August 2012
Premier’s Office In recognition of National Aboriginal Day, the Province of Prince Edward Island and the Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI (MCPEI) have announced an economic Continue Reading →
Act to protect integrity of Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation The Harper Government welcomes Royal Assent of Bill C-25, Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation Act, received. The Continue Reading →
The Mi’gmag and Wolastoqiyik of New Brunswick and Parks Canada Sign a Five-Year Agreement for Free Entrance to National Parks In celebration of National Aboriginal Continue Reading →
As part of the Government of Canada’s ongoing commitment to improving economic development opportunities for Aboriginal people, the Government of Canada is investing in the Continue Reading →
CBU Faculty Working to Integrate Indigenous and Western Knowledge for Effective Water Management in Canada Sydney – Several Cape Breton University academics, along with two Continue Reading →
On June 20, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Bernard Valcourt, and Chief Sidney Peters of the Glooscap First Nation announced that members Continue Reading →
The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Chiefs offers their support to the community of Pictou Landing in their efforts to obtain a plan of action Continue Reading →
Assembly of First Nations congratulates Tsilhqot’in National Government on Landmark Legal Victory at Supreme Court of Canada, Calls on Federal Government to Work with First Continue Reading →
When nine year-old, Abigail Murdena Marshall was ask by Make-a-Wish Atlantic what she would love to have, most 9 year-olds would probably say a trip Continue Reading →
Indigenous histories teach us that we are all part of an intricate creation; where all beings carry their own bundle of gifts and responsibilities to Continue Reading →
A new five-year agreement will help ensure Mi’kmaw students attending public schools continue to receive the programs and services they need to succeed. Karen Casey, Continue Reading →
Dartmouth – Nearly 1,900 households in 13 First Nations communities across Nova Scotia developed skills while saving energy and money as part of an innovative Continue Reading →
