August 2012
13 year old George Brett Paul hauls a record 9 medals Close to a hundred athletes almost lost the chance to compete for their nation Continue Reading →
“Si’aq Mawiomi – Si Denny Gathering was a HUGE SUCCESS to help create awareness! The weather was cooperating with us but it was the food, Continue Reading →
I wanted to just out a tiny thing about how I’m grateful to Kris & my family for supporting me to train & finish “Tough Continue Reading →
Consensus is a term commonly used when discussing decision-making, especially when people want to make sure that everyone is in agreement before moving forward on Continue Reading →
When people get together in First Nation communities, the topic of housing often comes up. In the Elsipogtog First Nation, a Mi’kmaw community and the Continue Reading →
Joseph B. Marshall, former associate professor of Mi’kmaq studies and political science at Cape Breton University has been appointed to the Order of Canada. His Continue Reading →
In the last 15 years, First Nations commercial fisheries enterprises (CFEs) have literally boomed across the Atlantic Canada region. Mi’kmaq and Maliseet First Nations CFEs Continue Reading →
Pictou Landing – There was much more to be proud of than the medals won last week at the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Continue Reading →
