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TechNations 2026

TechNations is coming to Sault Ste. Marie, this August 18 & 19! We are currently accepting abstracts for potential presentations to host, so submit now to potentially be a presenter at this year's premier Ontario First Nations technical conference.
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Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Manitoulin Island - May 12 - 14

Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 is a practical training program focused on the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment process in accordance with CSA Z769 and CCME Guidelines. The course provides hands-on instruction in data gap analysis, health and safety planning, and the development of effective sampling plans. Participants gain experience with drilling techniques and field procedures, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as proper field documentation, such as borehole logging and chain of custody.
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Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Fort Frances - April 28 - 30

Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 is a practical training program focused on the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment process in accordance with CSA Z769 and CCME Guidelines. The course provides hands-on instruction in data gap analysis, health and safety planning, and the development of effective sampling plans. Participants gain experience with drilling techniques and field procedures, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as proper field documentation, such as borehole logging and chain of custody.
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Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 - Cambridge - March 31 - April 2

Contaminated Sites Management (CSM) 102 is a practical training program focused on the Phase II Environmental Site Assessment process in accordance with CSA Z769 and CCME Guidelines. The course provides hands-on instruction in data gap analysis, health and safety planning, and the development of effective sampling plans. Participants gain experience with drilling techniques and field procedures, including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as proper field documentation, such as borehole logging and chain of custody.
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Meilleures pratiques de construction - Webinaire

La construction d’une nouvelle maison peut être une tâche décourageante. La plupart conviendront que la manière la plus efficace de construire une maison est de bien faire les choses du premier coup. Si vous construisez votre propre maison, vous voulez vous assurer de bien faire les choses du premier coup. Si vous travaillez dans le service de logement de votre communauté des Premières Nations, vous voulez vous assurer que les maisons qu’on y construit durent pendant des générations. Cette séance donnera un aperçu des étapes d’un projet de logements, du début à la fin.
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Séance d’information sur les mises à jour proposées aux Recommandations pour la qualité de l’eau potable au Canada – Le chlorite et le chlorate

Santé Canada propose des mises à jour aux Recommandations pour la qualité de l’eau potable au Canada concernant le chlorite et le chlorate. Les Premières Nations sont invitées à assister à une séance d’information sur ces modifications proposées, organisée par l’Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC), et à soumettre leurs commentaires à Santé Canada.
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Construction Best Practices - Webinar

Construction of a new home can be a daunting task. Most would agree that the most efficient way to build a house is to get it right the first time. If you’re building your own home you want to make sure to get it right the first time. If you work in the housing department in your First Nation community, you want to make sure that the houses that are built in your community last for generations. This session will provide an overview of the stages of a housing project from start to finish.
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Info Session on Proposed Updates to Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality – Chlorite and Chlorate

Health Canada is proposing updates to the Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality for Chlorite and Chlorate. First Nations are encouraged to attend a technical information session on these proposed changes, hosted by Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC), and to submit any comments to Health Canada.
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Reaching Home Information Webinar

The Ontario First Nations Reaching Home Initiative (OFNRHI) empowers First Nation communities by providing funding to help prevent and reduce homelessness by offering service delivery projects aligned with First Nations' needs. Join this webinar to learn about the parameters to apply and receive this funding for your eligible project.