Culture
CategoryAs part of the Louisbourg300 celebrations, Parks Canada and Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources were pleased to share a remarkable Mi’kmaq legend with the launch Continue Reading →
Millbrook youth paired with several chaperones and volunteers camped over the September 20-22 weekend in the Cape Breton Highlands for the Annual Millbrook Youth Moose Continue Reading →
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The Read to Me! Program is launching a new CD, Ninen Na Mi’kma’ji’jk, a collection of songs and rhymes in the Mi’kmaw language for young Continue Reading →
Lomond, NL, – Urban Canadians, New Canadians and families with young children can sometimes face many barriers when it comes to camping in Canada’s outdoors, Continue Reading →
October 2013 will mark the 20th Anniversary of Mi’kmaw History Month in Nova Scotia. In 1993, the then Premier John Savage and Mi’kmaw Grand Chief Continue Reading →
The black ash is a hardwood tree native to the Acadian Forest Region, known for its use in Mi’kmaw basket making for centuries. Mi’kmaq have Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: “The planter has been in the family for as long as I can remember, my father bought it from a Mi’kmaw man in Continue Reading →
Public invited to watch Mi’kmaq artist, assistant paint mural at Halifax terminal Mi’kmaw artist Alan Syliboy will paint a mural from Aug. 9 to 11 Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – Premier David Alward said the provincial government is committed to respectful communication and full engagement with First Nations. “This partnership is essential on Continue Reading →
Miss Emily Sapier, Grand-daughter of John Albert Sapier is the reigning Miss Five Points, South Carolina USA 2013 and is excited to announce that this Continue Reading →
For some time now Woodland Cree Sanford Custer has been visiting Nova Scotia to see his long time friend, Marie Walker and explore this part Continue Reading →














