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Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba – Council
J. Paliwal P.Eng., FEC (President)
R. Eden P.Eng., FEC (Past President)
V. Banthia P.Eng., C. Geddert P.Eng., N. Klassen CET,
C. Lashek P.Eng., K. Levesque EIT, J. Mann P.Geo.,
C. McDonald, L. Murphy P.Geo., A. Silk P.Eng., FEC, The official publication of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba
I. Smallwood P.Eng., E. Teklemariam P.Eng., FEC,
AU T U M N 2020
I. Witkowska P.Eng.
Chairs – Boards & Committees
R. Stoesz, CPA – Audit
A. Aftanas, P.Eng., FEC – Awards
J. Gunning, P.Eng., FEC – Continuing Competency
D. Spangelo, P.Eng., FEC – Discipline FEATURES
J. Betke, P.Eng., FEC – Experience Review
E.Teklemariam, P.Eng., FEC – Finance
G. Cook, P.Eng.(Ret), FEC – Heritage
R. Herrmann, P.Eng., FEC – Indigenous Professionals Initiative
Manitoba Trailblazers 10
J. Doering, P.Eng., FEC – Investigation
Manitoba Companies
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R. Eden, P.Eng., FEC – Nominating
T. Gitzel, P.Eng., FEC – Public Awareness
A. Pawlikewich, P.Eng., FEC – Public Interest Review Join the Fight to Eliminate COVID-19
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P. Bernatsky, P.Eng. – Registration
M. Sefin, P.Eng. – Specified Scope of Practice
C. Mazurek, P.Eng. – Sports and Social Habitat for Humanity Build Days
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D. Nedohin-Macek, P.Eng., FEC – Engineers Canada Director
D. Bell, P.Geo., FGC – Geoscientists Canada Director
M. Toma, P.Eng. – Arab Members Chapter Infrastructure Summit Empowers First Nations Youth
Y. Li, EIT – Chinese Members Chapter
G. Muluye, P.Eng. – Ethio-Eritrean Members Chapter
R. San Buenaventura, P.Eng. – Filipino Members Chapter
A. Dey, P.Eng. – India Members Chapter
G. Page, P.Eng., FEC – Indigenous Members Chapter
V. Adindu, P.Eng. – Nigeria Members Chapter
N. Handa, P.Eng., FEC – Northern Chapter Executive
M. Ali, P.Eng. – Pakistan Members Chapter
S. Whaley, P.Eng. – Westman Chapter Executive DEPARTMENTS
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba President’s Message 6
– Management
G. Koropatnick, P.Eng., FEC – CEO and Registrar CEO’s Message 8
S. Sankar, P.Eng., FEC – Director of Admissions
L. Stepnuk – Director of Equity and Representation Government Relations 26
S. Sarna – Director of Government Relations
M. Gregoire, P.Eng., FEC – Director of Professional Relations Member Profile 28
I. Wiebe – Manager of Finance and IT
A. Moore, FEC (Hon.) – Manager of Operations News and Notes 30
Keystone Professional Committee Member Update 32
C. Cousin P.Eng. (Chair), K. Dodds P.Eng.,
A. Rakhra P.Eng., R. Reichelt P.Geo., FGC, S. Secter EIT, Closing Notes 33
L. Stewart P.Geo., D. Strang P.Eng., FEC
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President’s Message
Dr. Jitendra Paliwal, P.Eng., FEC
A Message of Gratitude – To All Volunteers
Early in my career, I was fortunate
to work with some of our very prominent
senior members who encouraged me to It seems incredible that in a blink, my year
volunteer and become involved in the
various activities of our Association. As as President is going to be over soon. The
I witnessed the dedicated volunteerism
of these members giving back to the
encouragement, support, and inspiration I’ve
community, it inspired me to do my part. received have been uplifting and rewarding.
