August 2012
The Northumberland Strait Coastal Restoration Project Team is conducting a Community Knowledge Survey to gather Community input about tidal wetlands and needs your help identifying Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – Silent Witness silhouettes honouring two First Nation women who lost their lives because of gender-based violence were dedicated today. The silhouettes commemorate the Continue Reading →
Click on the link to read the story: https://www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/2018/06/14/canadian-catholics-grapple-history-whitewashing-indigenous-children
When Robert Johnson walked across Dalhousie’s convocation stage in 1998 to receive his medical degree, he was the first Mi’kmaq person to receive this degree Continue Reading →
The recent completion of phase one of the Indigenous Program Review (IPR) led by the National Indigenous Fisheries Institute in collaboration with the Department of Continue Reading →
A new licence plate will recognize the importance of Mi’kmaw heritage and Mi’kmaw youth sport and recreation activities. “The new Mi’kmaw licence plate is one Continue Reading →
Albert Marshall is a highly respected and much loved Elder of the Mi’kmaw Nation who lives in Eskasoni First Nation in Unama’ki (Cape Breton). Known Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaw students attending public schools will continue to receive the programs and services they need to succeed, thanks to a renewed five-year education agreement between Continue Reading →
Shirley Christmas, world-famous author of Shirley’s Corner, hosted the 6th Annual Appreciation BBQ on Wednesday, May 30. The yearly event began in 2013 as a Continue Reading →
Nova Scotia’s first Aboriginal Wellness and Gladue Court was officially opened and celebrated in Wagmatcook First Nation today, June 21, marking National Indigenous Peoples Day. Continue Reading →
