Culture
CategoryFour projects benefiting women in Nova Scotia are receiving more than $1.1 million in federal funding, Status of Women Minister Rona Ambrose announced Wednesday, May Continue Reading →
In May 2012, the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Chiefs signed an interim arrangement with Parks Canada to grant the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia free Continue Reading →
The “Digby County – Welcomes Heritage and Diversity” event was presented twice on Friday, May 4, 2012 and attended by over 1,000 participants. The program Continue Reading →
Greetings my friends. Happy Summer to you. One day I was wondering which topic I wanted to share with you this moon and it hit Continue Reading →
CAPE BRETON HIGHLANDS – On the northern tip of Unama’ki, the adventurous would find an incredible landscape. From steep sloped canyons to pristine barrens, the Continue Reading →
Come Experience Authentic Living History! Eskasoni First Nation has created a unique tourism product that invites visitors to experience authentic Mi’kmaq culture on Goat Island Continue Reading →
Netna wla Ki’kwaju’ kaqasi mili-tpiet , ke’sk wla teli- mili-ala’sit. This badger had a lot of adventures while on his travels. Nike’ ula pitu’kunma ka’qapiteskisnaq, Continue Reading →
For one youngster it was an experience of a lifetime and in return, she witnessed firsthand, the true generosity of Eskasoni when they support a Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Wapanaki Two Spirit Alliance(W2SA) is currently seeking individuals that woul like to share their “coming out” stories to our families, communities and other Continue Reading →
Every Monday afternoon for three weeks in February and March, students at Champlain Elementary School experienced cultural traditions, music, history, crafts and art of Nova Continue Reading →
Prime Minster Stephen Harper ended the June 11 2008 apology to former students of Indian Residential Schools with the following statement about the Truth and Continue Reading →
There is a tradition where the Roman Catholic Church meets the Mi’kmaw people every year on Good Friday, the Indian Brook residents and guest gather Continue Reading →