And the rest is history. Therefore, through
my last ceremonial presidential message, I
would like to express my sincere gratitude
to all volunteers whose hard work and From my personal experience, I can say respective members. A very large number
dedication have helped us achieve the that senior members, both practising and of our interns and members work tirelessly
highest level of regulatory excellence. retired, have the most important role to to mentor foreign-trained newcomers
Even though the Association exists to play when it comes to motivating younger and help them with information, social
enforce the Act enshrined in provincial professionals. Their years of experience, support, and networking opportunities
legislation, a large portion of its activities are professional wisdom, and institutional that the Association is not able to provide.
shouldered by unpaid volunteers. It is quite knowledge are an invaluable resource to These chapters fill that void and play an
a remarkable feat that has been lauded guide us into the future. That is why, in the important role in helping new practitioners
by, and at the same time, confounded, face of the current debate on membership to become registered professionals.
many auditors and reviewers of such categories, we have tried our best to keep Last, but not least, are the councillors
governance models. However, to engineers the senior members engaged, so that we who sacrifice significant personal family
and geoscientists, teamwork and sharing can incorporate their input into our final time and work in the background to keep
responsibilities come naturally as part of decisions. These members serve as role the wheels of the Association spinning. I’ve
their training. The process of registration models, instill a sense of pride, and inspire been fortunate to have a very forward-
also tries to imbibe these values, via the fresh recruits to help the professions grow. thinking and hard-working council support
requirement of volunteer service. Beyond Other groups worthy of my gratitude me through my year of presidency. All the
that, and upon registration, all it takes is a are the regional and ethnic chapters. Over new and continuing initiatives that we’ve
bit of encouragement and mentorship for the years, these chapters have taken the worked on in the past year wouldn’t have
members to continue to pay it forward. role of providing informal support to their been possible without the support of these
passionate selfless individuals.
It seems incredible that in a blink,
my year as President is going to be over
soon. The encouragement, support,
and inspiration I’ve received have been
uplifting and rewarding. One day, when I
hope to be in the distinguished category
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CEO's Message
G. Koropatnick, P.Eng., FEC, CEO and Registrar
Refocusing Post-Pandemic
Looking back over the winter, We Heard from You necessary form of mentoring. Half of all
spring, and summer, many newsworthy In addition to many comments on by- applicants to Engineers Geoscientists
events took place. Early in the new laws, governance, and personal career Manitoba are from outside Canada.
year, deadly bushfires were burning highlights, both groups expressed Help with networking, job searching,
up Australia. Iran mistakenly shot the need to create opportunities for communication skills, and adjusting to
down Ukraine International Airlines engagement of those entering the the idiosyncrasies of a new culture are
Flight 752. Donald Trump became the profession as well as for those leaving. The just a few of the things mentors can
third President of the United States main theme that emerged was the need provide to new professionals.
to be impeached, and the world went to create or maintain avenues for retired
into lockdown due to the COVID-19 engineers and geoscientists to remain Mentoring Centre
pandemic. In late spring, the tragic engaged in the profession and offer their Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba
death of George Floyd sent protestors expertise and mentorship to younger occupies both floors of the building at 870
to the streets in major cities across the members. Preserving and making use of Pembina Highway. Some of the second-
United States and Canada. Conversely, that expertise was a solution expressed floor space has been developed into
many events did not take place. The NHL clearly by both groups. One younger meeting rooms and offices, while about
hockey season was a bust; no basketball, member boldly said, “That is the big issue half of the space is available for a redesign.
baseball, football, or summer festivals. – transferring knowledge. If you invite Manager of Operations Angela Moore is
The Association’s plan for a year-long some older engineers, they will teach working with Ideate Design Consulting
Centennial celebration was cancelled you in a practical way”. Another said, to develop a plan for a multifunctional
one event at a time. Physical distancing “Someone who is retired may still want to workspace. Some of the ideas being
has changed our daily routines and give back to the profession and volunteer considered would include shared
plans for back to school, work, and and serve in different capacities”. workspace, collaboration areas, seminar
community interactions. rooms, and a hospitality centre. There is a
Mentoring Others vision to provide a highly functional space
Focus Groups It’s not something many think about where applicants, members, interns, and
Last winter, before the pandemic began, – mentoring others. The Association, students can access Wi-Fi, resources, and
Probe Research hosted two focus groups in partnership with ACEC Manitoba, support services for their stages of career
for Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba. Friends of Engineering, and the Price development. One-on-one and group
The purpose was to hear from members Faculty of Engineering, has seen great mentoring sessions would be offered, in
on the role of the Association concerning success with the Women in Engineering addition to professional development
member services, and particularly, and Geoscience Mentorship Program; seminars on a variety of topics.
