August 2012
It is no secret that physical activity is important in both preventing and managing diabetes, but why and how are the questions that are often Continue Reading →
On Monday, June 10, National Chief Shawn Atleo, a representative for the Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development, Grand Chief Ben Continue Reading →
Cape Breton University – CBU Acadia First Nation Waycobah Paqtnkek Eskasoni Glooscap Indian Brook Millbrook Potlotek Membertou
After four long months of planning and construction, the project by the Grade 11 Production and Construction Tech. Ed. Class has finally made their donation Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Elias Googoo, Shane Howe, Leon Knockwood, Katrina Levi, Andrew Marr, Alex Michael, Dylan Paul, Joanna Paul and Keigan Sack. This group of nine Continue Reading →
It is with great pleasure to announce the Bear River to Kejimkujik canoe trip, where many years ago our ancestors used this route to travel Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – Premier David Alward said the provincial government is committed to respectful communication and full engagement with First Nations. “This partnership is essential on Continue Reading →
Sydney – The Honourable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, Government of Canada, was at Cape Breton University (CBU) announced the $5 million allocated in the Continue Reading →
On June 7, 2013 Natalie Dawn Clifford was “Called to the Bar” in a ceremony held at the Kenneth C. Rowe Heritage Hall, Pier 21, Continue Reading →
Miss Emily Sapier, Grand-daughter of John Albert Sapier is the reigning Miss Five Points, South Carolina USA 2013 and is excited to announce that this Continue Reading →
East-West Collaboration on Shipbuilding Halifax – June 11, 2013…. Four First Nation community leaders visit Nova Scotia to share ideas and to take a collaborative Continue Reading →
The shore of Cape Breton Island’s Bras d’Or Lake in Nova Scotia is the home of the Eskasoni First Nation, the largest Mi’kmaw community in Continue Reading →
