August 2012
Nova Scotians will be able to follow artist Alan Syliboy’s character, Little Thunder, as he learns about his Mi’kmaq identity. Mr. Syliboy launched his travelling Continue Reading →
It all started out with a pair of baseball cleats in Northern Alberta, “We couldn’t find a decent pair of baseball cleats that fit” Continue Reading →
October is Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia. The goal of the month is to help Nova Scotians build awareness of Mi’kmaq history and heritage, Continue Reading →
An exhibition of artworks created by youth from the First Nations communities of Pabineau, Oromocto, and Metepenagiag, opened September 29th at Government House in Fredericton Continue Reading →
Since October is “Mi’kmaq History Month”, all the teachers here at LSK were able to attend the two-day “6th Annual Mi’kmaq History Month Educators’ Conference” Continue Reading →
Leaders of National Aboriginal Organizations and Provincial and Territorial Representatives set date and start planning for a National Roundtable on Murdered and Missing Women Membertou Continue Reading →
Steven Toney, of Pictou Landing Disposed of 70 German Snipers on Western Front To have disposed of seventy-one German snipers on the Western front is Continue Reading →
Over $9000 In Cash Prizes As students settle into the new school year, the Mining Association of Nova Scotia (MANS) is hoping to inspire junior Continue Reading →
Over the past two decades, there has been a noticeable change to the forested areas of the Cape Breton Highlands. Recent satellite imagery shows that Continue Reading →
Janean Marshall’s speech to a graduating class at MSVU as Valedictorian Good morning Madam Chancellor, Madam President, Madam Board Chair, Honorary Degree Recipient, Distinguished Guests, Continue Reading →
“One size fits all” does not fit housing in Eskasoni, a Mi’kmaw First Nation in eastern Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. The most common style Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: Before I get into the substance of my speech today I would just like to reflect on a positive summer that showcased Mi’kmaq Continue Reading →
