On September 29th as part of the college’s speaker series, Ted Nolan will discuss heritage, responsibility and leadership in the Arts and Media Theatre on the Sanborn campus. Admission is free and open to the public and is sponsored by NCCC Student Senate, Native American Western Consortium and Multicultural Student Support Services.

For more information on the event, please contact Randy Schultz or Will Brinson at 614-6200.

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Onion Lake First Nation Hockey Camp

On hand was Brandon Nolan, who got his break with the Carolina Hurricanes a few years ago.  “I love coming out to these communities, helping out with the kids and teaching them what I can, and just giving back to the communities,” said Nolan, who wants the kids to learn the basics, but also wants to instill in them the right attitude and a good sense of confidence. [Continue Reading]

Flames forward Rene Bourque and former NHL player & coach, Ted Nolan are on hand to speak at the First Nations AFN Youth Symposium. Thanks to Flames TV for the video.

Ted Nolan’s first pair of hockey skates were size six, but his feet were size three.

This was just one challenge the former NHL player and coach faced during his upbringing on the Garden River Ojibwa First Nations Reserve, just outside of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. [Continue Reading]

The Ted Nolan Foundation would like to wish new board member, Brandon Nolan all the best with his upcoming marriage to Stephanie Antalfy on July 10, 2009.