services for those entering retirement. connecting professionals, interns, and Based on what the focus groups
Members were recruited via telephone students. A lot can be learned from this have told us, I am asking all members
using a custom screening tool and a program and I think the time has come to to consider participating in a formal
reduced member data set provided by do more in this area to offer mentorship mentoring program. The future of
the Association. A total of 10 participants to more practitioners. engineering and geoscience depends on
per group were recruited. The first group Giving advice, support, and guidance welcoming new professionals and getting
was comprised of younger and early/mid- to a new professional is rewarding. them up to speed and integrated into the
career professionals; the second group There is no better way to welcome marketplace of Manitoba. Watch for more
was comprised of older/senior and retired others into the profession than to walk details as they become available.
members. Both groups included men with them as they begin their careers. Your feedback is welcomed. If you have
and women across all industry sectors. Many are coming to Canada after any ideas on this topic or others, please
Sessions were hosted at a dedicated years of practice in another country. email me at GKoropatnick@EngGeoMB.ca.
focus-group facility in Winnipeg. Welcoming newcomers is another Have a great day!
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Mpho Begin is village in Botswana to Canada, where safely for patients all over the world. She is
passionate about she graduated with a master’s degree in also an entrepreneur developing an
healthcare technology computer engineering from the innovative mobile health platform and has
and how it helps University of Manitoba. She is using her a vision of patients receiving the care they
improve people’s lives. skills in the medical device industry, need regardless of their location. She
Her curiosity uprooted her from a rural ensuring medications are prepared believes in paying it forward and
volunteers with various organizations in
the community, including Immigrant and
Refugee Community Organization of
Manitoba (IRCOM), Grace Hospital
Foundation, and George and Fay Yee
Centre for Healthcare Innovation (CHI).
Christian Böhm grew up
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AND LEVEL YOUR HOUSE developed an early
passion for exploring the
outdoors. This led him to
study geology at ETH Zurich (Swiss
Federal Institute of Technology-
Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule).
He used a research grant from Switzerland
to do post-doctoral research and teach at
the University of Alberta, which included
dating of rocks for the Manitoba
Geological Survey. Through this work, he
got to know Manitoba geology and
geologists and decided to join the
Manitoba Geological Survey in 2002,
knowing he would never run out of
exciting geology in Manitoba. As the Chief
Geologist, Christian oversees the
government’s geoscience program. His
focus has primarily been on the early
evolution of Manitoba, with a geological
record going back nearly four billion years!
Alanna Gray joined
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role in obtaining regulatory approval started as a summer student at can apply those lessons to build the next
and ensures all products meet customer Magellan Aerospace, then joined as a generation of satellites that will keep
and regulatory specifications. Alanna is full-time engineer working on flight Canada safe and at the forefront of
proud to be part of the team developing software. More recently, he moved to scientific research.
products in the fight against the Montreal for a two-year Interchange
COVID-19 pandemic. Read more about Canada position, supporting satellite Know someone you would like to
Precision ADM’s efforts during the operations at the Canadian Space suggest as a Manitoba Trailblazer?
pandemic on page 13. Agency. His goal is simple – learn about Submit their name and story to
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Albert Fia was born in
Lethbridge, Alberta in
1915. After serving
overseas with the
Canadian Army during
the Second World War, he earned a
master’s degree in engineering at the
Royal Military College of Science. In 1958,
he resigned his commission with the
army to become the new director of
Bristol Aerospace’s rocket division in
Winnipeg, where he would design the
Black Brant rocket. In 1981, shortly after
his retirement as Vice-President of Bristol,
Albert was presented with a NASA Public
Service Medal, he was the first person
outside of the United States to receive
the honour. Known as the Father of
Canadian Rocketry, he died in 2004.
