Indigenous learners, job seekers get boost from Google Canada
Technology giant is committing $600K to scholarships, free training in high-demand digital fields
Allana McDougall
Allana is a graduate of the Indigenous Studies program at Trent University and the new media journalism program at Sheridan College. She worked at Sudbury.com and TVO before coming to APTN National News where she now covers Indigenous stories in Southern Ontario as a video journalist. McDougall is a member of Hiawatha First Nation.
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