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Trudeau Foundation names NAAF CEO Roberta Jamieson as mentor for promising Canadian scholars

February 1, 2010 --- The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (NAAF) Chair Len Flett is proud to announce that Roberta Jamieson NAAF President and CEO has been named a mentor for the Trudeau Foundation. 

Ms. Jamieson is one of ten nationally recognized and experienced Canadian public leaders who will be paired up with bright young Ph.D. student recipients of a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholarship.


Province of Saskatchewan confirmed as major partner for the 17th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards and Student Career Fair

January 29, 2010 – TORONTO – The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation (NAAF) is excited to announce that the Province of Saskatchewan has donated $197,500 towards the 2010 National Aboriginal Achievement Awards and the Blueprint for the Future Student Career Fair.


17th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards


Red Works Studio photography


2010 National Aboriginal Achievement Award recipients announced


The 2010 National Aboriginal Achievement Award recipients -
Photographed by Rosalie Favell

TORONTO -- November 17, 2009:

The House of Commons took time to celebrate the successes of 14 remarkable Aboriginal Canadians selected for the 17th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards, taking place on March 26, 2010.


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December 2009