August 2012
Once again, the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC) will be recognizing Mi’kmaq and Maliseet First Nation fishers across the Atlantic and Continue Reading →
The Honourable Felix Collins, Minister for Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs, congratulated Brendan Sheppard as the first elected Chief of the Qalipu Mi’kmaq Band. “This is Continue Reading →
Halifax – In honour of Mi’kmaq History Month, the union representing more than 800 Educational Support Staff with the Halifax Regional School Board (HRSB) would Continue Reading →
Halifax – On October 28, more than 340 students graduated from Mount Saint Vincent University (the Mount) with a wide range of degrees in Arts, Continue Reading →
The University of New Brunswick’s Mi’kmaq Maliseet Institute hosted an inaugural lecture called “You took our talk”; a panel discussion from New Brunswick Residential School Continue Reading →
On September, 16 Millbrook youth and 17 adults headed off to the Cape Breton Highlands for the Annual Youth Moose Harvest Camp. The camp has Continue Reading →
First year student ambassador sets sights on Navy After spending four years as a cadet, which had her exposed to ships, a deployment to sea Continue Reading →
Halifax – First Nations band, Lone Cloud will be appearing in concert at 7:00 pm on Friday November 23 at the Museum of Natural History, Continue Reading →
Montreal (CUP) – By next fall, Concordia University is hoping to be making history as the first university in Quebec to offer a bachelors degree Continue Reading →
Where do I get help for my child with autism? Is there a waiting list? Our family needs respite care –do I contact Non Insured Continue Reading →
What was supposed to be a simple run for his wife became a movement for the entire community to embrace. This is a story of Continue Reading →
Grand Chief Donald Marshall Senior Elder Achievement Awards Florence Young, Eskasoni: Florence Young is a respected community leader and inspiration to young people in the Continue Reading →