Jonas Sheshamush
Jonas spends most of the year on his traplines
Read MoreTo honor the legacy and lasting contributions of our late colleague, the Cree Mineral Exploration Board decide to name its Secondary 5 Sciences Award the CMEB Marlene Mackinnon Sciences Award. Marlene Mackinnon was a dedicated geologist whose passion for science, commitment to excellence, and generosity in sharing knowledge deeply inspired students, colleagues, and communities alike. By associating her name
with this award, CMEB recognizes her meaningful impact on science education and her unwavering support for youth pursuing studies in the sciences. This award will serve as a lasting tribute to Marlene’s memory and as an encouragement to future generations to follow in her footsteps with curiosity, integrity, and dedication.
To honor the legacy and lasting contributions of our late colleague, the Cree Mineral Exploration Board decide to name its Secondary 5 Sciences Award the CMEB Marlene Mackinnon Sciences Award. Marlene Mackinnon was a dedicated geologist whose passion for science, commitment to excellence, and generosity in sharing knowledge deeply inspired students, colleagues, and communities alike. By associating her name
with this award, CMEB recognizes her meaningful impact on science education and her unwavering support for youth pursuing studies in the sciences. This award will serve as a lasting tribute to Marlene’s memory and as an encouragement to future generations to follow in her footsteps with curiosity, integrity, and dedication.
Discover information about each of the 10 Cree communites in Eeyou Istchee, including where specific traplines are located as well as the different types of geology of each region. Also see whta we have been up to in our current and previous activity reports
The Cree Mineral Exploration Board works very closely with the Cree Human Resources Development (CHRD) to develop training and job assistance initiatives for the benefit of the Cree.