actions of valiant soldiers, compassionate volunteers, or staff and military personnel working under extreme conditions, the experience of immigrants, refugees, and displaced people arriving in Halifax would have been a memory rather forgotten. Instead, as the Pier 21 museum amply attests to, there is an overwhelming level of gratitude for the gifts Canadians gave to storm-tossed souls reaching for a promising future.

Where: Rogers Place (meet in Ford Hall- by event ticket collecting)
Time: Students need to arrive by 5:45 p.m. and the performance starts at 6:35 p.m.
Dress: Students should be dressed in semiformal clothes, preferably all black (if
you decided to purchase a choir shirt, please wear it to the game).
What: Students will be singing Oh Canada, The Hockey Song, and The Zamboni
Song. After the performance, we will watch the Oil Kings Game together as a group.
Cost: Tickets are $20.00 for performers and guests. There is no limit to the number
of tickets purchased. Make cheques available to Greystone Centennial Middle
School. Fees can also be paid online through Powerportal.

https://www.thelearningpartnership.ca/take-our-kids-to-work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H9bqImMPgY

https://www.thelearningpartnership.ca/take-our-kids-to-work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H9bqImMPgY

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