Karen Mathers Born
and raised in Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Karen Mathers
holds a master’s degree in
geological sciences from
the University of Manitoba. She has spent
the last 22 years working in environmental
consulting. As a Principal with Stantec
Consulting Ltd., she currently manages
the operations of the Environmental
Services Group in Manitoba and the
Environmental and Engineering Services
Group in Thunder Bay.
A big believer in safety, quality, and
collaboration/teamwork, Karen loves
the diversity of consulting and leading
multidisciplinary teams to successful
project outcomes for clients.
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JOIN THE FIGHT
to
By R. Lewis Eliminate COVID-19
T he rumblings began back in
December 2019 about a potentially
deadly virus devastating Wuhan,
the capital of China’s Hubei Province. For
breadline with unsettling questions
about where their next paycheque would
come from, with no foreseeable timeline
on when the virus would relent.
In the earliest days of the pandemic,
Price Industries was designated by the
government as an essential service. While
providing ventilation systems for use
many of us, it seemed worlds away from When something as essential as the in critical environments has been the
our realities, and so it became nothing air we breathe is cause for concern, business of the day for Price Industries
more than just that: rumblings. As the health and safety had to become a for many years, the company was faced
world ushered in the new year, those central theme in the fight against the with the almost-overnight and herculean
rumblings seemed to get a little louder coronavirus; as shortages loomed and task of meeting an extraordinary demand
and a little closer to our doorsteps with demand outstripped supply, particularly to create safe spaces to house patients
Canada announcing its first case of the as it pertained to the healthcare industry and those who had the responsibility
novel coronavirus in Toronto on January and its dire need for life-saving, health- of caring for them. As more and more
25, 2020. Even then, the atmosphere preserving equipment, the need for hospitals were overrun with more COVID-
here in Winnipeg in particular, and the companies to fill those gaps, stem the 19-positive patients than their capacities
rest of Manitoba at large seemed – for shortages, and to do so quickly and could handle, hotels, convention centres,
the most part – relaxed. That all changed efficiently became increasingly evident. and shuttered hospitals were desperately
on March 12, however, when Manitoba It was at this time that several Manitoba sought out and transformed into
announced its first case of COVID-19. That organisations stepped up to meet the “healthcare” facilities. This is where the
day, everything seemed to fall silent. There increasing health and safety demands, innovation of Price Industries’ products
was a palpable shift in the atmosphere not only here in Canada, but across the came to bear. In order to meet the rigid
that no one could quite describe, but United States. Here, we feature two of standards of a typical healthcare facility
everyone knew was hovering. What once those organisations. such as a hospital, alternate facilities were
seemed liked a distant notion to us here in converted almost literally at the drop of
Manitoba became a very clear and present PRICE INDUSTRIES hat to negative-pressure isolation rooms
reality we could no longer ignore. Founded in 1949 by Ernest H. Price, to accommodate the growing crisis.
With the announcement of the virus, Price Industries began its operations These rooms were outfitted with fan filter
Manitoba’s government and health officials in Manitoba selling air distribution units, which remove airborne viruses and
took steps to reassure and keep the public products. Price expanded across Canada other contaminants from the atmosphere
informed about every new case and every as a distribution company over the next of a space. With COVID-19 classified as an
step being taken to prevent the spread of several decades, manufacturing under airborne virus, it doesn’t take much of an
the virus. Businesses were advised on best licence in the 1960s. imagination to see how these fan filter
practices in the interest of the health and Gerry Price, son of the founder, units would boost health and safety for
safety of their employees, with warnings entered the company in 1977, and in those in harm’s way. Not only were these
that a shutdown of the economy was 1987, he became President, subsequently units handy in makeshift facilities, they
very likely. While some businesses had acquiring the company from the also served to keep healthcare workers
the ability to equip their workers with shareholders at the time. The company, safe in critical workspaces.
