Thursday, 31 May 2018

Intern for Terry Beech, Member of Parliament

Summer Leadership Program

Students would get a hands on experience on what it is like to work in a constituency office. They will have multiple opportunities to connect with constituents about issues that matter to them. This type of experience will not only enhance your student's social skills but it could also inspire them to make a change in their community. Students will also be able to use their leadership skills and help plan various events, which will take place during the summer. 
Our office views this work experience opportunity as a way for the students to build their resume and network.
If interested in this opportunity, please contact:
Ayesha Khaira
SLP Intern to Terry Beech
Member of Parliament, Burnaby North-Seymour
T: 604-718-8870
House of Commons

Odlum Brown VanOpen Tennis Tournament Volunteers

Calling all Boys & Girls to join the ball crew

One key to Odlum Brown VanOpen’s success is the dedication and enthusiasm of our outstanding Ball Crew. Mark your calendar and join us August 11-19, 2018.
To become a member of our ball crew, boys and girls must be between the ages of 12 and 18 years, have experience playing tennis, and be available from August 11th to 19th. Ball Crew members will also need to complete two training sessions that will be held in May, June, July and August leading up to the tournament.
In exchange for their service, the tournament will provide Ball Crew members with:
  • Meals, snacks, water and sports drinks
  • Sunscreen to wear when on court and a large tent for relaxing in the shade between matches
  • An official Ball Crew shirt and hat to be worn throughout the tournament (Ball Crew members will need to wear their own black shorts to complete the uniform)
  • Access to watch the tournament when not on court (although staying out of the sun is monitored :))
Our great Ball Crew Managers, Andrew Bailey and Sierra Roberts, will contact team members about the training schedule once their online application form has been received.
To become a member of the Odlum Brown VanOpen Ball Crew CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP ONLINE.
If you have any questions, please email us.

Wednesday, 30 May 2018

Environment and Climate Change Canada


Are you looking for a unique experience and to learn more about the exciting work being done in Environment and Climate Change Canada’s science labs? Are you interested in pursuing a career in science and technology?

You are invited to get an inside look at the fascinating work by Environment and Climate Change Canada scientists during our Open Labs event!

Every day, at Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) labs across the country, scientists and technologists are working hard to ensure Canadians enjoy a safe, clean and sustainable environment. As part of the National Public Service Week celebrations, we are opening up our labs to give Canadians a first-hand look at our work!

The following ECCC lab will be open:

Event:             Open Lab
Date:              June 14, 2018
Time:              Tours at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. PDT 
Location:        Pacific Environmental Science Centre 
                        2645 Dollarton Highway
 North Vancouver, B.C.
                         V7H 1B1

*Please note: no backpacks are allowed in the lab and children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
                       
The Pacific Yukon Laboratory for Environmental Testing (PYLET) has specialized laboratory facilities providing chemical, biological, toxicological and toxicogenomic analysis in support of many departmental programs and its obligations under the Canada Water Act, the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, and Fisheries Act.

The Pacific Environmental Science Centre laboratories, North Vancouver, provide scientific data for freshwater quality monitoring programs, wildlife and environmental enforcement related investigations, and emerging priorities. The chemistry section of the laboratory specializes in environmental contaminant analysis, oil spill forensics, and identification of unknown contaminants in the environment.
 
To register for a tour, please call 1-800-668-6767, or email ec.enviroinfo.ec@canada.ca. Please indicate your name, contact information, which tour you would like to attend and the number of guests attending. For more information, please visit our website.