Cherish Johnson Seine River First Nation Participant, Outland Youth Employment Program Dream Job: Unsure Meeting new people, being outside, and completing certifications are what Cherish loved most during her Green Job experience in 2021. She said she was also excited to plant trees. She advises other young adults to stay focused and positive.
Add some colour to your style (casual and/or business) with PLT Canada’s high-quality #MyGreenMentor socks! Features include: Ultra-comfortable fabric made from 70% cotton, 20% polyester and 10% elasta fibres Retains good colour and elasticity after countless washes Reinforced heel and toe Abrasion-resistant Seamless handmade toe Breathable
A combination of unique fabrics creates an exceptional look, superb comfort and extreme durability that allows this t-shirt to be used actively and to withstand repeated washing. 50% polyester, 25% cotton, 25% rayon (made from tree fibers!) Uniquely soft fabrication Modern fit Crew neck Side seams
Antoine Moonias Neskantaga First Nation Participant, Outland Youth Employment Program Dream Job: Content Creator Antoine planted trees and enjoyed having fun with his peers during his Green Job experience in 2021. He hopes to become a content creator on YouTube. His advice for other youth is to “enjoy every moment.”
Kobe Peters Keewaywin First Nation Crew leader in training, Outland Youth Employment Program (OYEP) Kobe first joined OYEP in 2017, and he went back as a crew leader in training in 2019. As of Spring 2021, he works for Yataw Camps & Logistics for the Wataynikaneyap Project in Northern Ontario. In the spring of 2021, Kobe also planted on Outland’s 807 Resolute Plant.
