By Carl Clutchey, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Chronicle-Journal Though barriers remain a struggle for some looking for a job, organizers of Fort William First Nation’s annual spring employment fair aim to keep their prospects for work within reach. “Sometimes all a person really needs is for someone to believe in them — just enough to help them build their confidence back up and realize their true potential,” Lauren Waller, Fort William First Nation’s employment and training co-ordinator, said in an email earlier this month. The 2025 version of the community’s job fair — now in its fourth year — is set for April 26. Waller said she’s expecting at least 30 employers from a variety of sectors, including forestry, mining, health care and social services, First Nation agencies, as…
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