LMI SURVEY

Help shape the programs your community needs.

The labour market survey collects information from members of our 12 participating First Nations who are 15 and older, across four areas: current labour market activity, skills, future plans for employment and training, and the challenges and barriers people face. Your answers help the community plan programs and support toward new skills and work.

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Why it matters

The survey tells us what work people are doing, what they want to do, and what is getting in the way. That data shapes programs and funding for the 12 Nations. The information stays in community hands and guides decisions that affect your community.

Who can take it

Status Members of our participating First Nations who are 15 or older.

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How to take it

  • Online, through your community’s secure link.

  • On paper, contact us for a copy.

  • At community events.

  • By scanning a QR code on a poster.

Survey events near you

In-person sessions are available at scheduled events at one of the 12 participating First Nations. Each event will show the date, location, time and contact for questions or to register online.

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This data is the First Nations information that is confidentially collected and input with delegate staff.

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Ready to take the survey?