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Siksika - 8th Meaningful Futures Program

Canada Bridges partnered with Siksika Employment Training Services (SETS) again this year to run the 8th Meaningful Futures Program.

Discovering First Nations Stories 2017 – Film Camps Overview

In 2017 we have organized two film camps, in Siksika and in Calgary. Overall our Film Camps were a success, with 21 youth attended both camps.

Finances

Paying for and education and living life of a student is a pain. Sometimes if you can not be approved for funding there are other alternatives like scholarships & bursaries, and student loans.

Interview with Kyle Turning Robe

On a beautiful sunny day Kyle and I decided to go for coffee. We spoke about many things, including Kyle`s motivations and passions in life.

A Youth Explosion 2017 was a success!

With another year of organizing and hosting AYE under our belts, the Bridges’ team is able to take some time to reflect on the challenges, success and impact this event has on the youth who participated, the audience and the community.

Lights, Camera, FILM CAMP! Join us for our 2017 Siksika Film Camp!

Are you a youth between the ages of 13 to 30 and have a passion for sharing stories and making movies? Then join Canada Bridges for our 4th Annual Film Camp taking place this summer in Siksika, AB from Tuesday July 20 to Friday, July 28, 2017

Interview with Marissa Howard

Marissa Howard has been our friend for a couple of years now, and she has been participating in Bridges` programs,

Welcome to the AYE 2017 celebration!

AYE is our annual event generously sponsored this year by Suncor Energy and Community Foundations of Canada for Canada’s 150th.

We are looking for a new name for the AYE!

We are thinking about changing the name of the Aboriginal Youth Explosion and would love to hear your input, ideas or recommendations on what that new name should be.

Upcoming Bridges' Mentorship Opportunity

Canada Bridges is currently designing and testing a new mentorship model to assist Indigenous youth and young adults who are moving from reserve life to the City of Calgary. 

Interview with Grace Hunter

In November 2016, Canada Bridges Program Manager Sarah Kinnie sat down with Grace Hunter, recent winner of the Southern Alberta Indigenous Youth Awards, to discuss her leadership journey, her work with Canada Bridges and her plans for the future.

Reflections from 2016

As 2016 comes to a close, it’s time to look back and reflect on what we, as the Canada Bridges community, have accomplished this year. There are many words that come to mind when I try to describe what the year has meant for us.