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The 22nd annual Interprovincial Association of Native Employment Indigenous Career Fair was held at the Shoppers Mall in Brandon on Wednesday.
More than two dozen employers and organizations took part in the career fair, giving visitors insights into various careers and opportunities.
» Photos by Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun
Field operation supervisor Joahna Zilinsky and crew leader Tara-Love Hilsher with Statistics Canada speak with a visitor at the 22nd annual Interprovincial Association of Native Employment Indigenous Career Fair at the Shoppers Mall in Brandon on Wednesday. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)
Sgt. Linda Lobster with the Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre speaks with Brandonite Hubert Pery during Wednesday's career fair at the Shoppers Mall in Brandon. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)