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Did You Know? In 2009-10, the budget for the Ministry of First Nations and Métis Relations increased by $17.6 million to cover anticipated payments to Community Development Corporations and to the First Nations Trust related to gaming and tied to the 2002 Gaming Framework Agreement. Northern Affairs Career OpportunitiesNorthern Saskatchewan is an engine for economic growth. The recent strong prices for the Province's non-renewable resources, particularly uranium, have led to unprecedented interest and investment in exploration and development. There is continued strong potential for growth in oil sands, commercial fishing and other primary resources such as wild rice, plus many interesting and rewarding careers in the tourism industry in Saskatchewan's beautiful boreal forest and lake country. The economic environment in the North presents significant opportunities for northerners in business and employment, but there are challenges: rugged landscapes, great distances between communities, and the need for skills training and business assistance. The northern population is young and growing, and keen to benefit from northern development that is environmentally sound and sustainable. The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to seeing that Northerners realize their dreams, and you can play a part - with a career in the civil service. First Nations and Métis Relations and other provincial ministries are seeking energetic, engaged people who want to make a difference in the North in a variety of fields. If you are looking for an exciting, challenging career in the public service, visit http://www.gov.sk.ca/careers. For more information about Northern Affairs, contact us at 425-4207 in La Ronge or 787-2906 in Regina. |
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