August 2012
This is our final submission for the year. This year had many changes and exciting activities/events. During the month of May our middle and high Continue Reading →
The Pollinator Action Project, “Protect the Bees in Mi’kma’ki,” launched in April 2019 as part of The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq’s (CMM) Climate Action Program. Continue Reading →
Government announced annual funding for the Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association of $205,700 on, May 15, at an event at Glooscap First Nation. The association Continue Reading →
As Mi’kmaq we have always said the Indian Act says who is an “Indian”, not who is Mi’kmaq. An important part of our nationhood and Continue Reading →
Chief Paul (PJ) Prosper of Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation has announced that Rose Paul is the successful applicant for the new position of Chief Executive Officer Continue Reading →
Since registering as a non-profit in 2011, Red Bear Healing Home Society provides assistance to people who are experiencing economic hardships and poverty in Nova Continue Reading →
Their Honours were delighted to attend the Canadian Forces Aboriginal Entry Program Graduation Parade and Ceremony at Willow Park Armouries, CFB Stadacona on Friday, 17 Continue Reading →
Library and Archives Canada (LAC) is pleased to announce the launch of its Listen, Hear Our Voices initiative, which offers funding and digitization services to Continue Reading →
The 2019 NS Education Week Awards acknowledge educators, school support staff and partners for their outstanding work relative to the Education Week theme: Inclusive Education Continue Reading →
Federal government strengthens Indigenous tourism and creates middle class jobs Kanien’kehá:ka Nation (Montreal, QC) – On May 22, the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Tourism, Continue Reading →
Reflecting on Fisheries and Oceans Programs, Practises and Policies Membertou – The second and final report on the review of Indigenous programs at Fisheries and Continue Reading →
The annual Equity and Community Building Awards were handed out yesterday It was everything you’d expect of an awards ceremony celebrating the bridge-builders of McGill. Continue Reading →
