August 7, 2012
And the Legend of the Sweat Lodge Dear Editor: Let me introduce you to the Mi’kmaq Eight Point Star Petroglyph discovered in Bedford. The petroglyph Continue Reading →
SYDNEY – Cape Breton University’s Purdy Crawford Chair in Aboriginal Business Studies will strengthen and broaden their impact this week when they officially launch In.Business Continue Reading →
APTN’s New Tuesday Night Comedy will have you slapping your knee, uncontrollably clapping your hands, or roaring like a Niskamij or Muhsumsol. Being Aboriginal Peoples, 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 →
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 →
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 →
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More Than Four Thousand Enlisted in the Expeditionary Force, And Many Of Them Made Great Records – Canadian Indians no Longer a Warlike Race. OTTAWA, Continue Reading →
On October 7th, 2014 Dr. Julien provided a lecture on the Sacrifices and Mi’kmaq involvement in World War I. We are happy to provide the Continue Reading →
Janean Marshall’s voice cracked with emotion as she described receiving her second master’s degree and serving as valedictorian at Mount Saint Vincent University’s convocation Sunday. Continue Reading →
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