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CategoryAs an eagle flew overhead, the cloudy skies gave way to sunshine as Chief Paul (PJ) Prosper of Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation and County of Antigonish Continue Reading →
The lower St. Lawrence region of Québec, a few kilometers north of Rivière-du-Loup in Cacouna and Whitworth Township, is home to the Maliseet de Viger Continue Reading →
Innovacorp announced an addition to its board of directors on, Feb. 14. Christopher Googoo, chief operating officer of Ulnooweg Development Group Inc., has been appointed Continue Reading →
Government investment will help Waycobah expand its grow operation and processing facility Whycocomagh, NS – The aquaculture industry contributes significantly to the economic diversification of Continue Reading →
The second largest Mi’kmaw community in Nova Scotia, with over 2,500 Band members is the Sipekne’katik First Nation. Located less than 30 kilometres from Truro, Continue Reading →
New Maryland, NB —The governments of Canada and New Brunswick are working together to provide residents and businesses with modern, reliable and sustainable public infrastructure Continue Reading →
Since starting with JEDI just one short week ago, I have already learned so much and met so many people who will surely have a Continue Reading →
Rose Paul, director of economic development at Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, is the first Mi’kmaq representative to be appointed to the Antigonish Chamber of Commerce board Continue Reading →
The picturesque Baie des Chaleurs along the south shore of Québec’s Gaspé Peninsula is home to a new commercial enterprise. It is the new, unique Continue Reading →
TOBIQUE – Improved survival rates of wild Atlantic salmon and other fish species on the St. John River watershed is the goal of a downstream Continue Reading →
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More solar panels will be popping up in Hantsport and Whycocomagh through the Solar Electricity for Community Buildings Pilot Program, announced on Nov. 10, by Continue Reading →