Friday, April 1, 2016 The Gift of Partnership Locals Local 67 Local 68 Local 402 Local 501 Newsletters On February 12, a special luncheon and gift-giving ceremony was held at the Langley Member Centre to commemorate 10 years of partnership between CLAC and the Aboriginal Skills Group (ASG). The ceremony opened with Squamish Nation singers performing traditional welcome and celebration songs. ASG then presented CLAC with a beautiful cedar carving by a Squamish Nation artist. CLAC and ASG have partnered on major projects in the Lower Mainland such as the overhaul of Lions Gate Bridge, Sea-to-Sky Highway, Port Mann Bridge, and run-of-river projects. “Hundreds of First Nations people from Squamish, Tsawsassen, and Musquean communities have enjoyed the benefits of this partnership,” says Linden Pinay, ASG executive director. “ASG is proud to be a partner in assisting Aboriginal people find and secure both training and employment.” Previous Next You might be interested in Procon Miners Employees Ratify New Three-Year Contract 12 Jun 2025 Bill 30 Working for Workers Summary 12 Jun 2025 A Case Study in Partnership: Does Labour-Management Collaboration Work? 11 Jun 2025 Moving on Up: What It Takes to Manage Work and Family with Going Back to School 9 Jun 2025