by Meghan Finney, Communications Coordinator, MK
Recognizing Leaders in Sport
(L-R) Isaiah Bernard, with Chief Wilbert Marshall, was recognized by his home community of Potlotek. Photo by Adam Gould
The 7th Annual Nova Scotia Aboriginal Sports Summit took place November 29, 30 and December 1, in Dartmouth. The Summit’s Awards Banquet was hosted Saturday evening at the Park Place Ramada by Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey, in partnership with Tripartite Forum Sport and Recreation, Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness, and Canadian Sport For Life.
Athlete representatives from 13 Mi’kmaw communities in Nova Scotia attended the three-day event to learn how t ...
To view the full story, you must be a subscriber. Click here for information on how to subscribe.
Tags: Annapolis Valley First Nation, Ashley Julian, Bryson Knockwood, Canadian Sport For Life, Carman Stevens, Charlie Dewilde, Chase Nicholas, Cindy Tighe, Connor Reid Dennis, Cory Knockwood, Dartmouth, Isaiah Bernard, Kaytlyn Thibault. Peter Googoo, Kji-Keptin Antle Denny, Kreisha Robinson Paul, Levi Denny, Meghan Finney, membertou, Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey, Michael Sack Jr., Michael Willis, Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness, Paqtnkek, Park Place Ramada, Potlotek, Roman Sack, Shubenacadie, Tasha McKenzie, Tex Marshall, Therin Nevin, Trinity Ashawaseige, Tripartite Forum, Tuma Stevens
