Christine LaPrise

The Dumont Technical Institute's 2010-2011 annual report highlights the institute's success in providing education and training opportunities to the Métis people of Saskatchewan. Key achievements include serving 731 students across 46 programs, with a focus on health, industry/trades, and business training. The report emphasizes the institute's commitment to cultural integration, equity in funding, and strategic partnerships to enhance program delivery and student outcomes. It also reflects on past strategic goals and outlines new objectives approved by the GDI Board of Governors, aimed at building brighter futures for the Métis community.

The 2015-2016 annual report outlines the Gabriel Dumont Institute's mission to promote Métis culture through education, training, and community development. Key areas of focus include adult basic education, skills training, and partnerships with various organizations. The report highlights the institute's commitment to providing quality education and relevant skills to Métis people, with an emphasis on health, business, and trades programs. It also emphasizes the importance of cultural relevance and community-based programming to meet the diverse needs of Métis clients and communities across Saskatchewan.

The 2019-2020 Annual Report for the Gabriel Dumont Institute focuses on promoting Métis culture, providing quality education, and ensuring client success. Key areas include Adult Basic Education and Skills Training programs, with an emphasis on Health, Business, and Trades/Industrial programs. The report highlights the impact of COVID-19 on program delivery and the measures taken to support students during the pandemic. It also emphasizes partnerships with various organizations to enhance training and employment opportunities for Métis people in Saskatchewan. The strategic goals include enhancing Métis culture, managing human resources, developing financial resources, and establishing a Métis center of excellence.

The Dumont Technical Institute's 2021-2022 annual report focuses on providing high-quality, culturally relevant education and skills training programs to Métis people in Saskatchewan. Key priorities include ensuring accountability and transparency, integrating Métis culture into programming, and responding to labor market and community needs. The report highlights strategies and performance measures aligned with the Gabriel Dumont Institute's strategic plan, emphasizing increased well-being in Métis communities, preservation of Métis culture, and effective communication and marketing to promote the institute and its programs.

The Gabriel Dumont Institute's 2022-2027 Strategic Plan, "Proud Past, Bright Future," serves as a roadmap for achieving educational and cultural goals for Métis communities in Saskatchewan. The plan focuses on building the capacity of GDI, celebrating successes, expanding programming and services, and building robust systems. The institute aims to promote Métis culture and heritage, increase access to education and employment, and foster pride in Métis communities.