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The Northern Lights College is one of the few schools in the province offering the Professional Cook Indigenous content apprenticeship program. Chef Michael French leads a class of five students who recently completed their program last month.

In 2008, SkilledTradesBC (formerly known as Industry Training Authority) established the Indigenous Programs department, focusing on increasing the number of Indigenous apprentices in the province and building strong community partnership.

After months of hard work, Surrey students celebrate the completion of building tiny homes and sheds as part of the Youth Train in Trades Carpentry program.

The Thrive-4-Blacks Youth Culinary Festival was a vibrant celebration of food, culture and community. This two-day event brought together local youth from diverse backgrounds to learn culinary skills from experienced chefs.

Uplifting his community through apprenticeship and opportunity - Curtis is dedicated to mentoring and creating career pathways for his apprentices, staff and community to continue the legacy of his uncle and others that helped support his career.

National Truth and Reconciliation Day is a day to honour the healing journeys of residential school survivors and their families and a time to engage in meaningful discussions about the history and legacy of the residential school system.