Habitat for Humanity / Yukon Housing Corporation / Arctic Winter Games / /
Country
Greenland / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / Employment Change / /
Facility
Canada Games Centre / YOUR COLLEGE / Community Yukon College / Ayamdigut Campus / Games’ headquarters / College IT / Simon Fraser University / College Forum / Yukon College / Humanity Partnership Yukon College / /
IndustryTerm
on-line questionnaire / community groups / Education technology / food / energy / energy-efficient wall system / food service / collect equipment / food services / /
NaturalFeature
Claire Hills / Ross River / Takhini River / Watson Lake / /
Organization
Humanity Partnership Yukon College / Canada Games Centre / School of Management / Yukon Government / Humanity’s National Leadership Council / Salvation Army / Yukon College / Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo / Department of Education / Student Union / Yukon Arts Centre / Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency / Advisory Committee on First Nation Initiatives / COMMUNITY IN YOUR COLLEGE COLLEGE / Community Yukon College / Ta’an Kwäch’än Council / Cold Climate Innovation Centre / Porter Creek Community Association / Simon Fraser University / /
Person
KAREN BARNES / Andrew Richardson / Maureen Conway / Josh Regnier / Chris Milner / Jennifer Moorlag / Atleo / Joseph Allison / Richard Martin / Jessie Dawson / Stephen Dunbar-Edge / Gene Batten / Bente Sorensen / /
Position
executive director / PRESIDENT / general manager / National Chief / first Student Engagement coordinator / deputy chief / Nursing instructor / translator for the Greenland team / teacher / instructor and Food Services manager / leader / spiritual leader / chair / representative / director of Whitehorse Food Bank / Financial Aid advisor / community leader / Chief / /
Product
iPads / /
SportsEvent
Winter Games / the Canada Games / /
TVStation
COMMUNITY 7 / /
Technology
3 INVESTING IN TECHNOLOGY / Education technology / /
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