August 7, 2012
Each year during Mi’kmaq History Month, the Mi’kmaw community of Bear River (L’sit’kuk) First Nation holds their annual Harvesters’ Gathering to celebrate, honour and give Continue Reading →
Within the last few years, Mainland Mi’kmaw communities have expressed interest in engaging in marine animal response. The increased interest in marine animal response is Continue Reading →
Chain Pickerel are an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) in Mi’kma’ki. Since their illegal introduction in Digby County in the 1940s, they have continued to spread Continue Reading →
In researching the creation story of Mi’kmaw Family and Children’s Services of Nova Scotia journey to what it is today, it is simply astonishing. With Continue Reading →
“Two Indian Squaws Brought Seal Skins And Eels To sell” Dear Editor: Mi’kmaq Right to sell their treaty catches is discussed in the 1999 Supreme Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaw journalist, George Paul of Eskasoni (aka PR GEORGE) has been MMNN most consistent contributor to the paper for the last 20 years. We asked Continue Reading →
Over the Labour day weekend, Indian Brook First Nation held its first Pat Marr Memorial Labour Day Tournament. It was a huge success even during Continue Reading →
On September 17, 2020., 21 years after The Marshall Decision. The Sipekne’katik First Nation gathered in Digby Nova Scotia to exercise their right to earn Continue Reading →
The following tribute was given at Pat’s Graveside Service on August 14th, 2020. “I am greatly humbled to have been asked by Mary Patricia Harlow-Robar’s Continue Reading →
Despite many events being cancelled this year due to the Covid virus, many communities still decided to hold their yearly St Anne’s Celebrations but with Continue Reading →
New private owners are planning significant upgrades to the Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa to create a year-round tourism destination. Besim Halef, Glenn Squires, Continue Reading →
Climate change is an important issue that needs to be addressed in Nova Scotia and Canada. Canada is predicted to increase average yearly temperatures by Continue Reading →