the necessary tools to work from home, which celebrated 70 years last year, has While Price Industries’ fan filter units
others weren’t in the position to offer their become the dominant commercial HVAC have been instrumental in keeping
employees the same opportunity. Many manufacturer of ventilation products in exhaust air from negative-pressure
retail companies were forced to shut down North America, and continues to expand environments clean, it is not the only
operations entirely, leaving many on the supply channels globally. product that the company has seen fly off
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Extrusions, a Price subsidiary, has been technologies into its expansion to shortages of basic personal protective
hard at work supplying support systems showcase the new normal reality that equipment, such as masks, seemed to
used in the creation of portable shelters, offices will be facing. take on intrinsic value, the company’s
which are also serving as makeshift While the demand for its products President and CEO, Martin Petrak saw an
hospital facilities, while at its operations in fighting COVID-19 has levelled out opportunity to apply Precision ADM’s
in Wisconsin, AROW Global, employees in some areas, the company has seen expertise in 3D printing and its extensive
have been busy keeping up with the opportunities to branch out into other knowledge of the medical field. Precision
demand for protective systems for public places where health and safety are of ADM joined forces with the Orthopaedic
transportation workers. paramount importance, such as dental Innovation Centre to set up a taskforce of
While it’s one thing to make the offices and facilities working on creating key engineers, which included lead project
products that they do day in and day out, and testing potential vaccines. engineers Trevor Penner, Ryan Olson and
in this particular period where demand If there is anything that the company Trevor Gascoyne, as well as lead quality
has reached unprecedented proportions, has learned from this pandemic, engineer Alanna Gray. The taskforce took
it’s a fair question to ask how the company according to its VP of Operations, into account the fact that there was no
has fared in meeting that demand at a Sean Gaudreau, it’s the importance other company in Canada undertaking a
time when borders have been closed, and of consistency in leadership, clear project such as this, which in turn meant
everyday services that many of us take for communication and taking advantage that Precision ADM had to focus on
granted, such as cross-border shipments, of the opportunity to serve in a time of developing a digital and agile supply chain
have been overtaxed. Price Industries crisis. Gerry Price added, “The well- for the Canadian system.
has stepped up to the challenge du jour being of our team members is always Long before the pandemic hit, Precision
with its 1,400 employees in Manitoba, our number one priority, as they are the ADM had spent years developing and
and 3,500-plus employees across North ones doing the heavy lifting, and taking acquiring its medical certifications. As
America working around the clock to remarkable care of our customers, which a result of that hindsight, the company
meet the needs of the healthcare sectors is what truly differentiates Price.” was able to secure the bid to mass
at a critical time. produce reusable N95 masks and meet
The company is seeking to increase PRECISION ADM the demands of its medical supply chains.
its “Price Strong” workforce – also the Another company deemed essential at Considering that these masks are typically
company’s slogan – with a hiring drive, the height of the pandemic was Precision made for one-time use, the fact that they
and is also working on an expansion ADM, which offers Advanced Digital would be reliable for up to 30 uses, and
project at its facility, which will Manufacturing® services. Established could even be disinfected after each
incorporate health and safety measures in 2015, the Winnipeg, Manitoba-based use was, in itself, a huge step forward in
that reflect what our new normal could company is a spin-off of the Orthopaedic battling the virus, particularly within the
look like in the future. Innovation Centre, which offers medical healthcare setting where they have proven
Price Industries is not taking the testing capabilities and expertise in invaluable to frontline workers.
