Join us for the second in a series of upcoming events the PSAC Winnipeg Office is hosting highlighting Indigenous knowledge and culture! On Sunday, August 14th starting at 11am, Carl Smith of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation will guide us on a walk of the Brokenhead Wetland Interpretative Trail. Members will learn about the area that has been used by Indigenous Peoples for over 300 years for hunting, fishing, and gathering of medicines and ceremonial plants. The wetlands has ecological reserve status and is home to over 350 species of plants including rare plants, native orchids, and carnivorous plants. The trail also serves as a safe environment for Elders to pass on traditional knowledge of the wetlands to their children and grandchildren.

We are pleased to invite you to apply for the 2022 PSAC Prairies Regional Women’s Conference. The Conference theme is:

'BRIDGING THE GAP'

Delegates to the Conference will be selected based on the criteria outlined in the registration application. Each PSAC constitutionally recognized Regional Women’s Committee is entitled to send one (1) Delegate to the 2022 Prairie Regional Women’s Conference. Delegates are expected to travel to the Conference on Friday Oct 28^th and travel home in the afternoon of Monday, October 31^st, 2022.

The temperatures are heating up across the Prairies and with the hot weather it is important to review how to stay safe while working outside.