Métis

Lorna Sanderson

Dauphin, MBIT ServicesExternal verificationWebsite checked

About this business

Lorna is a proud Metis beader. She is originally from Crane River but currently lives in Dauphin. Lorna is a self taught beader, and has been beading since she was young. She stopped for awhile and then took it back up just in the last 7 years. She’s attended workshops on beading to learn new techniques and just the joy of being with other beaders. She really enjoys teaching/mentoring other beaders (beginning and ….) and sharing her knowledge. Lorna is a Business Administration graduate and currently works for the Federal Government for the past 26 years. She currently sits on the Dauphin Amisk Metis Local as Chair and hold a position on the Board of Directors for Infinity Woman Secretariate.

Business details

CategoriesIT Services, Retail, Arts & Culture
Stated identityMétis
Nation, community affiliation, or Inuit regionRed River Métis
Supplier statusListed government supplier
Procurement recordregistry listed
Business statusactive
Profile coverage62% of directory fields
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Location and service area

300-150 Henry Avenue (ESGS), Dauphin, Manitoba, R3B 0J7

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Dauphin Friendship Centre

Urban Indigenous Friendship Centre or affiliated community-serving organization.

Education, training or employment organization

Louis Riel Institute

Métis educational and cultural institution affiliated with the Manitoba Métis Federation.

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Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg

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Anishinaabe Agowidiiwinan Secretariat Inc.

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