health, safety, or contribution of its support of the medical device industry. Perhaps the most notable among
employees for granted either, ensuring A leader in the manufacture of the company’s products at this key
that they are equipped with the gear medical devices, Precision ADM provides phase in getting the virus under control
needed to stay safe while they work, engineering solutions for the aerospace is its nasopharyngeal swab, known as
such as masks; maintaining signage and energy sectors, and specializes in CANSWAB™. Martin Petrak had proposed
that keeps employees cognisant of the additive manufacturing, or 3D printing. the idea of creating a swab to his team
recommended two-metre physical This innovation has proven valuable to after coming across literature to support
distance; keeping sanitizing tools readily the medical field in reducing production the company’s foray into making the
accessible to everyone; and ensuring costs, bringing new and advanced product. With the full backing of his
that regular cleanings, particularly technologies to the forefront of the team, he next approached the Winnipeg
in high-touch areas, are undertaken field, while maintaining rigorous, quality Regional Health Authority, which later
throughout their facilities. The company standards of production. became Precision ADM’s first client to
click HERE to return to table of contents 13order the swabs. Once the company product made in Canada for fighting to contain the pandemic are no small
crossed this bridge, it went through the COVID-19, there’s also that unspoken feats and go a long way in being prepared
process of regulatory submissions with pressure and responsibility to ensure that for a scenario such as this, should it ever
Health Canada. The newly engineered mass production still equals quality. arise again.
3D-printed swab received the green light “As an organization, we were
from the federal government in July able to quickly pivot to new types FRONTLINES OF INNOVATION
for production. The company has since of devices using our experience in To date, Manitoba has been spared the
almost tripled its workforce from an regulatory approval, medical device worst effects of the pandemic, which is
original 22 employees to 60 in a 100-day manufacturing and problem-solving and still plaguing parts of Canada, the United
period, many of whom include university risk-based thinking. We are thrilled to States, Europe and Latin America. The
engineering students. Precision ADM has produce a high-quality product that is province, and several of the companies
also acquired an additional facility to meet manufactured, packaged, sterilized and located here, have played a significant role
the demand for the swabs as provincial distributed in Canada,” said Alanna Gray, in fighting to eliminate the virus. While
governments rely on them in their efforts Quality Engineer at Precision ADM. some have completely shifted the focus
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brand-new youth recreation might be the youth’s intended goal, Nation, Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First
centre in Keeseekoowenin engineers helped shape the concept Nation, and Nisichawayasihk First Nation
Ojibway First Nation. Carpentry with choices and considerations such communities. Youth from Ebb and Flow and
students building homes and as square footage, programming space Keeseekoowenin First Nations would each
earning hours towards a Red Seal in requirements, location, land-use history, construct a new youth recreation centre in
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation. Renovations and access to roads and utilities. No their community. In Sayisi Dene First Nation,
on an Indigenous Food Centre and project process would be complete the renovation of a youth centre would create
teaching kitchen in Wasagamack First without a demonstration in estimating a a safe space for young community members
Nation. These are just a few of the budget and project schedule. Youth were to gather. Wasagamack First Nation identified
infrastructure projects that came as a result taught to identify risks, such as winter the need for a comprehensive post-secondary
of the first-ever Manitoba First Nations road delivery restrictions, or unforeseen training facility and decided to renovate
Youth Summit hosted by Indigenous subsoil, which could impact costs and the their existing community school to create a
Services Canada in partnership with time required to complete their project. teaching kitchen and Indigenous Food Centre.
First Peoples Development Inc. and the As well, the project implementation Dakota Tipi wanted to be able to host hockey
National Screen Institute of Canada. process and special considerations games and tournaments in their community
Leadership at Indigenous Services such as whether a full design-bid-build and would construct a new outdoor ice rink
Canada wanted to create an initiative procurement or a more expedited design- facility. Skownan First Nation proposed a
that would empower First Nations youth build methodology should be used were multi-use community building using a unique
to have a real, long-term, and positive also explained. Star-Blanket configuration. Waywayseecappo
impact on their community. They also would employ community youth to
wanted to provide an opportunity for Youth advocate and create revitalize and construct a fitness facility,
youth to gain experience and insight To capture the process and proposal dance studio, and Elder lodge spaces. Lastly,
into the infrastructure procurement and progress, students were given camera Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation’s youth would
planning process and use that knowledge equipment and received mentorship from help construct homes within their community
to conceive, create, and present proposals First Peoples Development Inc. and the while earning hours towards a Red Seal.
to a panel of executives in a real-world National Screen Institute of Canada. From After the First Nations Youth Summit
environment. They partnered with First there, youth captured their experiences events in Winnipeg, projects proceeded
Peoples Development Inc. and the Manitoba using film, writing, and song. In March into the design and construction phases.
