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CIM – Cowessess First Nation and Morris Interactive

In 2021, the first iteration of the Digital Transformation in Potash Mining (DTiPM) program was launched by Morris Interactive in partnership with Cowessess First Nation and The Mosaic Company - delivered on Cowessess First Nation.

Mosaic Invests in Potash Digital Skills Training for Indigenous Students

The Mosaic Company Invests $1 million dollars in the economic reconciliation through partner, Morris Interactive's Digital Transformation in Potash Mining training program for the next 5 years.

Education & Diversity Highlight – The Digital Transformation in Potash Mining Program

IMII strongly believes in education and diversity, both key motivations behind the decision to fund the creation of the Digital Transformation in Potash Mining education program.

Digital Transformation in Potash Mining Program: Empowering Indigenous Students for Careers in the Industry

Twelve students sat in the front row for the opening ceremonies of their new program, Morris Interactive’s Digital Transformation in Potash Mining (DTPM), which will educate them about working in the potash industry in Saskatchewan.

CBC – Demand for Indigenous potash workers leads to tailor-made training program at Cowessess

The students are considered employment-ready after eight weeks of classroom instruction in Cowessess followed by a two-week practicum at Mosaic's K3 mine near Esterhazy.

HR Conference For Indigenous Professionals Coming to Enoch In October

Saskatoon-based firm is bringing a human resources conference for Indigenous professionals to Treaty 6 territory in late October.

Potash Works- Career Transformation – Empowering Tomorrow’s Workforce

Morris Interactive’s Career Transformation (CT) Program is a groundbreaking pre-employment initiative dedicated to equipping participants with the educational tools and skills necessary to secure lasting career opportunities in the mining and construction industries.

Government of Saskatchewan Announces Funding for Indigenous Mining Skills Training Program

Today, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a three-month agreement with Morris Interactive to fund an Indigenous Mining Pre-Employment Program in the province. This collaboration aims to connect Indigenous communities with the mining industry, while embracing the digital transformation in potas

Moosomin First Nation welcomes new mobile meat processing unit

The First Nation, with assistance from consulting firm Morris Interactive, submitted a grant application, and was able to access federal funding to help with the cost of the project.

Employment program makes an impact on Cowessess First Nation

A highly successful pre-employment program geared toward the mining industry is making big waves on one local First Nation. The Canadian Institute of Mining awarded the inaugural CIM Indigenous Partnership Award to Cowessess First Nation and Morris Interactive.

Humboldt, Muskowekwan FN among communities receiving funding for public transportation

"Muskowekwan First Nation sincerely appreciates the Government of Canada for improving the residents' quality of life, Morris Interactive for their professional input, and those who had a vision and made it a reality," said Muskowekwan Chief Jamie Wolfe alongside the First Nation Council.

HR conference for Indigenous professionals coming to Enoch in October

A Saskatoon-based firm is bringing a human resources conference for Indigenous professionals to Treaty 6 territory in late October.

Globex Management to run Temple Gardens after Peepeekisis acquisition

The Cree Nation used Morris Interactive in Saskatoon and Mississauga’s Morguard Corporation to help with the hotel's transaction, on PCN's behalf.

Opening hearts with a laugh: Lyndon Linklater spreads reconciliation

Through Morris Interactive events, workshops, and team buildings, Linklater has spoken to people from mining companies to First Nations communities.

2024 SABEX Award Winner – Mistahi Mamîcîhîtowin Award

A collection of Saskatoon businesses, organizations and individuals were recognized for improving the city and its economy at last night’s SABEX Award ceremony at TCU Place.