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SUMMARY:Elders in Residence Dawson Creek
DESCRIPTION:Welcoming Elders Ken Cameron and Dean Dokkie\n\n10:00am-3:30pm November 17 and 18 in the Gathering Place.\n\nNorthern Lights College is honoured to welcome Ken Cameron of Saulteau First Nations and Dean Dokkie of West Moberly First Nations as our November Elders in Residence.\n\nThroughout their time with us\, Ken and Dean will share knowledge of the Cree language\, cultural teachings\, and the history of the Peace River region\, offering students\, staff\, and community members an opportunity to learn directly from their lived experience\, leadership\, and connection to the land and Nations of this area.\nKen Cameron is a former Chief of Saulteau First Nations and a respected Indigenous leader\, entrepreneur\, and mentor. His work has supported Indigenous economic development\, environmental stewardship\, clean energy\, cultural revitalization\, and opportunities for future generations.\nDean Dokkie is a hereditary Elder and former Councillor of West Moberly First Nations. He has spent decades working in Indigenous governance\, Treaty 8 advocacy\, cultural education\, and community leadership\, and has shared his knowledge with learners throughout the region.\nTogether\, Ken and Dean bring a wealth of knowledge\, stories\, history\, and teachings from this region.\nEveryone is welcome to attend\, visit\, listen\, learn\, and spend time with our Elders in Residence.
URL:https://www.nlc.bc.ca/event/elders-in-residence-dawson-creek/2026-11-17/
LOCATION:Dawson Creek Campus First Nations\, Métis\, and Inuit Gathering Place\, 11401 8th St\, Dawson Creek\, British Columbia\, V1G 4G2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Elder in Residence
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SUMMARY:Elders in Residence Dawson Creek
DESCRIPTION:Welcoming Elders Ken Cameron and Dean Dokkie\n\n10:00am-3:30pm November 17 and 18 in the Gathering Place.\n\nNorthern Lights College is honoured to welcome Ken Cameron of Saulteau First Nations and Dean Dokkie of West Moberly First Nations as our November Elders in Residence.\n\nThroughout their time with us\, Ken and Dean will share knowledge of the Cree language\, cultural teachings\, and the history of the Peace River region\, offering students\, staff\, and community members an opportunity to learn directly from their lived experience\, leadership\, and connection to the land and Nations of this area.\nKen Cameron is a former Chief of Saulteau First Nations and a respected Indigenous leader\, entrepreneur\, and mentor. His work has supported Indigenous economic development\, environmental stewardship\, clean energy\, cultural revitalization\, and opportunities for future generations.\nDean Dokkie is a hereditary Elder and former Councillor of West Moberly First Nations. He has spent decades working in Indigenous governance\, Treaty 8 advocacy\, cultural education\, and community leadership\, and has shared his knowledge with learners throughout the region.\nTogether\, Ken and Dean bring a wealth of knowledge\, stories\, history\, and teachings from this region.\nEveryone is welcome to attend\, visit\, listen\, learn\, and spend time with our Elders in Residence.
URL:https://www.nlc.bc.ca/event/elders-in-residence-dawson-creek/2026-11-18/
LOCATION:Dawson Creek Campus First Nations\, Métis\, and Inuit Gathering Place\, 11401 8th St\, Dawson Creek\, British Columbia\, V1G 4G2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Elder in Residence
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SUMMARY:Elders in Residence Fort St John
DESCRIPTION:Welcoming Elders Ken Cameron and Dean Dokkie\n\n10:00AM to 3:30PM in the Gathering Place\n\nNorthern Lights College is honoured to welcome Ken Cameron of Saulteau First Nations and Dean Dokkie of West Moberly First Nations as our November Elders in Residence.\nThroughout their time with us\, Ken and Dean will share knowledge of the Cree language\, cultural teachings\, and the history of the Peace River region\, offering students\, staff\, and community members an opportunity to learn directly from their lived experience\, leadership\, and connection to the land and Nations of this area.\nKen Cameron is a former Chief of Saulteau First Nations and a respected Indigenous leader\, entrepreneur\, and mentor. His work has supported Indigenous economic development\, environmental stewardship\, clean energy\, cultural revitalization\, and opportunities for future generations.\nDean Dokkie is a hereditary Elder and former Councillor of West Moberly First Nations. He has spent decades working in Indigenous governance\, Treaty 8 advocacy\, cultural education\, and community leadership\, and has shared his knowledge with learners throughout the region.\nTogether\, Ken and Dean bring a wealth of knowledge\, stories\, history\, and teachings from this region.\nEveryone is welcome to attend\, visit\, listen\, learn\, and spend time with our Elders in Residence. \nSee less
URL:https://www.nlc.bc.ca/event/elders-in-residence-fort-st-john/2026-11-24/
LOCATION:Fort St. John Campus First Nations\, Métis\, and Inuit Gathering Place\, 9820 120 Ave\, Fort St. John\, British Columbia\, V1J 8J5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Elder in Residence
ORGANIZER;CN="Indigenous Education":MAILTO:Indigenous@nlc.bc.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20261125T100000
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SUMMARY:Elders in Residence Fort St John
DESCRIPTION:Welcoming Elders Ken Cameron and Dean Dokkie\n\n10:00AM to 3:30PM in the Gathering Place\n\nNorthern Lights College is honoured to welcome Ken Cameron of Saulteau First Nations and Dean Dokkie of West Moberly First Nations as our November Elders in Residence.\nThroughout their time with us\, Ken and Dean will share knowledge of the Cree language\, cultural teachings\, and the history of the Peace River region\, offering students\, staff\, and community members an opportunity to learn directly from their lived experience\, leadership\, and connection to the land and Nations of this area.\nKen Cameron is a former Chief of Saulteau First Nations and a respected Indigenous leader\, entrepreneur\, and mentor. His work has supported Indigenous economic development\, environmental stewardship\, clean energy\, cultural revitalization\, and opportunities for future generations.\nDean Dokkie is a hereditary Elder and former Councillor of West Moberly First Nations. He has spent decades working in Indigenous governance\, Treaty 8 advocacy\, cultural education\, and community leadership\, and has shared his knowledge with learners throughout the region.\nTogether\, Ken and Dean bring a wealth of knowledge\, stories\, history\, and teachings from this region.\nEveryone is welcome to attend\, visit\, listen\, learn\, and spend time with our Elders in Residence. \nSee less
URL:https://www.nlc.bc.ca/event/elders-in-residence-fort-st-john/2026-11-25/
LOCATION:Fort St. John Campus First Nations\, Métis\, and Inuit Gathering Place\, 9820 120 Ave\, Fort St. John\, British Columbia\, V1J 8J5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Elder in Residence
ORGANIZER;CN="Indigenous Education":MAILTO:Indigenous@nlc.bc.ca
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