First Nations Youth Summit was born. 2019, the youth were invited back to Back in their communities, youth used their
The journey began in October 2018 Winnipeg to present their proposals in experiences to advocate for their peers and
when youth from 51 Manitoba First front of a panel of executives and engineers had the opportunity to work alongside band
Nations were asked to imagine an from Indigenous Services Canada and staff leadership in positions that allowed them
infrastructure project for their respective from First Peoples Development Inc. and to gain valuable experience in community
community. They were then invited the National Screen Institute of Canada. construction, program development, and
to Winnipeg to share their ideas and The youth’s adept and creative use of film, engineering. The youth worked alongside
learn about community infrastructure song, and other multimedia allowed their Indigenous Services Canada engineers, Chief
development and planning, proposal proposals to transcend into the world of and Council representatives, architects,
writing, and to develop their presentation storytelling. Each team’s novel presentation project managers, and contractors to be
skills. In Winnipeg, youth were partnered of their proposal was so effective, all eight involved in all aspects of major capital
with, and received mentorship from, teams had their proposals approved and procurement. Youth were exposed to
Indigenous Service Canada engineers. would now see their projects move from everything from drafting terms of reference
Similar to the profession of engineering, dreams into reality. to evaluating, reviewing, and publicly
where after one identifies a need or an In total, over $4 million in funding tendering construction contracts. When
issue then organizes technical solutions, for project completion was awarded to additional carbon-reduction funding
engineers explained how the professional Sayisi Dene First Nation, Wasagamack became available, youth seized the
proposal writing process can be used to First Nation, Ebb and Flow First opportunity to incorporate ‘green’ initiatives
address their community’s infrastructure Nation, Waywayseecappo First Nation, in their projects such as geothermal HVACs
needs. Where a recreation centre Skownan First Nation, Dakota Tipi First and solar power systems. In many cases
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community members themselves,
allowing them to gain transferrable
experience to become future
community infrastructure leaders.
Throughout the process, Indigenous
Services Canada engineering staff
learned much as well. Opportunities
to increase participation and learning
were encouraged, and roles were re-
examined. From concept, to design,
to construction, the Youth Summit
projects provided an opportunity to
employ more than an engineering
skillset; people were able to become
educators and mentors as well.
Some lessons learned included the
importance of letting people safely
run with the process. While mistakes
were inevitable, the experience and
knowledge gained were priceless.
Ground-breaking ceremony at the Dakota Tipi Outdoor Rink featuring Vegas Golden Knight
Second, remembering to take the time
Zach Whitecloud in August 2019.
to educate and transfer knowledge.
Despite the best of intentions,
oftentimes throughout the flurry of
construction, there was not much
time to transfer knowledge. Finally,
developing programming is just as
essential to the success of a facility as
the construction. Usually, outside of an
engineer’s expertise, it can be difficult
to assist clients with putting programs
for their facilities in place. Reaching out
to a passionate person with expertise The youth of Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation work Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation
in the field allowed us to both help the on constructing homes while earning hours Youth Recreation Centre reaches
client and learn a lot along the way. towards their Red Seals in September 2019. substantial completion.
At the time of publication, most of
the Youth Summit projects are nearing
completion, or are already complete. Some
delays have been encountered due to the
COVID-19 pandemic, and many grand
opening ceremonies have been postponed to
MECHANICAL ensure the safety of all community members.
Fortunately, some projects were not affected
ELECTRICAL by the COVID-19 pandemic. In August 2019,
Brandon, Manitoba’s Zach Whitecloud of the
HIGH VOLTAGE Vegas Golden Knights attended the ground-
ENERGY breaking ceremony for the Dakota Tipi First
Nation outdoor rink.. While the celebration
ENGINEERING of a completed project is important, the
goal of this initiative was to provide an
opportunity for youth to address some of the
WWW.MCW.COM needs of their communities and lead a major
infrastructure project. The Manitoba First
Nations Youth Summit provided an innovative
way to empower First Nations youth and
advance reconciliation.
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