Since inception, Dowland has consistently maintained a strong commitment to the employment and training of Aboriginal workers in all our projects, public sector and private sector alike. In the Mackenzie Delta Region, no company has been able to come close to replicating our success in harnessing the talents of the aboriginal workforce in the construction industry. This is because we hire and train local workers and know that it works effectively and economically.
Community support is key to our success and Dowland employees and management are proud citizens of each region where we operate. We take an active approach to our corporate responsibility and each year we garner support for local school programs. As well, all our offices support our communities through regular donations and sponsorships.
Here are a few of the organizations that we support:
Alberta |
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Bishop Routhier School |
Yearbook Project |
Peavine |
Calmar Secondary School |
Interact Club |
Calmar |
Hythe Minor Hockey |
Mustang Pee Wee tournament |
Hythe |
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Fort Good Hope |
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Chief T’Selehye School |
Yearbook Project |
Fort Good Hope |
Municipality of FGH |
Formal Christmas Dance |
Fort Good Hope |
Municipality of FGH |
Wood Block Music Festival |
Fort Good Hope |
K’asho Gotine Koe Dene Band |
Minor Hockey Camp |
Fort Good Hope |
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Inuvik & Area |
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Children First Society |
Gala Night |
Inuvik |
Ride for Sight |
Ride for Sight Campaign |
Inuvik |
Youth Centre Society |
Sports Equipment |
Inuvik |
Curling Club |
Junior Boys Curling Team |
Inuvik |
Town of Inuvik |
Summer Day Camp program |
Inuvik |
Gwich’in Council International |
Young Leaders’ Summit |
Inuvik |
Sir Alexander Mackenzie School |
School/on the lands program |
Inuvik |
Samuel Hearne Secondary School |
School/on the lands program |
Inuvik |
Mangilaluk School |
2009 Graduation Class |
Tuktoyaktuk |
Mangilaluk School |
Youth Dreamcatchers Conference |
Tuktoyaktuk |
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Whitehorse |
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Whitehorse Hockey Tournament |
Hockey Tournament |
Whitehorse |
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