Secwepemc Cultural Education Society

America's First Caribbean Museum Celebrates Two-Year Anniversary and Launches Giving Season Campaign

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Thursday, November 10, 2022
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Starting with Island SPACE Milestones 2022, the museum will recognize some of South Florida's outstanding Caribbean trailblazers while celebrating its two-year anniversary.

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  • Starting with Island SPACE Milestones 2022, the museum will recognize some of South Florida's outstanding Caribbean trailblazers while celebrating its two-year anniversary.
  • This casually elegant event will be a night of fundraising, fashion, celebration and connection held on Wednesday, November 16th, 2022 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. at Island SPACE Caribbean Museum, at the Broward Mall in Plantation.
  • For a suggested donation of $100 or above, art enthusiasts and cultural philanthropists are invited to join the celebration of Caribbean excellence.
  • The following day, Island SPACE will participate in one of the nation's foremost 24-hour annual giving events #GiveMiamiDay.

Alithya reports another quarter of strong revenue growth for Q1 fiscal 2023

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Thursday, August 11, 2022
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"We are very pleased to begin a new fiscal year with continued strong revenue growth and solid bookings.

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  • "We are very pleased to begin a new fiscal year with continued strong revenue growth and solid bookings.
  • In Canada, business continues to be fueled by strong bookings from the public sector and new business with existing clients.
  • We are therefore pleased with the potential for margin growth as we expand our offshore operations.
  • On a sequential basis, revenues increased by $6.8 million, from $120.0 million for the fourth quarter of last year.

Two Alithya projects are nominated for Québec OCTAS awards

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Monday, May 9, 2022
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Each year, the general public and the jury of this prestigious contest held by the Rseau Action TI vote for projects that leverage digital and information technologies in Qubec.

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  • Each year, the general public and the jury of this prestigious contest held by the Rseau Action TI vote for projects that leverage digital and information technologies in Qubec.
  • National Bank's Fabrique aux automatisations is nominated for two OCTAS: the People's Favourite and the Process Transformation Large Company awards.
  • Alithya also developed a web application that let hospital staff answer volunteer requests and check their patient requests in real time.
  • The winners of the OCTAS awards will be announced on June 8, 2022, in Montral.

Government of Canada announces new recipients under second phase of CanCode Program

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Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Susquehanna Valley, Project Learning Tree, Secwepemc Cultural Education Society

This is in addition to the six organizations that received funding from the program earlier this summer.

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  • This is in addition to the six organizations that received funding from the program earlier this summer.
  • Under the first phase of CanCode, the program helped provide 1.9 million experiences in coding and digital skills training to Canadian students and 96,000 teachers.
  • CanCode funding recipients deliver digital skills learning opportunities for students from kindergarten to Grade 12 and/or training programs and workshops for teachers.
  • In 2019, 27 projects from across Canada, including the 21 projects announced today, have received funding from the CanCode program.