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Following the lead of former Ontario Lieutenant Governor, James Bartelman, Julia (15) and Emma (14) Mogus of Oakville are continuing to support literacy among Aboriginal youth by collecting and shipping thousands of books in to Nishnawbe Aski Nation communities across northern Ontario. They have delivered in excess of 21,000 books to date with thousands more sitting in their basement ready to be processed and shipped north.
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Outland has a great working relationship with APTN. For the past few seasons we have been catering the Blackstone television series production. The photo shows Outland chefs Louis Rodrigues and Chis Deaver posing with cast members Ray Thunderchild, Steven Cree Molison and Bernard Starlight.
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Outland Managers, Lynne Montgomery and Dave Bradley flew into the remote community of Webequie on May 23 to participate in the Simon Jacob Memorial Education Centre annual Career Fair. Following a traditional lunchtime feast for fair participants, the school gym was absolutely full of community members of all ages looking over displays and asking questions about employment opportunities and potential career paths.
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Outland is pleased to recognize the following employees for outstanding work and excellence in service.
Mathieu Savard, Kitchen Support
Béatrice Demers, Baker
Dolores Andersen, Second Cook
Tim Baird Tschirhart, Head Cook
Ramsey Powell & Jessica Northmore, Chefs
Joy Meek, Kitchen Support
Trish Porter, Kitchen Support
Darcy Welzbacher, Chef
Congratulations and thank you to everyone for their outstanding contributions. Your dedication and hard work are appreciated!
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Outland is proud to have been able to offer camp catering services for the 12-week Oshki-Pimache-O-Win's Mining Essentials program. This program offered valuable pre-employment training to 14 graduates from Webequie First Nation interested in work in the mining industry.
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June 2013- Outland Camps supports Books With No Bounds
Following the lead of former Ontario Lieutenant Governor, James Bartelman, Julia (15) and Emma (14) Mogus of Oakville are continuing to support literacy among Aboriginal youth by collecting and shipping thousands of books in to Nishnawbe Aski Nation communities across northern Ontario. They have delivered in excess of 21,000 books to date with thousands more sitting in their basement ready to be processed and shipped north.
Read More... »
May 2013- Outland and Blackstone TV Series
Outland has a great working relationship with APTN. For the past few seasons we have been catering the Blackstone television series production. The photo shows Outland chefs Louis Rodrigues and Chis Deaver posing with cast members Ray Thunderchild, Steven Cree Molison and Bernard Starlight.
Read More... »
May 2013- Outland Participates in Webequie Carrer Fair
Outland Managers, Lynne Montgomery and Dave Bradley flew into the remote community of Webequie on May 23 to participate in the Simon Jacob Memorial Education Centre annual Career Fair. Following a traditional lunchtime feast for fair participants, the school gym was absolutely full of community members of all ages looking over displays and asking questions about employment opportunities and potential career paths.
Read More... »
Outland is pleased to recognize the following employees for outstanding work and excellence in service.
Mathieu Savard, Kitchen Support
Béatrice Demers, Baker
Dolores Andersen, Second Cook
Tim Baird Tschirhart, Head Cook
Ramsey Powell & Jessica Northmore, Chefs
Joy Meek, Kitchen Support
Trish Porter, Kitchen Support
Darcy Welzbacher, Chef
Congratulations and thank you to everyone for their outstanding contributions. Your dedication and hard work are appreciated!
Read More... »
May 2013- Outland Caters for Mining Essentials Program
Outland is proud to have been able to offer camp catering services for the 12-week Oshki-Pimache-O-Win's Mining Essentials program. This program offered valuable pre-employment training to 14 graduates from Webequie First Nation interested in work in the mining industry.
Read More... »
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