The OKâlaKatiget Society has obtained funding for two youth positions.

One Radio Producer Assistant and one Television Intern.
This position will be for a period of approximately 29 weeks.
Applicants must be:

• Youth and be between the ages of 18 to 30 years old.
• Unemployed and out of school.
• The period of employment starts September 6, 2018.
• The closing date to apply is tomorrow, Wednesday, August 29, 2018.

For more information contact, the OK Society at 922-2955.

Election Day for Angajukkât is coming up on September 11,2018.

OK Radio is in the process of contacting all the nominated candidates.

Nominated Candidates are:

Nain:
Julius (Joe) Dicker (acclaimed)

Hopedale:
Marjorie Flowers
Jim Tuttauk
Charlotte Lucy-Piercy

Makkovik:
Herbert R.Jacque
Barry Andersen

Postville:
Diane Gear
Glen Sheppard
Angela Michelin

Rigolet:
Darryl Shiwak
Charlotte Wolfrey
Richard Rich
Oz Allen

To hear Dicker discuss his platform for the AngajukKâk for Nain, click HERE.

Election Day for Angajukkât is coming up on September 11,2018.

OK Radio is in the process of contacted all the nominated candidates.

Nominated Candidates are:

Nain:

Julius (Joe) Dicker (acclaimed)

Hopedale:

Marjorie Flowers
Jim Tuttauk
Charlotte Lucy-Piercy

Makkovik:

Herbert R.Jacque
Barry Andersen

Postville:

Diane Gear
Glen Sheppard
Angela Michelin

Rigolet:

Darryl Shiwak
Charlotte Wolfrey
Richard Rich
Oz Allen

Tune into tomorrow’s AtjiKangitut to hear the interview we had with one of the candidates running for AngajukKâk.

The Mokami Status of Women in Happy Valley Goose Bay is busy this summer.

Raelyene Dickers is the Executive Director for the centre.
She says they help women who are homeless and has addiction issues and mental health issues.

Dickers says the women and girls get together to socialize and do some craft work.

To hear more from Dickers on The Mokami Status of Women in HVGB, click HERE.

There is an Executive Director position available with the OKâlaKatiget Society.

Under the direction of the Board of Directors, the Executive Director co-ordinates all administrative and policy activity to ensure that the OKâlaKatiget Society meets its goals and objectives.

The successful applicant should have:

• A degree in Journalism or related educated and work experience.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• High degree of self-motivation and interest in current Labrador issues.
• Ability to speak and understand Inuktitut a major asset.

The salary range is starting at $55,000.00 annually, commensurate with experience.

Rental housing is available.

The deadline for applications is Midnight, Friday, August 31, 2018.

You can send applications to:

OKâlaKatiget Society,
P.O. Box 160
Nain, Labrador, A0P1L0
Email: sarah.abel@oksociety.com

The OKâlaKatiget Society has obtained funding for two youth positions.

One Radio Producer Assistant and one Television Intern.

This position will be for a period of approximately 29 weeks.
Applicants must be:

• Youth and be between the ages of 18 to 30 years old.
• Unemployed and out of school.
• The period of employment starts September 6, 2018.
• The closing date to apply is August 29, 2018.

For more information contact, the OK Society at 922-2955.

The OKâlaKatiget Society had funding for Radio Producer Assistant and Television Intern.

Arlene Ikkusek is a Radio Producer at OKâlaKatiget Society.

She says these two positions are for approximately 29 weeks.

Ikkusek says this is a good opportunity for the Youth, because she was a Youth when she started her work here at OKâlaKatiget Society.

To hear more of the OK positions, click HERE.

The Department of Culture, Recreation, and Tourism is offering a Master-Apprentice Program for one fluent speaker and one apprentice, each from Nain, Hopedale, Makkovik, Postville, and Rigolet.

The goal of this program is set to get a non-fluent speaker learn Inuttitut from the Master.

You will engage in daily activities with each other from Monday to Friday for 10 to 15 hours per week, for seven months.

This program will begin September 10, 2018 and run until March 2019.

If you feel that you will be fully committed to this program and is eager to learn or learn or teach Inuttitut, please apply in writing to:

Shirley Jararuse, Dept. of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Nunatsiavut Government, P.O. Box 70, Nain, NL, A0P 1L0.

Email: shirley.jararuse@nunatsiavut.com or call: (709)-922-2942, ext 262 or by fax (709)-922-2863.

Deadline to apply is August 31, 2018 at 4 pm.

Notice is given to the voters of the Community of Makkovik, that a poll has been granted for the elections now pending for this community, and that the poll will open on the 11th day September, 2018 at 8:00 am and close at 8:00 pm at the following location:

Makkovik Inuit Community Government Town Council Chambers (Back Entrance) 16 Andersen Street

Notice is further given that the person nominated as candidates in the above elections are:
1. Andersen, Winston Barry
2. Jacque, Herbert

Notice is hereby given by order of the Returning Officer that an Advance Poll will be held for the AngajukKak Elections at the following location:

Makkovik Inuit Community Government Town Council Chambers (Back Entrance) 16 Andersen Street

The poll will be held on the 06 day of September, 2018, between the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm from the purpose of receiving votes from voters entitled to vote at an advance poll.

Election Day for AngajukKaat and Community Chairs is coming up on September 11th, for everyone’s information here is who is running:

Nain:

Julius (Joe) Dicker (acclaimed)

Hopedale:

Marjorie Flowers
Jim Tuttauk
Charlotte Lucy-Piercy

Makkovik:

Herbert R.Jacque
Barry Andersen

Postville:

Diane Gear
Glen Sheppard.
Angela Michelin.

Rigolet:

Darryl Shiwak.
Charlotte Wolfrey
Richard Rich.
Oz Allen.

NunaKatiget Community Corporation (HV-GB + Mud Lake):

Patricia Kemuksigak
Edward Mesher
Leanne Hill

Sivunivut Community Corporation (NWR):

Cheryl Hope.
Maxine Winters.
Douglas McLean.
Mike Broomfield.