Canada’s Economic Action Plan (CEAP) and Gas Tax Fund (GTF) Education Infrastructure Projects Photo Gallery 2010-2014
Taking part in the ribbon cutting ceremony for the opening of the Tobique First Nation School on Feb. 21 were Mike Allen, MP, Tobique-Mactaquac, on behalf of AANDC Minister John Duncan; parents Laurie Paul, Shannon Perley and Denise Nicholas; Principal Paula Pirie; Chief Stewart Paul, and NB Lieutenant Governor Graydon Nicholas, a native of Tobique First Nation.
The newly renovated Uauitshitun School in the community of Natashquan, Quebec: This renovation and expansion project includes new classrooms and improved facilities overall for students from preschool to grade nine.
The newly renovated Otapi High School (César Newashish) in Manawan, Quebec: The Otapi school serves approximately 400 students from Secondary one to Secondary five. The expansion addressed the need for additional space to accommodate the growing population of the community. The additions included new classrooms, fire safety equipment and other improvements to the facilities.
Chief Clifford Bull, Janelle Manitowabi – Winner of the school naming contest, and Minister John Duncan cut the ribbon at the Grand Opening of Lac Seul's new Obishikokaang Elementary School.
Oscar Lathlin Memorial Collegiate, for grades seven to 12. The school has 17 classrooms and additional resources, including a multi-purpose room, library resource centre, and science and computer rooms.
St. Theresa Point Middle School in Manitoba under construction in May 2010. One year after construction, the school was completed in May 2011.
Exterior of St. Theresa Point Middle School, Manitoba: The new grade five to eight school has 14 classrooms including computer, science, home economics, industrial arts and multi-purpose rooms, as well as a gymnasium, library and administrative offices.
Minister John Duncan cutting the ribbon on the new St. Theresa Point Middle School with Chief Eugene Wood on May 18, 2012.
This project for the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, included design and construction of the new school, roadways, parking lots, playing fields and landscaping.
Deschambault Lake Elementary School accommodates 80 nursery/kindergarten students and 170 grade one to grade five students.
Fox Lake Elementary School at Little Red River Cree Nation supports over 500 students from kindergarten to grade six.
Official opening ceremony for Fox Lake Elementary School at Little Red River Cree Nation, Alberta: Chris Warkentin, member of Parliament for Peace River, Minister John Duncan and Chief Leslie Laboucan at the official opening that took place July 12, 2011.
Nakoda Elementary School on the Morley Reserve of the Stoney Tribe is designed for about 500 students and will initially accommodate 450.
The new Nakoda Elementary School accommodates grades kindergarten to six. There were also renovations to the existing school to accommodate high school students.
Greg Rickford, Parliamentary Secretary to Minister John Duncan, at Outma Sqilxw Cultural School ribbon cutting ceremony.
First Nations Chiefs, officials and Penticton community members celebrate ribbon cutting at Outma Sqilxw Cultural School.
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