Culture
CategoryThe Wagmatcook Culture and Heritage Centre hosted the Mi’kmaq – Nova Scotia – Canada Tripartite Forum’s first Annual General Assembly in 2004 and welcomed the Continue Reading →
As the National Historic Site of Fortress of Louisbourg celebrates its 300th Anniversary, the organizers felt it was only fitting to celebrate National Aboriginal Day Continue Reading →
L’nui’ta’sultinej – Leadership and Capacity Building Leadership in Mi’kmaw language revitalization was the focus of three days of conversation when over 300 educators, Elders, researchers Continue Reading →
Millbrook – In celebration of National Aboriginal Day, The Glooscap Heritage Centre presents “The Randy & Candy Show”, featuring two-time Grammy Nominee Randy Wood and Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaq Maliseet Nations News’ (MMNN) former columnist, Dr. Randolph (Randy) Bowers has just published a re-make of the Eagle Medicine Column. The column that originally Continue Reading →
Aboriginal Nova Scotia’s will continue to have access to critical mental health services and support with provincial funding to help maintain the Mi’kmaq Crisis Line Continue Reading →
This winter, Mi’kmaw Conservation Group (MCG) staff and the Fort Folly Habitat Recovery team buried over 10,000 Atlantic salmon eggs in an outdoor hatchery stream Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaw Conservation Group (MCG) has grown over the winter! Adding to the Manager, Angie Gillis; Communications Officer, Kate Nelson and the Research and Education Officer, Continue Reading →
Dear Editor Calling all Mi’kmaq Elders, Aboriginal Elders, Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal peoples and non-natives who would like to help the Mi’kmaq Burial Ground Research and Restoration Association Continue Reading →
MUN set to be the first university to allow kullik-burning on campus St. John’s (CUP) – Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) is currently in the Continue Reading →
Our Collections, Our Stories, Our Communities Last week’s Lecture Series at the Wagmatcook Culture and Heritage Centre drew an audience of over 500 Elders, community Continue Reading →














