Vittorio Hernandez – AHN News Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (AHN) – The federal government and the Assembly of First Nations of Canada agreed Thursday to institute major reforms in the education of aborigine children. The move aims to reverse decades of failure. To pursue the initiative, an expert panel will submit by the middle of 2011 [...]
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Canada agrees to reform First Nation education
December 10th, 2010 
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November 19th, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (AHN) – Manitoba Education Minister Nancy Allan announced Thursday the province will push for a new law that would increase the truancy age to 18. That means young residents would be required to acquire an education or training until they reach 18. Allan said the change was necessary because [...]
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September 21st, 2010 davidguide AHN News Staff Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (AHN) – The Assembly of First Nations is asking the federal government of Canada to increase funding for education for aboriginal youth by $2 billion. The extra money seeks to bridge the gap between funding for regular Canadian schools and those for natives. Shawn Atleo, national chief of the [...]
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September 15th, 2010 davidguide The Media Line Staff Iraq David E. Miller – One in five Iraqis aged 10 to 49 cannot read or write, with large discrepancies in literacy levels between men and women, a report by the United Nations has found. The report, released by the UN Inter-Agency Information and Analysis Unit, found that illiteracy among women [...]
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February 17th, 2010 J. J. Brown Every business is supported by an idea or a dream and for implementing this idea we need finance. This is where the government small business grant comes into play.
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