August 2012
Welcome to 2019 at the home of the unpredictable Shirley’s Corner where one never knows the outcome of any given day. Now let’s see where Continue Reading →
Charlottetown — The Governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island are committed to working with the PEI Mi’kmaw towards a renewed government-to-government-to-government relationship based on Continue Reading →
My name is Tammy Barbour and I am the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) Navigator for the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC). Continue Reading →
Over the past few years, The Government of Canada has emphasized the importance of improving the protection of marine environments. At the 2010 United Nations Continue Reading →
The Climate Action Adaptation Program was established in 2014 after community members expressed concerns that climate change would have negative impacts on their water utilities. Continue Reading →
For the past 12 years, Cecelia Brooks of St. Mary’s First Nation has dedicated her time to specializing in body care and wellness products. Soul Continue Reading →
For the first time, motorists on the Trans Canada Highway east of Antigonish can take an off-ramp right into the growing community of Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Continue Reading →
For the first time since 1995, a Mi’kmaw teen has made it on the men’s hockey roster to represent Nova Scotia during the 2019 Canada Continue Reading →
The Nova Scotia Bursary Program Promoting Cultural Representation in Early Childhood Education began in 2018 and has been extended to the 2019-2020 year. Many students Continue Reading →
On the banks of the Richibucto River north of Moncton, New Brunswick, lies one of the largest Mi’kmaw communities in the Atlantic Region known as Continue Reading →
